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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Wholesome looking dog food Jun 27, 2007
By N. Beaumont I bought this dog food based on several recommendations. My dog is not impressed though. He refuses to eat it unless I mix it with his old dog food (Purina Lamb and Rice). This has been going on for quite a while so I don't think it's just a resistance to change thing. Plus, he devours the puppy food put out for our other dog if he gets a chance. The puppy, however, loves this Cowboy Cookout and will eat it whenever she finds leftovers.
Overall I like the product. The ingredients list is easy to decipher and the real pieces of fruit and veggies running through it make it look appetizing. And Amazon's price is currently competitive. I just wish my dog liked it as much. I think I might have a future customer in the puppy though when she changes over from puppy food.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
High Quality Dry Food LOVED By My Westie Jan 07, 2011
By Bewbury My Westie is 4 years old and has always been the type to nibble throughout the day, even though we have always purchased high quality dog foods. This Merrick Cowboy Cookout is the one and only dog food that he will actually eat as soon as we give it to him - and he eats it all. He has gained 3 lbs since we started buying it (which is a lot for a 15 lb. dog - now 18, but still normal for Westies.) We also tried "Grammys Pot Pie" which he seemed to enjoy, but he has never loved any food better than this one. All dogs are different, but I definitely recommend trying Cowboy Cookout.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Merrick Dog food is the best May 17, 2007
By Linda M. Kelly
"Linda in Monkton, MD"
Even my finicky Yorkie loves this dry dog food.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Best ingredients for the price Jun 06, 2011
By Cindy So far, this brand has the highest quality ingredients that I've found for this price level ($40). Beef meal, pork meal, decent grains like barley and rice, no wheat or corn or significant amounts of junk space fillers like brewer's rice or beet pulp. I supplement it with occasional plain chicken, vegetables, etc.
My dog happily eats it all, but he's not exactly picky. He even stole some straight out of the bag at first. He passed a lot of gas while eating through the first bag (we mixed increasing amounts with his old food over about a week or two), but now on the 2nd bag of this Merrick, it's nothing major.
I'm planning on rotating between the different Merrick flavors or possibly going with Merrick's value brand, Whole Earth, if I like the ingredients.
Upgrade from Royal Canin? Dec 22, 2011
By Sophie Is this brand considered an upgrade from Royal Canin? I have a very picky eater and he only ate the Chihuahua breed formula from RC but recently I've heard bad things about RC so I bought a bag of this Merrick food. I love the packaging and the ingredients list looked okay but I think I saw by-products as one of the first ingredients listed. He doesn't like it right now so we have to coax him with his old food and some bits of chicken. I don't know Merrick's reputation. I refuse to buy any brand that is found in a grocery store and I especially refuse to buy Iams due to their exposed testing on animals. The reviews sound great. I wanted a formula for seniors but Petco didn't carry any so I got cowboy cookout. Since eating it he seems a little more active.
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