Pure Pumpkin For Pets, 15-Ounce Cans (Pack Of 12)

I’m a repeat buyer of this pumpkin. My dog has issues with constipation and I give her a half a can of this mixed with kibble everyday. Her issues have resolved. Her coat is also shiner than ever. Awesome healthy addition to her diet. Worth the price tag.

I'm so sorry to hear about the people who's had a bad experience with the dented cans. My first order came out perfect! No dents and packed very well.In terms of the product, I couldn't be happier. I first gave this to my shar pei, who has a very sensitive digestive system, in order to help him with his diarrhea. I use it as a supplement to his regular food, and mix it with rolled oats. This might be a little TMI, but within a month of this supplement to his regular food, his diarrhea is gone! His poop has been solid and nothing the vet has prescribed has been able to do that on a prolonged basis.Note: I've tried the other pumpkins out there (non organic) because they were a bit cheaper...but it didn't have as good a result as the Nummy Tum Tums.Update: My second order of this product was a bit disappointing. 6 out of 12 cans were dented. Took away a star for that, because it's still a good product. I'm going to see what I can do about those six dented cans.Update 2: Amazon was fantastic and understanding about the dented cans. Thanks so much! I've since ordered several more boxes (I order about one box a month as it is a daily supplement to my dog's meal) and have had no more dented can experience.

It's a bit overpriced, but it keeps the dog from getting constipated or runny while we're traveling, so I'm happy with it. The only problem is that she wants it on her food all the time.

I have used this product very successfully many times before (mixed in with Party Animal canned food as a topping on Acana kibble) when my dogs needed some extra fiber but I always bought it from a pet store. One of my dogs had diarrhea, and then the medication the vet prescribed plus the bland diet of white rice and boiled chicken promptly caused constipation. After 3 days of not "going" I knew I needed to get some pumpkin again. Since my work schedule this week was such that I couldn't make it to the pet store until the weekend and I didn't want to wait that long, I decided to check if Amazon might have it. I was pleasantly surprised to see that yes indeed they do, and at a much lower price than I had been paying (+ free shipping since I have the Prime membership). I was, however, turned off by the several negative reviews of the cans being shipped severely dented. At the end I decided to order anyway, figuring that I can always return the defective cans. Well, I am glad I did! My order arrived the next day, and every single can was in perfect condition - not a scratch or the tiniest dent on any of them - with expiration date Sept. 2014. I am stocked up and ready for the next tummy trouble. (Oh, and since it contains nothing else but 100% organic pumpkin, I have also used it to make pumpkin pancakes for us humans. Delicious! :-)

I have 2 poodle mixes and they had soft poop lately, so I tried giving them probiotics. It didn't help. So I tried giving them 1 tablespoon of this with each meal and now they are SUPER regular in their bowel movements and their poop has firmed up. I don't even have to walk them for them to poop anymore! They just go in the backyard. Trust me these two rarely pooped in the backyard before I started giving them the pumpkin. I do have a plastic dog can lid which I like to use to keep the fresher (at least I like to think so!). None of my cans were dented.**TIP** I decided to give my dogs 1/2 tbpn since they are 15-20 lbs. Since I can't use the whole can up in 3 days as recommended by the can, I used the 1/2 tablespoon to scoop little mounds onto a small cookie sheet, froze them in the freezer and then put the frozen scoops into a freezer zip lock bag for storage in the freezer.**UPDATE 4/25/12** My dog with the sensitive stomach, his poop got soft again even though I was giving him the pumpkin every meal. So, now I added 2 tbspns of rice, and that's hardened up his poop. I'll keep testing with different ratios of rice and pumpkin mixed with his canned dog food till I find the perfect output. Hahaha.

Because my local store wasn't carrying pumpkin yet for the holidays and I really needed it for my dogs, I took a chance ordering this product online. Twice I ordered out of necessity and was twice disappointed. Both times, most of the 12 cans in the box were so severely dented that I couldn't trust that it was safe to feed to my dogs. I would have never bought them if they were on a store shelf in that condition. The cans were not damaged in shipping, because the outer Amazon box was fine and the interior Nummy TumTum box was fine. Sadly, that means the dented cans were packed by the company itself, not damaged in transit. My e-mail to Nummy Tum Tum's customer service about the condition of their product went unanswered/ignored. Why I gave the company a second chance I really don't know. I guess I naively thought the extent of the damage to the first batch must have been a fluke. I guess I also thought that the Nummy Tum Tum company would take more pride in its product than to ship the garbage they couldn't sell to customers buying them off the shelves to online customers who wouldn't go through the trouble of shipping them back. Boy, was I wrong. I was willing to give the product a chance, even a second chance, but dealing with this company was a big mistake. Buyer beware!

My dog really benefits by adding a tablespoon to his breakfast and dinner. Keeps him from being to interested in his own poop and also helps with his digesiton. This pumpkin is the best to use of all I've tried, and I tried all the others. It's just so expensive, so you'll need to budget for it.