Air-Dried Beef Dog Food, 87% Real Meat, 24 oz

I have a 9 year old, blind Shih Tzu who was rejecting his food. I re-researched what the most natural food on the market was now and the ingredients. I decided to try one that was highly recommended but my dog wouldn’t even taste it after he smelled it. It was one of those companies that required a subscription also. So now I’m left with a box of bags of food that my dog won’t eat. I then try a wet food and he was having none of that either. My concern is growing because my dog will not eat any kind of dog food so I had to start feeding him people food that I knew was good for him i.e. eggs, chicken, blueberries, etc. My next try was Badlands Ranch. It was all natural and I had watched Katherine Heigle’s videos so I felt confident the food was good for my dog also. I was able to order a bag without having to sign up for a subscription. The food came and my dog not only ate the food, he loved it. I also noticed that the Badlands Ranch food smelled good. This is the food, albeit a little more expensive, I will continue to give my dog because I know he loves it and I know it is good for him.

One of the best out there for the dog and the price is worth it! Keeps the Dog healthy and they love it (My sisters Dog and Mine).

My pups love Badlands Ranch dogfood! I love it because it’s air-dried, is made with human-grade ingredients, and shelf stable. When you open the bag it doesn’t look like kibble—the texture and the appearance of the food looks appetizing. Not only do my dogs like it, but all the dogs that visit us seem to love it as well.

This rating is based on price. The product and quality of this dog food seems to be pretty great. But its crazy how i paid $45 for a 24 ounce bag. This only lasted me a few days. Not even a week. I also got him some of the toppers treats. Pricy too bit i didnt feel robbed buying that as opposed to the dog food. Its too pricy to be able to go from the decent quality of food i was previously serving him (taste of the wild salmon) and i paid $65 for a big 28 lbs that would last me close to a month to this? I would be paying at least $100 a week for the 3 bags together. Its crazy. Wish i could but i will have to consider something just as good but a bit cheaper.

For the past 30 years, I cooked homemade food for my dogs. But my latest little Shih Tzu gets sick (vomiting, diarrhea) with most foods. Chicken and rice? Diarrhea. Beef and potato? Morning-after barf. So I started looking for a commercial dog food that agreed with him. After half a dozen attempts of high-end kibbles, this is the ONLY brand that he can eat safely. He really loves it (gobbles it down) and doesn't have any ill effects. I'd give it five stars if it weren't so expensive!