PEDIGREE Chopped Ground Dinner Adult Wet Dog Food, 3.5 oz. Pouches

I mix this in with his dry food to give him a little variety in his diet. After the food had dried for a few hours, I noticed small white chips that looked suspiciously like wood chips. When I touch and break them, they also have a woody texture. I haven’t sent this to a lab yet so I don’t know 100 but between my dogs tummy aches and seeing this, I will no longer be a customer.

Layla Cain

| Jul 18, 2021

I've had to resort to making her meals from scratch using recipes provided by my veterinarian. She will eat a small amount of Caesar pate now and then, but she is sick of it. I gave this Pedigree Chopped Ground Dinner Adult Wet Dog a try with no expectations of it being eaten by my dog. She prefers pate to shreds or lumpy food in general, but she will go days without eating most brands of pate. I gave her some of this food the other day, along with some steak bits, and she didn't just eat the steak, which surprised me. She devoured the entire contents of her plate. She's been eating this food since then, but it's true that she hasn't been eating it very well. I season it with real meat and, on occasion, a pinch of her favorite kibble. Although these pouches only hold a small amount of food, they are sufficient for such a small dog. br>br>I'm overjoyed to have found a dog food Molly will eat, but I'm also aware that she could change her mind at any time, so I try to vary her meals and not feed her this every time she eats. So far, everything seems to be going swimmingly. She is very active, especially in the summer, and she requires proper nutrition and a full stomach to be able to swim, run, play, and hang out with us. I'll give it a 4 out of 5 star rating. The ingredients could be better, and the small packages are a bit pricey, but if Molly continues to eat it, it will be well worth the money. It takes up less room and keeps you fresh while you're on the go.

Bentley John

| Jul 16, 2021

Gags appears to be scared, and I'm not sure what's going on because he's a rescuer. Because he's been so happy for the past few years, I just started using this brand, and the trouble started after the first box. I'd put some cheese or whatever he likes on it, and he'd eat that part, but he'd sit shaking after later inspecting, I noticed what looked like yellow rice? I picked it up, it's hard, and it's WOOD LIKE CRUMBLED TOOTH PICKS! br>WHERE IS THIS STUFF MADE? br>SOMEONE ELSE MENTIONED IT HERE. br>WHERE IS THIS STUFF MADE? WHO IS INSPECTING IT NOW THAT IT IS NOT PACKED BUT MADE? I feel awful telling my boy to eat it's okay it's for youbr>When I adopted him, he had been afraid of eating due to a previous traumabr>I thought how CONVENIENT this is so I bought several but there's nothing anyone would feed their dog if there's woodbr> Or the beaks of chickens? Toes What else is in there to make it heavier so you can make more money? br>I recall other pet food recalls in the past, one of which was extremely dangerous and resulted in the deaths of numerous cats. I don't recall the brand. Right now, a dog food company's products are being recalled due to salmonella contamination. br>Shame on whoever is selling this and cruel. To gain public confidence that they are purchasing a safe product to feed their much-loved pets in order to nourish and sell thembr>Wood chips Who knows what will happen. It's full of fillers and non-food items. It's both dishonest and unethical. I occasionally cook simple chicken meats, but I'm concerned that I won't be able to provide all of the necessary nutrients, and my dogs are picky about vegetables. Is it bones? Check by smearing some on a plate and letting it dry off. You will see hard little pieces. Inspect if there is hard wood or plastic likebr>Is it fruits? And I was thinking how great and CONVENIENT it is for him at first, so I couldn't understand why he was gagging. Could it be that he had wood chips stuck in his throat? And refusing to eat and begging I'm so angry and ashamed that I fed my son garbage and left him hungry and miserable so that some people could profit handsomely. GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GREED GRE.

Phoenix Cooke

| Oct 08, 2021

We fed her cooked liver and meat scraps to begin with. and we gradually transitioned back to dog food using this (we tried other canned foods) to get her to eat dog food again, and she gets a pouch mixed into her dry food every day and GOBBLES it down. When it's time for her to eat, she starts looking for it, and we make a joke about 'which flavor do you want today?' 'And now I'm going to give her some options. ' And, to be honest, I think she's figured out which is which and prefers the filet and the grilled chicken the most. I'm grateful for a product she enjoys eating, and that rather than euthanizing her as the vet recommended, we're spending a few extra dollars a month on this!.

Zachariah Martinez

| Jul 18, 2021

It was a hit with my puppy! Last week, I made the decision to purchase two boxes- wrong! I'm not sure what happened, but the product was faulty, and it slithered out of the bag like potted meat. I offered it to her, but she declined (which I can understand). I'm not sure if the pallet on which my boxes were stored got wet, frozen, or became too hot. Something happened that was unpalatable and, to be honest, smelled. When I contacted c/s, they were extremely pleasant, apologizing profusely and crediting my account. Because the expiration date was in 2021, we were both perplexed. I'm still going to buy it, but I'm going to hold off for a while.

Meghan Pineda

| Sep 14, 2021

Instead of cans, these come in packets. My dog starts jumping around and wagging her tail in anticipation when I walk into the room with a packet in my hand. When she first moved in with me, I fed her a variety of foods. She's a rescued dog who was most likely abused severely. She was terrified of any noise or sudden movement, and she ran around with her tail between her legs in almost every situation. My goal was to earn her trust and make her as happy as possible. I was looking for a dog food that she would eat without hesitation. I gave her a variety of brands and flavors for the first few months. I noticed she dashed to eat the Pedigree and then started doing a happy dance with her tail whirling at a million miles per hour. Pedigree sold me, and it makes my little girl happy.

Kali Mullins

| May 20, 2021