Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul Dry Dog Food for Adult Dog, Chicken Flavor, 18 Pound Bag

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After researching a number of dog foods, I chose this on because of its healthy ingredient list. It is packed with nourishment for dogs, and you feed a very small amount. As a result, it probably costs no more to feed than most popular brands such as purina and pedigree. However, this dog food does not add grain fillers. Bonus--my dogs love it.

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This food worked great for my two dogs up until about a year ago. Something changed in this food which caused both dogs severe diarrhea. Trialing them off and then on this food again caused the problems to return. We switched to a different brand.

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I have two dogs that eat this food. Both got very sick off of it. The company offers a coupon or a refund for the bag of food. What about the $500 worth of vet bills I had to pay because my dogs ate this food???? I will never ever buy this brand again and would not recommend it.

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We have two picky Lhasa-poo dogs that have turned up their noses at lots of dry dog food. We thought we would try one more time, and were greatly surprised at how much the dogs loved this food.

Packaging is like all dry dog food, delivered in a box to protect the bag. We and our dogs highly recommend this Chicken Soup for the DOg Lover's Soul Dry dog food. (a real mouthful to say!)

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My rescued pit bull loves this food, but to be fair, she would eat gravel if I put it in her bowl haha. I tried a few dog foods, but CSDLS is reasonably priced and has quality main ingredients. The real convincer was noticing how firm and regular her potty breaks became. Not to be gross, but her poop just looked and felt(cause I clean up after my dog as everyone should) a lot better. She has a black coat and was pretty flaky before I started her on the food, but now it stays nice and shiny with no dogruff.

And as for the recall that was issued, I was halfway through an 18 lb bag before I heard about it. I'm no vet, but dogs are pretty much immune to salmonella(think about it, most experts recommend raw bones for your dog) and the recall was more to do with human exposure risks than anything. No problems on the dogs end with the recalled food, either.