Zignature Wild Trout Dry Dog Food, 4-Pound

My 2 dogs love this food. It is easy on their stomachs, they had no trouble getting used to it when I first switched. It comes in several flavours- basic formula is the same, so you can switch to a different one without causing upset tummies. It is made from natural ingredients, so it is a healthy alternative for your dog. Also, it is recommended for both puppies and adult dogs, so no need to change their diet as they get older. Best part is- I winter in the US, and I can get it shipped to both countries.

good stuff-- dog seemed to really like it

We have been very happy with Zignature Trout. My 1 dog has very bad allergies, so after doing research online about some of the causes of food triggered allergies, we decided to try Zignature. We needed a food that did not have corn, wheat, chicken or potatoes. Trying to find a potato free dog food is challenging- there are not a lot of brands that are potato free. My dog has much less itching & her ear infections went away after starting her on this food. She likes this Trout & Salmon, & we've also tried the Zignature Whitefish (my dog likes that as well). I definitely recommend this food: seems to have good quality ingredients & I like the fact that its potato free. Ingredients: Be sure to read the back labels of any food or treat you buy. It's very helpful to research ahead of time before going to a store or placing an order online, to know exactly what ingredients are in your pets food. Often times, issues such as itchiness, loose stool, & digestive issues can be solved by providing a good quality food (without all the filers). It truly makes a difference. Take a look at Zignatures' website because it has a lot of info about what exactly they put into their food. Unlike many other manufacturers, Zignature uses meat & fish as their main ingredients. (When reading a label, the items listed first on the label are the largest quantities of that item.) Many other manufacturers list a carb as some of their first ingredients, or corn, corn gluten meal, etc. Cheaper quality food will contain more fillers. Also important to note: Compare the feeding instructions when comparing food & costs. Some of the brands you always see commercials for (which are junk foods) will have feeding quantities that can be up to twice more. Thats because that food is filled with filers & items that offer little to no nutritional value for your dog. With better quality food, you feed less. My 35-40 lb dogs eat 1/5-2 cups a day. Highly recommend Zignature Trout & Salmon for dogs that have sensitive stomachs, who have allergies (or possible food sensitivities) that are shown with itchiness & possible digestive issues, dogs that need a potato free diet, & for anyone looking to feed a quality food with healthy ingredients. If for some reason your dog does not enjoy the food, contact Zignature & I believe they offer a satisfaction guarantee. We have been happy with this brand & will continue to buy. Hope this review has been helpful. Please feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions.

My fur baby has had problems with skin allergies and odor for years. Originally, I put him on Blue Buffalo/Blue Wilderness Chicken Dry Food in 2012. That seemed to work until 2013 when he started to not be able to hold it down. At PetSmart, the in-store Blue Wilderness sales guy suggested that I switch my baby to Blue Basics and change from Chicken to Salmon. That seemed to work for a while until once again, my baby developed skin rashes and started to be unable to hold the food down (despite my blending it to a powder in the Vitamix which I combine with water). One day, I was searching www.earthclinic.com for holistic allergy cures for pets and one of the other pet owners mentioned the Zignature brand of dog food suggesting that it may be the "sweet potato" in the Blue Basics which was causing my baby's allergies. Although I hadn't thought much about it and often use sweet potato puree for puppy stomach issues, the other pet owner suggested that the sugar in the sweet potato was causing a "candida"/"leaky gut" reaction. Well, that was all I needed to know. My baby has been on Zignature Dry food for a few weeks. I worked it into his diet gradually as recommended by the manufacturer. Although it is obvious that the incessant itching/scratching has stopped, he still has the funky smell indicative of skin allergies. It has only been about 2 weeks that he's been 100% on Zignature so I guess I need to give it more time on the "smell" front since he's not due to be groomed until next week. As a point of full disclosure, I also have him on a probiotic treat, twice a day, so that might be contributing to his improvement as well. The pro-biotic is also available here on Amazon. It is called "Vetri Science Veterinarian Gastrointestinal Health Canine+Feline formula Vetri Probiotic". He loves the food as well as the pro-biotic treat.

Monday marks the first day of Charley's new Zignature Fish LID diet. Expensive, but worth it to help with his many allergies w/chicken, etc. After many years on N.V. Instinct diets, he developed an allergy to chicken--of all meats! Based upon the many glowing reviews for the Zignature LID diets, @Amazon.com, I changed horses mid-stream, so-to-speak, and ordered two of the fish-based formulas So, off we go to the new and more expensive fish protein diets. I expect to see a marked improvement by Wed. 01/04/2017. [As it turned out, I couldn't be more pleased with my decision to change over to this excellent new formula.] PS: In as little as one day's time, his stinky feet's aroma is a thing of the past. Eureka! The funky stench, which used to follow him like a black cloud, has totally vanished. Only two 1/4 cup servings mixed in with his former 'N.V. Turkey Instinct LID' diet was all that was required to prove to me that this very expensive diet is worth its weight in gold for both Charley and me. I think that I'll go ahead and post my review now.