AvoDerm Advanced Sensitive Support Grain-Free for Small Breeds, Sensitivities Lamb Formula, 4lb

AMAZON DOES NOT HONOR THE PRODUCT GUARANTEE WHICH IS CLEARLY STATED ON THE BAG, INDICATING 100% GUARANTEED AND GO TO SELLER FOR REFUND OR REPLACEMENT. AMAZON EMPLOYEE AT THE VERY LOWEST LEVEL STATES THE PRODUCT IS NON RETURNABLE AND WILL NOT PROCEED ANY FURTHER BEYOND THAT.AvoDerm has all that we sought - great quality ingredients, made in USA, grain free, LID and able to give her a flavor rotation, also an important feature if you have finicky eaters who want a frequent change in taste. After 6 full days we have almost finished her transition to AvoDerm, both wet and dry. My poor lil 16 years-old minpin girl has suffered major gastric distress over the last 14 months, and her pancreas labs were not great;it is so hard to know sometimes exactly what is wrong with our pets and we will do all we can. What worked for GG is staying on Galliprant the "wonder drug" for canine pain, using 1/4 tab of 10 mg Pepcid AC once per day (vet recommended, check with yours) and home cooking batches of chicken or burger and rice with green veg with some occasional fish, pumpkin and yams too, and warming it up each meal time. When she didn't eat and was ill in a bad bout, I home made chicken bone broth and she loved to drink that. I also used some supplements, notably the moringa 6-1 Super Food found here on Amazon, and a probiotic for canine. I can't say enough good about the moringa treat - it has all the daily vitamins which satisfied the vet too. Her "bouts" lessened more and more with this regimen - until a couple weeks ago. She began to refuse all her food at all meal times and no amount of pleasing, coercion or encouragement changed that. She was asking to be fed in her usual way of snapping at the air but she even walked away from a fresh cooked hunk of chicken! Yet, she didn't have any usual signs of gastric problems or pancreatitis. She in fact has been once again trotting and bounding along on our walks, and more behaviorally normal than she's been in months. So, I tried some locally available Open Nature brand grain-free wet food as a trial. She tolerated it well and enjoyed so we kept that up until the order for Avoderm came in. In deciding what brand to try, I didn't want to go back to the Science Diet she ate for 14 years because now she needs grain-free and limited ingredients, and she has really missed her "crunchies". I searched Subscribe and Save for a good regular option, and it is good to see that these days there are several choices, and I am pleased thus far with AvoDerm.

I loved this dog food for my dog. I was using Acana before switching to AvoDerm because my mini-dachshund was having allergic reactions to the Acana. I was hoping AvoDerm would help her and it did - at first. Her poops were the firm consistency I liked on this food - they were some of the best and least smelly poops she's ever had. She loved the food and gobbled it up so fast I had to regulate her food intake so she wouldn't inhale her entire portion. I loved how tiny the kibble size was. My dog is picky when the kibble is too big and there aren't so many kibbles that are the perfect size for her, but this one was.However, we noticed that she was getting balder on her chest, so we finally decided to take her for an allergy test (because before this, we tried strictly limited ingredient foods). Unfortunately, it turned out she was allergic to the main ingredient in the food - turkey. She's also allergic to all of the other main ingredients in the revolving menu line (beef and lamb) and minor ingredients in their other lines, so I'm super disappointed that we can't use AvoDerm anymore. I had just ordered a bag before we found out what my poor baby was allergic to and found out the bag was non-refundable, but the seller graciously refunded our money after we told them the situation. I'm sad I can't continue to use AvoDerm, but I (and my pup) really enjoyed it while we used it.

This the only food my dog likes

This was wonderful dog food to add to their diet. I have 2 very picky eaters and they loved this stuff. My cats liked it too :) it made all their coats super Shiney and gave them bright eyes. They played more and became more lively just daily. I will continue to nuerology to use this brand for them as long as they will eat it.

Well, I can’t personally speak to it’s flavor, but a 5lb bag, lasts us a month on the nose. So value is at, my price point, very good.It went in (and out) of my Maltepoo, easily enough, without any of the usual “fussy eater” protests. WE think this rotation menu, meets all, or at least most of HIS MAJESTY’S criteria, whatever they may be.The scent, while not usually fare I partake in, is typical of the better dry foods we’ve tried, fragrantly appealing, enough to entice Lord Mojo.Never thought I’d have a fairly normal, healthy dog, that you’d have to ‘persuade’ to eat... but alas...Yes I will continue to buy this Avoderm Rotation L.I.D. along with the other flavors. I would definitely recommend this menu for any people facing a PETulant eater doggo. It’s worth a shot at least!

My 8 lbs chihuahua was 8 months in August ‘20 when we rescued her. It is now almost June ‘21 and Avoderm lamb flavored kibble is the only food that has softened her poops so she no longer is constipated and struggling. She is very regular now. She was constantly scratching herself, teary-eyed, fishy smelling and getting more and more constipated with all previous brands. She was also getting these fatty deposit balls forming in random places on her body. Her Vet completed all tests and found no other reason other than I need to find what food is best for her. So I’ve been exploring and trying MANY different types/brands of kibble from August until beginning of May when I started Avoderm. Within this month of May: her itching and scratching her skin has completely stopped; Hair has already grown back; Her eyes are no longer constantly tearing; No more fishy smell; Breath even smells better; and she’s more playful than ever!

The flavor and smell of the food is great. The dogs love it but it is way too hard. Even after soaking this for close to 30 minutes in warm water, it is still a little crunchy in the center. I have 2 dogs out of 7 with mostly missing teeth and it is just to hard if I don't soak it first.