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On the one hand, the cans are filled with shreds of real meat and vegetables which is awesome. Daisy goes absolutely nuts for the smell when I open a can. Plus they’re grain-free and Weruva has it all – chicken with pumpkin soup or lamb with sweet potato…you get the drill.
But on the flipside, after introducing Weruva to her diet, she started having gastrointestinal issues. She had gas like crazy and let’s just say…the backyard cleanup was pretty messy for a bit. Not fun at all! It was pretty hard seeing Daisy uncomfortable like that and suspecting her food might be the culprit.
Also noticed it can be a little bit pricey compared to other brands out there. For those of you feeding multiple dogs or on a budget, this could be something you’ll want to keep in mind.
So yeah. The quality seems great but it just didn’t exactly agree with my girl Daisy’s tummy unfortunately! Just remember every dog is different though so your experience might be totally different! Always worth trying and deciding for yourselves folks!
I did a little digging – turns out, Weruva uses actual meat chunks rather than “mystery meat”. How refreshing is that? Plus, they use human-grade ingredients, which made me feel pretty good about feeding it to my fur-baby.
The only teensy snag you might hit upon is its price point. It’s pricier compared to some other big-name brands. But hey, considering the quality you’re getting and seeing how my Fido gobbles it up, I’d say it’s worth every penny.
Anyway, juts remember – every doggo is different and what works for Fido may not work for yours. But if you asked me? Totally recommend you give Weruva a shot! Your pup might just thank you with some extra tail wags 😉.
Now, that’s just one dog’s opinion. I’ve seen reviews online where some dogs really love the stuff but every dog is different I guess. Still on the hunt for the perfect canned food mix in. If anyone has recommendations, shoot ’em my way!
The ingredients though, are a cashier’s nightmare — human-grade chicken, fish, pumpkin… it’s like my grocery list! But hey, if it keeps him perky and wagging, the price tag can take a hike.
His favorite is the ‘Wok the Dog’ — an inspired fusion meal of chicken, beef and pumpkin in gravy… Yes, you heard right, gravy. Some nights I stare at his bowl and question my dinner choices!
The silver lining? His coat has never looked better…shiny as a new penny! And his energy? He gives the Duracell Bunny a run for its money. Plus (not to go into TMI territory), his “No. 2” looks way healthier these days. 🙈
However, every Pooch Palate is different — mine might be having Michelin star dreams but yours could prefer good ol’ kibble. Who knows eludes their puppy minds?
So yes, I vouch for Weruva but remember folks; try before you buy bulk! Because no one wants to handle food returns at 7 in the morning when Fido decides he’s had enough of the globetrotters’ menu and wants back on his trusty dry food diet. 😅🐾
I think what I appreciate most about Weruva is their transparent approach to what they put in their food- real meat, vegetables, etc. It feels good knowing I’m giving my furry friend something I could technically eat myself.
My advice? Try a smaller bag or a can first before committing to a bulk purchase just to make sure your pup loves it as much as mine does. All dogs are different after all! Happy feeding 🐶🥘
So yeah, to say he devours Weruva would be the understatement of the century. Now his standards are through the roof. If it were up to him we’d be on easy street dining on Weruva and sipping tummy-friendly broths every evening!
But hey, no grain, no gluten, it’s all gravy. Watch out though – Spoiling them with this stuff will probably make your usual brand look like fast food. And let’s not even talk about the price. Easy way to go broke if you don’t keep an eye on it.
So to boil it down, does my dog love Weruva? You betcha! But remember guys: in the long run, it might lead down a pricy path. Spoil carefully!
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