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Homemade Dog Food - Newman's Own Organics Chicken & Brown Rice Formula for Dogs, 12.7-Ounce Cans Pack of 12
Homemade Dog Food - Newman's Own Organics Chicken & Brown Rice Formula for Dogs, 12.7-Ounce Cans Pack of 12
easy dog food recipes - Newman's Own Organics Chicken & Brown Rice Formula for Dogs, 12.7-Ounce Cans Pack of 12

Newman's Own Organics Chicken & Brown Rice Formula for Dogs, 12.7-Ounce Cans Pack of 12
Price: $34.80 $29.00
Product Features- Organic chicken and brown rice
- Meets the nutritional levels for dogs
- Meant for all life stages
- AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles
Editorial Reviews Product Description
Newman's Own Organics for dogs made with organic chicken and brown rice. Newman's Own Organics Chicken & Brown Rice Formula for dogs is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages.
Similar Products Customer Reviews Christine Holleyman Said: Seems to be fairly good for a commercial dog food ( Sep. 7th 2010 )
I don't really have much confidence in any commercial pet food, but the ingredient list for Newmans's seems better than most.
Jeff Baird Said: DON'T BUY THIS FOR ITS GRAIN FREE ATTRIBUTES. ( Sep. 5th 2010 )
OK, for those that think they may be buying a grain free product, DON'T BUY THIS. My yellow lab is bad with any grains and causes her to have asthma attacks (really, really bad attacks). Tried this first time last night and she woke up coughing and wheezing. WTF I thought and sure enough, it has oat bran in it. My stupid dumb ***, I trust Newman's to have a product accurately reflecting the products on the label. Brown rice and chicken aren't oats. I guess my lesson learned is trust no one and read all the labels (actually did before i bought, must have missed it though)
Corinne Said: All beef wonderful ( Sep. 1st 2010 )
My pug was having skin problems and after 6 months a vet tech mentioned it might be chicken and corn that is giving her problems. So I began looking for something else that was organic and was pleased to find the beef and liver from Newman's Own. The liver was not her favorite and was a little strong smelling for this vegetarian, but the beef was great. She loves it, I steam some veggies and mix them in, then put a dry food on top and she scarfs it down. I do wish Newman's would put out an organic beef treat and a dry food that does not have chicken and corn but am very happy with the beef.
Ingrid Said: Newman's Turkey and Brown rice formula ( Aug. 29th 2010 )
My dogs love Newman's turkey and brown rice. I have been feeding it to them for about a year. I mix it with Flint River Ranch kibble so they have some crunchy food also. They are spaniels (a breed prone to allergies) and have had no allergy problems and have shiny, sleek coats. They are healthy and love the food. I strongly recommend it. It is a high-quality, human-grade dogfood.
Dave Said: Please explain to me what all these fake food pellets are doing in the organic liver cans ( Aug. 25th 2010 )
I have been buying the "Organic Liver for Dogs" from my local store. The consistency (firmness and uniformity) of the product had been good. So I ordered a case of it from Amazon. When it arrived, I opened two cans immediately, excited to give my dog some more organic beef liver. However, both cans contained small pellets of something (liver?) and water. It was nothing at all like the same product that I have been purchasing locally, even though the label is the same and it is sold as the same product.
I wasn't even sure if it was safe to feed it to my dog. Seeing the manufactured pellets made me realize that this product is processed to a much higher degree than I previously realized. Previously I thought it was like a minimally processed liver puree. That's how it looked in the past. The cans from Amazon are simply liquid plus a handful of pellets. Yuck.
I now suspect that these pellets must (eventually?) soak up the water and turn into what I thought was the liver puree -- or maybe that's what they do when the batches are "good". I have tried shaking the cans to get them to transform into what I expected, but that doesn't appear to work. Even after shaking, I'm left with a watery can of fake pellet food.
As I look through the reviews now, I see there is a consistency problem with Newman's Own Organics pet foods. Some batches appear OK, but some are not edible (even by dogs). I sense a serious quality control problem.
I'm very disappointed! I will go to great lengths to give my dog the absolute highest quality organic beef liver. I thought this product was it. If you are one of those people who still trusts Newman's Own Organics Pet Foods, explain to me what these pellets represent, please. Pellets are not a natural, unprocessed food.
Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't allow returns of this product. I opened two cans. Now I have the rest of the case that I'm afraid to feed to my dog. I can shake all the cans and hear that they are all liquid plus pellets (as opposed to the firm liver puree that was in the cans I purchased locally).
I wrote the company but I didn't hear back yet.
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