Natures Promise Dog Food Review: A Vets Opinion You Need!

Okay, so, I’ve been trying out different dog foods for my furry buddy, and I recently gave Nature’s Promise a shot. I heard some buzz about it, mostly because it’s supposed to be all “natural” and stuff. Plus, it’s one of those store brands, so I figured it might be a good deal.

First off, I did a little digging online. I saw that back in 2018, there was a recall on some Nature’s Promise dog food because of too much Vitamin D. That kinda freaked me out, but it seemed like a one-time thing, and it was a while ago. Also found out that it’s a Food Lion brand, and apparently, they’ve been discontinuing some of the dog food varieties. I guess they weren’t selling well or something, or perhaps they just expired. It’s still around though, they still sell the cat food and other products.

Anyway, I decided to grab a bag and see what the fuss was about. I started by slowly mixing it in with my dog’s old food, just to make sure it didn’t upset his stomach. Gotta be careful with that, you know? He seemed to like it just fine, gobbled it right up.

Observations

• Transition: Mixing it with his old food was a good call, no tummy issues.
• Taste Test: My dog definitely approved, no picky eating here.
• Energy Levels: I noticed he seemed a bit more energetic after a couple of weeks, running around like a goofball.
• Poop Check: I know it’s weird, but you gotta keep an eye on that, right? It was solid.
• Overall Health: I used to take him to the vet before, and they recommended some big-name brands, you know, like Hill’s or Royal Canin. They’re great, but pricey. Nature’s Promise seemed to be doing a decent job, at least for now, in keeping my pup healthy.

I kept him on Nature’s Promise for a few months. He was doing well, no complaints there. But, to be honest, I started feeling a bit uneasy about the whole store-brand thing. Not that there’s anything wrong with it, but I wanted to be extra sure I was giving my dog the best. I’ve heard good things about brands like Mossy Oak Nature’s Menu, which apparently are pretty decent for a cheaper option. They even have these premium dry food recipes, which are supposed to be above average. And they are made in the USA, sold at Dollar General. I’ll give it 4 out of 5.

So, I ended up switching to a different brand, one of those vet-recommended ones. It’s more expensive, but I felt better about it. But, you know what? Nature’s Promise wasn’t bad at all. I mean, if you’re on a budget, it’s definitely worth considering. Just keep an eye on your dog, make sure they’re doing okay, and maybe check with your vet if you’re unsure.

That’s my two cents on Nature’s Promise dog food. Not a miracle food, but not a disaster either. Just a regular, decent dog food. It is a good option if you are looking for something natural. It worked for my dog, but every dog is different. So, do your research, talk to your vet, and see what works best for your furry friend!