Nutrish Real Beef, Pea & Brown Rice Recipe Whole Health Blend Dry Dog Food, 14 lb. Bag, Packaging May Vary (Rachael Ray)

Good for the price and dog loves it, no bad health issues for my dog and he seems to like the taste. Easy to open and they are hard so please soak them with water or broth before serving to your dog. No diarrhea or other issue after dog ate this dog food.

I’ve been searching for a dry dog food that’s both affordable and made with real ingredients, and I think I finally found a winner with Rachael Ray Nutrish Real Beef, Pea & Brown Rice! Several flavors too not just this one! My dogs are usually pretty picky, but from the first bowl, they were all in—no hesitation, no sniffing and walking away, just tail wags and an empty bowl.What I Love:✔ Real Beef as the First Ingredient – I feel good knowing my dog is getting quality protein.✔ No Artificial Stuff – No weird fillers or by-product meals, which is a huge plus.✔ Easy on the Stomach – My pup has a sensitive tummy, and this food hasn’t caused any issues.✔ Affordable for the Quality – It’s not the cheapest, but for the ingredients, it’s worth it!A Few Things to Note:🔹 Peas & Rice – It does contain grains and peas, so if your dog is sensitive to those, you might want to check the ingredients first.🔹 Kibble Size – It’s a bit on the smaller side, which is great for medium to small dogs, but I wish it was a little bigger for larger breeds.Overall, I’m really happy with this food, and more importantly, so are my pups! If you’re looking for a natural, well-balanced dry dog food without breaking the bank, I’d definitely recommend giving this a try. 🐶💙

Great Product

My potcake really likes this food and he is a picky eater.

My dogs love this food.

Always stuck with rachel ray dog food. Very good price. Good quality. My dog loves the taste.

High quality. You can see and smell the difference as compared to other dry dog food brands. My dog goes crazy for this even after having it for months.

Our dog was throwing up yellow vomit after eating this. She is used to diet changes, so don't know if it is related. Allergin aler! Product says beef, but also has chicken too which gives the dog a skin rash. The fine print is blurry in this listing, so it was hard to read the ingredients. Elderly people like the person I am helping cannot read it! So she trusted the BEEF label on the front. Not sure if the chicken made the dog throw up. or if something else is happening, but we won't use it anymore. Thought we should mention since so many dogs havebecome allergic to chicken. I know sometimes there are fake products out there, so it could be a foreign product using Rachel ray bags? Careful out there!