GO! SOLUTIONSCarnivore Grain Free Dog Food, 3.5 lb – Lamb + Wild Boar Recipe – Protein Rich Dry Dog Food – Complete + Balanced Nutrition for All Life Stages

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I've been feeding my Shiba Inu the GO! SOLUTIONS Carnivore Grain Free Dog Food (Lamb + Wild Boar Recipe) for the past four years, and the results speak for themselves. Not only has it contributed to a glossy, healthy coat, but it has also ensured consistent, healthy stool. One of the standout benefits has been how effortlessly I've been able to manage my pet's weight, ensuring they stay active and at their ideal size. This protein-rich dry food offers complete and balanced nutrition, and I can't recommend it enough for those looking for a long-term dietary solution for their furry friend.

My big dog is always happy to try a new dog food. Especially since he's been eating the same diet dog food for the past few months. I try to mix in the salmon flavor of Go! Skin & Coat Care every 6 weeks or so because his coat gets dried out and he gets hot spots.This Carnivore variety has many great ingredients including salmon, herring meal, salmon meal & salmon oil which I think will also help his coat. Meat & fish are the top 4 ingredients, but there are lentils & peas in the top 10 ingredients which I would prefer not to have. It smells a lot like the other variety I buy for him and the kibble is a little smaller than the size of a dime so it should be fine for small dogs, too. Sammy scarfs it down just like the other Go! food. He's been eating it for a few days now and has shown no digestion problems at all. I will continue to mix in 1.5 cups per day with his other food and though this is just a 3.5 lb bag, it should last about 14+ days giving him a break from just his diet food. His weight loss is probably slower, but the trade off keeps him healthier I think.I buy my dog the best food I can afford and at 7 years old, his worse medical problem has been those hot spots. The price for this variety of Go! is a little more than the one I usually buy, but it says it's formulation is to develop strong, lean muscles which might also be helpful for my dieting dog. I will buy it again to alternate with the salmon Skin & Coat care. I would think this food would be good to develop muscle tone for a young active dog.

black Lab, Olive.This is a 3.5 lb bag of lamb and wild boar recipe dog food. This dog food is rich in protein and is grain free, two things we always look for for our dogs. We always consult Dog Food Advisor before feeding our dogs any dog food. This dog food has the best and highest rating of any dog food I've ever checked. It's very impressive.According to dog food advisor,"The first 4 ingredients in this dog food, and 76% of the protein, comes from premium-quality red meat and fish. This recipe is loaded with essential amino acids that supports muscle development. This dog food has antioxidant-rich fruits and veggies to support a healthy immune system.This dog food contains deboned lamb, wild boar, and salmon. It has premium-quality herring meal and no by-product meals or artificial preservatives. This dog food supports good gut bacteria, healthy digestion, and overall wellness with it's added digestive enzymes, probiotics and prebiotic fiber from dried chicory root.This premium dog food iscrafted by a team of pet nutritionists to provide solutions for your pet’s unique dietary needs and taste preferences."We're always looking for the best food and treats for our dogs because they're important family members. We love them and want to provide them with the highest quality foods and treats. This GO! SOLUTIONS CarnivoreGrain-Free Dog Food provides them with everything we want in dog food for our beloved fur family members.Very highly recommended!

Because my dogs really love lamb, and it seems to be the meat that all of them can tolerate. I generally buy the 1 lb packages of ground lamb, and mix it with high quality kibble.I prefer a lamb-based kibble as well.It's nice that the first few ingredients are lamb and lamb meal followed by salmon and herring. The wild boar is not at the top of the list which is a very good thing, because most dogs do not tolerate foods made from pigs, which is why you don't see them very often.On the other hand, wild boars are an invasive and non-natural species that disrupt ecosystems in many parts of the world. Therefore, culling them for food makes sense. Since most humans wouldn't be used to that type of gamey flavor, it also makes sense that it would be used as pet food.So the concern over this being porcine is one reason this isn't going to be my favorite food, but the other, more main reason, is that on the bag I cannot find out where the lamb and wild boar meats are sourced. The food itself appears to be made in Canada, but I wish it were plainly on the package where the lamb came from.Especially these days, I want total transparency in my dog food.The price is mid-range for specialty food. I've given both dogs small amounts with their regular food, and they ate it. I start with amounts so small that it would be unlikely that any digestive issues would pop up, but I'm just not sure about giving them the rest of the bag.Back to human grade pet food and home cooked.