VICTOR Super Premium Dog Food – Purpose Hero Canine Kibble – Premium Gluten Free Dog Food for Active Adult Dogs – High Protein with Glucosamine and Chondroitin for Hip and Joint Health, 30lbs

***Can't speak for the flavor because I'm not a dog. However, my dog hasn't mentioned any issues.*** Victor Super Premium Dog Food's "Purpose - Grain Free Hero Canine" formula stands out as a remarkable choice for dog owners who prioritize their furry companion's health and well-being. This premium, gluten-free dog food is crafted with utmost care, providing exceptional quality and nutrition to support your canine hero. One of the most notable aspects of Victor Super Premium Dog Food is its commitment to grain-free nutrition. This formula acknowledges the dietary sensitivities of certain dogs and eliminates grains as a potential allergen, ensuring optimal digestion and reducing the risk of allergies or sensitivities. By removing grains and focusing on high-quality ingredients, this dog food promotes a healthy and balanced diet for your four-legged friend. The "Purpose - Grain Free Hero Canine" formula goes above and beyond to deliver the nutrients and energy needed to support active and adventurous dogs. It features a well-balanced blend of premium ingredients, including real meat as the primary protein source, to provide the essential amino acids necessary for muscle development and overall vitality. Additionally, the inclusion of essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants helps to support a strong immune system and promote a shiny coat and healthy skin. What sets Victor Super Premium Dog Food apart is its unwavering commitment to using high-quality ingredients sourced from trusted suppliers. This dedication to sourcing premium ingredients ensures that each serving of dog food is packed with wholesome goodness and free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. It's reassuring to know that your canine companion is receiving a diet that prioritizes their health and nutritional needs. Furthermore, the brand's focus on gluten-free nutrition adds an extra layer of assurance for dogs with gluten sensitivities. By eliminating gluten from the formula, Victor Super Premium Dog Food offers peace of mind to pet owners who want to ensure their dog's diet is free from potential allergens while still maintaining a delicious taste. In summary, Victor Super Premium Dog Food's "Purpose - Grain Free Hero Canine" formula is a top-tier choice for dog owners who seek exceptional quality, premium ingredients, and a grain-free, gluten-free diet for their beloved pets. With its emphasis on balanced nutrition, optimal digestion, and overall well-being, this dog food demonstrates a genuine commitment to providing canines with the nutrition they need to thrive and be the heroes they are.

Victor is a victory! This dog food has been very good for my American Staffordshire. It’s not all I feed her, but it’s a great supplement that hasn’t triggered allergies for her, and. I like the ingredients, and it being made in the USA. I supplement her with 2 cups of this a day. 30Lb bag lasts almost 2 months, 50 Lb almost 3 months at this schedule. If you feed more or less your order time will be different from mine.

I believe this dog food is the best I have ever bought. It is very healthy and all ofu babies love it. I do have one major complaint:bAmazon does not ship this product in a box. It comes only in the bag that comes from the seller. The bag is not strong enough and rips open. When I got the first bag, it was delivered to the office of the apartment complex I live in. The bag ripped at the bottom as my son barely lifted it off the floor and the dog food spilled all over as it was a 50 lb. bag. Needless to say, they were not happy. The entire contents had to be thrown out as they just finished cleaning the floor with caustic products. I called Amazon and the bag was replaced. I got the replacement today. One entire side of the dog food has been retaped on the back surface of the bag by someone in the shipping route. Again when my son picked it up, the exact same thing happened! Dog food all over the office. I want to keep on using this product as it seems to be one of the best. At over $100 per bag, I expect someone somewhere to get a clue and ramp up the packaging accordingly.

Yes, This is a long review, but I've read too many reviews of several fine foods with giant "do not buy" or "made my dog sick foreverrrr" headlines and I think it often has to do more with the owner or that particular dog and not a specific food. Victor dog food is a very good food. Obviously any fool will know that dogs may not like it or it may not agree with your dog-hey, that's life. That being said, my pack which includes two who can't eat grains and have exceptionally touchy stomachs, two elderly(one old dude is a touchy dog), a toy and a large breed puppy all eat the same food and do great. We rotate diets between four high quality brands to reduce overexposure to the same ingredients, mostly the vitamins and minerals added. We happen to also really like the smaller, firmer poops we go around and scoop every morning. Our dogs are thriving on this and the other foods with their rotational diet. Victor is very dependable in nutritional quality and it's high manufacturing quality so not worried about the next huge brands' food recall. It works great with all our dogs. I've kind of gone over why we feed Victor and the fact it works with them, but if your dog is doing awesome on the foods he's on, why fix what isn't broken? If you're looking into a move up in diet, this is a great food, but please, for the love of Pete! make a GRADUAL change. If your dog is sensitive or older this change could be up to three or four times longer. I mean, imaging your stomach going from a diet of plain toast for years over to one full of fruits and veg quickly-even over two weeks. Um, where's the toilet, right? Think about what your dog has been eating for a sec and a gradual change would probably be a good idea, no? This goes for any dog food. I believe a too quick switch (and that time varies from dog to dog) is often the culprit for why dogs get sick after switching from one food to another in so many of the bad reviews. I've read it in so many how a food is terrible and the cause of all that ails the dog and yours is next! Eek! Uh, it's probably that dog, not all dogs, and not bad food. It's just not the right one for that dog but probably fine for 99% of dogs. Obviously, if your dog, even with a slow switch, continues to get the poops, then whatever the new food is it's probably not a good match for your dog's system; they are unique just like people.