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I was initially sceptical because it’s a bit pricier than the usual dog food I used to get, but gotta say, worth every penny. My vet actually recommended N&D after my doggy had some tummy troubles with other brands, and since the switch, things have really improved.
One tip, though — make sure to transition your pooch slowly from old food to new one. We did over the course of two weeks so he wouldn’t have any tummy upsets.
Let me know if you have any questions and happy feeding!
I’ve been using N&D dog food for my golden retriever, Buster, for the past six months or so. I switched him over from another brand because he was getting itchy from his old food – pretty sure it was a grain intolerance issue. Additionally, the high protein content in N&D food attracted me as well.
To put it simply—Buster loves it! No more itchiness annd lots of excitement during meal times now. His coat has become noticeably healthier too, which makes me think it’s working wonders for his overall health.
Just a heads up though, this stuff can be kind of pricey compared to other kibbles out there. But for us, it’s been worth it to see Buster thriving like this. Plus, it eases my mind knowing that he’s eating something low in carbs and free from artificial preservatives.
Hope this helps! Also, pretty keen to know if others have had similar experiences or found a good alternative for dogs with grain sensitivity.
Cheers!
My Lab, Rocky, has been on N&D dog food for about 6 months now and honestly, it is a game-changer! Rocky’s coat looks insane – shiny yet smooth, almost like a modeling dog. It’s no wonder these ingredients vets are always fussing about actually do make a massive difference! I see less shedding around the house too(which means easier cleaning chores, yay!).
But what really sold me wasn’t the glossy ad campaigns or the endorsements. It was the fact that Rocky LOVES his meals – he grew bored with other kibbles, but there hasn’t been a single day he’s turned his nose at N&D. Plus, seeing improvements in his digestion has been great.
Two thumbs up from me! A bit more expensive compared to regular brands but well worth it considering the benefits. Just remember to introduce it gradually into their diet to avoid upsetting their stomachs.
Hope this helps anyone who was curious about making the switch!
Sure, it’s a bit on the pricey side compared to some brands, but in my opinion, it’s totally worth every penny. As they say, “you are what you eat,” right? And it’s no different for dogs. But remember that every dog is unique and there is no one-size-fits-all. Best thing to do is give it a try and see how your furry friend responds.
One point though: do ensure a proper transition from current food to N&D if you decide to switch. A sudden change in diet may upset their tummies!
Safe tail wags!
As far as nutritional content goes – this stuff is top-notch. Low-grain, high protein, and packed with fruits and veggies. Plus it uses quality animal proteins which are super important for our canine friends.
The only downside? Price point’s a bit steep. But hey, you get what you pay for right? Bella’s health is definitely worth every penny and we’ve had fewer vet visits since we switched. All-in-all, I’d say N&D is pretty darn good dog food if you can swing it. What’s everybody else’s experience been like?
First off, I’d like to say that my Bruce (he’s a 4-year-old Rottweiler) absolutely adores N&D dog food. He wolfs it down in seconds annd then looks up at me with those eyes as if saying, “More, please!”
We started him on the chicken and pomegranate puppy formula initially. Then, as he grew older, we switched to the adult formula. The meat/protein content is very high which I appreciate. They also have quite a variety of flavors so he gets cozy with new taste every few weeks. It keeps him interested and his belly happily full.
Plus, reading up about the company showed they’re all about wholesome ingredients with no artificial additives — a big win from where I’m standing. The coat condition of my Bruce has significantly improved after we started feeding him this brand.
The only nick I would say is – it’s slightly pricier than other brands but hey, you get what you pay for right? Honestly speaking, for the quality of ingredients they provide; I reckon it’s worth every penny. A happy healthy pup is priceless!
Hope this helps anyone who’s on the fence about N&D! Yes, they do make good food!
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