Nummy Tum Tum Organic Pumpkin Puree for Pets, 15 Oz (Pack of 12)

I purchased this because my miniature 10 pound poodle was having loose stools and needed more fiber in her diet. This product is organic and has pumpkin as it's main and only ingredient. I tasted it and it tastes great - could easily feed it to people. Since combining it with my dog's regular food, she has had no more loose stools and she likes the product which says a lot because she is a very picky eater. The can size is perfect and lasts 5 to 6 feedings with every feeding equaling approximately one tablespoon. I put it in a glass snapon container to maintain freshness while it sits in the fridge between feedings. The product is very safe as it is organic and only has one ingredient - pumpkin. There is no unpleasant odor with the product.

Pricy but well made, excellent quality. My Pup loveees this product. she jumps to the food bowl so I think she loves the taste. extremely pet friendly as it is a food item and safe to eat. cyclospora free!

This is the only pumpkin I buy to add to my two French Bulldogs food. I add one small spoon full to each of their dinners to keep them full throughout the night. It has also helped them both with more firm bowel movements. Clean ingredients and my dogs love it!

I always keep this on hand for my pups. I am glad to have it easily delivered to my door. Thank you!

I have a senior cat that has been having GI issues off and on for a few weeks now (V-word, not D-word), and I was hoping this might help to settle his stomach. Since I actually have two cats, and they eat breakfast side by side, I’m giving this supplement to both of them, mixing it in with their breakfast. It’s hard to tell how much of the pumpkin each of them gets, but I do watch for a minute when I first put the food down, and they both chow down, so they don’t seem to dislike the addition of pumpkin. I haven’t seen any GI eruptions in a week now, so this seems to be helping, and I’ll keep using it. I purchased a 12-pack of cans, not realizing that the pumpkin needs to be frozen if not used in three days after opening a can. When you consider that you’re only giving your pet 1 tablespoon a day, it’s going to take several days to get through one can. You have to go through the trouble of transferring the pumpkin to an airtight container and freezing it – then thawing it later. It’s a bit of trouble. So assuming this continues to control my cat’s GI issues, I will probably look for more convenient packaging.

Very, very good quality pumpkin for my dog actually both dogs it keeps their bowel movements nice and fur and it’s organic will buy again

Roughly 1.5 years ago, my 15 year-old cat began having some noticeable health issues. Although I'm sure his health issues stemmed from stress related issues (he lost 2 of his companions in a 9 month time frame), we also discovered a skin cancer that was immediately removed. With all of these stressors on his system, it was no wonder he was having some bowel distress (loose stools), throwing up, as well as a flaky skin condition. I went in to a local pet chain to find some grain free food recommended by the vet (to help with the flaky skin). While I was in the cat food aisle, I was approached by one of the workers, who inquired about my situation, what I was looking for, etc. I explained my cats dilemma, and she asked me if I'd ever fed pumpkin to my cat. I was taken aback. "Aren't cat's carnivores? Why would I feed pumpkin to my cat?" The service rep told me that she'd been feeding her cat fresh pumpkin every day for most of her cats life. It helps with digestion, as well as skin irritation. She suggested I try that for my cat. I went to a neighborhood health store where they had an organic pumpkin to purchase that was for cats and dogs. I was skeptical. "It's just pumpkin. Nothing special. It probably won't work," I told myself. After a couple of weeks of fine tuning the amount I gave my cat, his bowel movements improved, he wasn't getting sick all over the place, and his skin was less flaky *[NOTE: My cat took a good 2 weeks to adjust to this being added to his diet. He still got sick. Make sure you have a good stain remover if you have carpeted floors. Pumpkin is great at staining carpet]. I used the Nummy Tum Tum Brand Pumpkin For Pets. I've been using it steadily ever since. Only once did the store not have this exact brand, and my cat didn't do as well as he had with Nummy Tum Tum. *[NOTE: Suggestion: Due to the expiration of this product, even while kept in the refrigerator, I'd like to take this opportunity to help you maintain freshness of the product longer. Since this is only good for up to 7 days after the can is opened, might I suggest you measure out small amounts, enough for one week at a time, and freeze other weekly portions. I feed my cat (15 pound cat) 1 tsp mixed with his specialty food in the evening. I measure out approximately 7 teaspoons per container, put one container in the refrigerator, the other containers with the weekly measured food in the freezer. I only retrieve a container from the freezer when I'm getting down to the last 2 days of the pumpkin currently in the fridge. This way, the opened can lasts a lot longer. Yes, one can for one cat lasts a good long while. But, it's worth it to keep his gut issues in check.] I'm very happy with the results this has given me for my aging cat. I've recommended this product to friends who may have cats who might be exhibiting similar symptoms. Best of luck to you and your pet if you give this product a try! PS-the only reason I went with a case was due to the COVID-19 issue, I can't go to the store I usually purchase this from.

Pumpkins are used by farmers to remove toxins from soil, so organic is de rigeur, even for pets. My dog has had no complaints, but I'm sure the livers, hearts and gizzards are more important to him than the pumpkin.

This is such a great supplement to my dog’s diet. She enjoys it every day and her poop is healthy and consistent. Highly recommended. If only it’s available all year round.