Thinking of PawTree? Is PawTree Dog Food Good?
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Alright, so, my dog, Max, he's a picky eater. A really picky eater. I swear, the dog has more refined taste than I do. I've tried, like, a million different dog foods. The cheap stuff? Forget it. He'd sniff it and walk away like I'd insulted his ancestors. Some of the fancier, expensive brands? Nope. He'd eat it for a day, maybe two, then turn his nose up. It was driving me nuts!
So, I was scrolling through, I don't know, some dog owner forum, and I kept seeing people talking about this "pawTree" stuff. Honestly, I was skeptical. Sounded kinda gimmicky. But, I was desperate. Max was getting skinny, and I was starting to feel like a terrible dog-dad.
My Deep Dive (aka Googling)
First thing I did? Hit up Google. I mean, who doesn't? I wanted to see what the deal was with this pawTree. I started reading reviews, checking out their website, all that jazz. I learned that their thing is "customized nutrition". They do question you to make a customized suggestion. They had you take a "Pet Profile" quiz about the dog or cat, asking the basic questions. Seemed interesting, I am a sucker for it.
The Experiment Begins
I figured, "What the heck?" and ordered a small bag of the food that their "Pet Profile" thing recommended. They give different suggestion to different dogs, mine is a customized recipe for Max, focusing on sensitive stomach and skin, because he's had some itching issues before. The bag arrived, and I gotta admit, it looked…different. Not like the usual kibble. It smelled kinda… meaty? I don't know, it was hard to describe.
I put some in Max's bowl, holding my breath. He sniffed it…for a long time. I thought, "Here we go again…" But then… he started eating! And he kept eating! He actually finished the bowl! I was shocked. I almost did a happy dance right there in the kitchen.
The Results (So Far)
It's been a few weeks now, and Max is still loving the pawTree. It's the customized chicken and sweet potato recipe. His coat looks shinier, he's got more energy (which, honestly, is sometimes a problem – zoomies at 3 AM!), and his, uh, output is… better. Let's just leave it at that. His poops became more solid and less smelly.
Here's the breakdown of what I've noticed:
- He actually eats it! This is the biggest win.
- His coat is looking good. Less scratching, too.
- More energy. Good for him, sometimes tiring for me.
- Better digestion. (Trust me on this one.)
Is pawTree some miracle food? I don't know. But, for Max, it's been a game-changer. It's definitely more expensive than the supermarket brands, but seeing him happy and healthy? Worth it. I'm sticking with it for now. If anything changes, I'll update, but so far, two paws up from Max and a thumbs up from me!
