Amazon Brand - Wag Stew Canned Dog Food, Beef & Vegetable Recipe, 13.2 oz Can (Pack of 12)

My dogs aren't particularly fussy about wet food, but I am. Both of my little ones are minus many teeth (they are puppy mill survivors) so I find that the size of the "chunks" is just right for them and they are soft enough that I can cut them very easily if need be. The gravy is not as gelatinous as some other brands and so easier to spoon out. My pups are thriving on Wag and I will continue to buy (the price is also great!).

Wry good quality

We've had a standing order for Wag Stew for a long time; it's a product we've been happy with. However, this particular delivery was Wag Chicken instead of the stew. We're using it, but would have preferred the product we ordered.

Good

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Sometimes the dogs like this food and sometimes they don't. So it was ok to try. Don't plan to buy again

In my dog’s old age he has become very picky, avoiding his kibble until he can get some form of topper (pan drippings, etc., mostly just for the softness). The refrigerated soft dog foods were great but super expensive after initial trial discounts, so we tried the Wag canned food and it was a hit! By the body weight recommendations, our Doberman would need 5-6 cans a day but we just used it as a topper on his kibble. Half a can in the morning, then bag and refrigerate until dinner. He would devour his food (including the Wag kibble the canned food was mixed into). Highly recommend! I also appreciate how easy it is to recycle. After feeding dinner, we rip off the label and add the can to the dishwasher then toss in the bin in the morning.

Ordered this because of the price but I was wary of buying this due to the mixed reviews. I bought 24 cans and they all arrived without any dents. The Turkey variety actually smells like Turkey and I can actually see the peas and sweet potato in it. I mix half a can with a cup and a half of dry kibble for my 70 pound baby and she gobbles it up. It’s a decent amount of gravy in the can, so I add a little hot water to it and stir it into the kibble. No complaints so far. Smells like the same stuff you get in a can of Chunky brand stew.UPDATE - After 2 weeks on this food, my fuzz butt suddenly had blood in her urine. I was freaking out because all I saw was red on a Friday morning walk. Took her to the emergency clinic to find that she had sterile struvite crystals in her bladder. After the blood work and urinalysis determined that her diet was causing her urine to be alkaline instead of acidic, I am now forced to put her on an expensive vet approved diet that costs exponentially more. Trying to save a few dollars on her food seems to have cost me a $700 vet bill and her new food I have to buy is $87 per 25 pound bag of kibble and $45 for a 12-pack of canned food! To top it off, she suddenly won’t eat Wags anymore. I can’t even use it to transition to the new diet. I thought it was because of the antibiotics we had to give her, but she will still eat boiled chicken, rice and cheese. I was originally mixing nature’s recipe grain free kibble with wags canned food. She was on the kibble for months without a problem. I can’t pinpoint exactly if wags caused this issue, but based off the timeline and my dogs refusal to eat the stuff, I’m gonna say yes. Just buy the good stuff and stay away from the cheap stuff. It isn’t worth it.

Dogs enjoy this product.