Optimeal Large Breed Dry Dog Food - Promotes Joint Health, Lean Muscles with Skin & Digestive Support, Tasty Protein, Premium Nutrition Made with Natural Ingredients for Medium & Large Adult Dogs

Great food! I struggle to find food that my standard poodle can tolerate and will actually eat. He did not show any stomach upset per usual and loved it! My other dog is an older CKC and he also loved it- seems to give him energy and healthy poops!! The ingredient list is impressive.

Got it for my dog, this is the third bag i got. Learned about this Ukrainian company from WSJ article. Supporting Ukraine and feeding my dog quality dog food.

When my vet told me that my dogs skin and fur looked and felt dry, I started to look into different brands. This one came across my research and it has helped my dogs skin and fur to get better. My dog is a picky eater, but like she likes this one a lot. This brand is also from Ukraine, which I gladly support. For now I'll continue to buy this brand, as price is great, but the same brand have been very inconsistent when it comes to prices. I recently stopped buying their cat food as they increased the price with over 100%. If price stays the same, this is a great food if your dog has fur/skin issues.

My Yorkie likes the food and he has allergies he's very picking he really likes this food

My pet has a very sensitive stomach, and I have been paying way too much for prescription dog food. The transition to Opti Meal went very well. Our dog loves Opti Meal... and so does my wallet !!

We switched from Hills Phy Digestive care because Rx food was getting pricey. The ingredient list of this food seemed solid and the price is great. But my dog wasn’t a fan. It also has a strong odor (and the smell of dog food never bothered me). He would finally eat out of being hungry. Stool color was light brown and soft. I went back to his Hills phy Rx food and he ate like never before. His stool went back to dark brown/hard (healthy stool). We’re sticking with what works for him and his tummy. Hills Phy Rx may be pricey but it showed to be worth it after trying this food!

I recently started using OPtimeal Sensitive Skin and Stomach Dog Food for my medium-sized dog, and I’m thrilled with the results! This dry recipe, with its wholesome combination of salmon and brown rice, has been a game changer for my dog's diet.First and foremost, the quality of ingredients in this food is exceptional. The salmon is a great source of high-quality protein and omega-3 fatty acids, which has had a noticeable positive impact on my dog’s coat and skin. He’s had fewer itchy spots, and his fur is shinier and softer than ever before.Additionally, the brown rice provides a good balance of carbohydrates and fiber, which has greatly improved his digestion. Since switching to OPtimeal, his tummy issues have become a thing of the past. No more upset stomach or irregular bowel movements!I also appreciate that this dog food is proudly Ukrainian, and it’s evident that there’s a commitment to quality and care in every bag. The 8.8-pound pack is just the right size for us, and it’s easy to store and serve.Overall, I highly recommend OPtimeal Sensitive Skin and Stomach Dog Food for any dog owner looking for a high-quality, nutritious option that supports both skin health and digestive well-being. My dog loves the taste, and I love the peace of mind knowing he’s getting the best!

I'm no dog food expert, but I am cautious about what I give our two furboys. They do have a tendency to be picky, and one of them has a sensitive stomach. So far, they both love this dog food and seem to have no issues. The ingredient list is a long one, and there are a few ingredients that I don't know how to pronounce although that is not necessarily a bad thing. Most of the ingredients are healthy ingredients that our dogs have had many times before. The kernels are definitely for medium-large dogs, and our dogs are small but have no issues with the size. Will continue giving it to them slowly over time.EDIT: We had to stop giving this to our little furboy, who has a more sensitive stomach. He was waking up with stomach pain several mornings a week, including stretching his torso, eating grass, and vomiting. The symptoms went away when we removed this from his diet. His brother still eats it and is fine.