Nutrish Grain Free Dry Dog Food, Salmon & Sweet Potato Recipe, 23 lb. Bag (Rachael Ray)

I have always fed my dog the Rachel Ray brand but this time we decided to try a different flavor. He absolutely loved this flavor and eats all of it instead of bits throughout the day! Definitely a little more expensive than the typical flavors but definitely worth the money. Perfect sized bits for him to chew (I have a black lab) and a dark brown color. Great quality!

Rachael Ray Nutrish Zero Grain Dry Dog Food has been a fantastic choice for my dog. I love that it’s made with natural ingredients and is grain-free, which is perfect for pets with sensitive stomachs or grain allergies. The first ingredient is real meat, and it doesn’t contain any fillers, artificial flavors, or preservatives. My dog enjoys the taste, and I’ve noticed improvements in his coat and energy levels since switching to this food. It’s a great value for the quality, and I feel good knowing I’m feeding my dog something healthy and nutritious. Highly recommend!

As a self-proclaimed cat lady, I make sure that my kitties eat the best quality food that the market has to offer. One of the reasons that I fell in love with my boyfriend is because he felt the exact same way about his dog. From his experience and watchful eye (if you know what I mean), he found that Rachel Ray's Zero Grain food line was one of the only types of food that gave his dog a solid break (if you catch my drift). Once things got a little more serious, and I started taking over the grocery shopping, I was appalled when I would go to the store and have to pay $10+ for such a small bag of food.I am a very serious and loyal Amazon shopper, and I felt like it was almost sacrilegious to give in to the grocery store prices. I started searching Amazon for this brand and it very hit or miss for me because I am all about getting the most bang for my buck. After months of begging I tried to steer him towards other brands (including Halo - because who doesn't love and trust everything Ellen Degeneres has to say), and he was right, her stomach never really adjusted (even with the correct procedure on how to change a dogs diet). So back to Nutrish we came! Now my biggest mistake was accidentally buying the Salmon flavor because she ate her food so fast it looked like the bowl had just come out of the dishwasher. By the way - salmon is the most expensive flavor in this line. Our dog is 13 years old and runs around like she's 3 in addition to the fact that she has got to be the sweetest dog you'll ever meet! You can say it's not in the food... but I would have to significantly disagree.So what is the moral to the story you might ask? I guarantee that if you buy your dog the Zero Grain Salmon flavored dog food from Rachel Ray, your dog will never be able to wipe a grin off his or her face. It is 100% worth the cost, worth a try, and worth just knowing that your dog is a little happier each and every time they get to eat it. I mean... it's not like I ALWAYS spoil my dog... only when it counts...and remember was written by a CAT LADY!

My dog is allergic to grains and beef. If he eats either his paws get inflamed and he itches all over. After trying about 10 different grain free brands over the years, he seems to do best with salmon based blends, but they tend to be more expensive. At last we found this one. It is reasonably priced, he digests it well, and no inflammation. Win, win, win.

My dog loves this food and she’s a bit of a picky eater. I mix some of this dry food with meet and veggies for a little extra treat and nutrition.

Great flavor that my dog loves.

Loves it

Quality seems to be inconsistent. The first purchase was great. My dog had no issues. The second purchase caused digestive issues. I’m going to have a try another brand that has more consistent quality control.