Purina Beyond Simple Ingredient, Natural Dry Dog Food, Simply Farm Raised Chicken & Whole Barley Recipe - 24 lb. Bag

Instead of buying three different dog foods, I was trying to find a suitable food for all three of our dogs. After reading ingredients and all of the reviews, I thought I would slowly move the three of them to this food. They love it! I will admit I was a little hesitant because it’s Purina and people condition you to think you have to spend much more money on expensive dog food. Who knew?! Quality ingredients listed and rival any high priced dog food. The kibble size is pretty small for the 72# English bulldog but she has managed to get every single piece of food. The 15# shih tzu is super picky and she’s enjoying the hard food too! The golden doodle is young and would honestly eat anything. Thanks Purina for making what seems to be a quality product that’s affordable. Feeding our four legged family gets expensive and it’s awful when you feel that you’ll have to cut corners on quality in order to afford food! Feels good when you can get quality at a good cost!

Did a LOT of research before buying this food because we initially wanted fewer grains, no gluten, and more protein from real meat/poultry rather than digest. Based on vet recommendations from a variety of sources, we chose this brand and type. We also don't want to promote the use of wild animals for dog food, so eliminated all the newer "natural/wild" etc dog foods.Our ten year old Cardigan Corgi likes this food and has had no digestive or other issues with it. We really like that these ingredients are absent (which even a lot of "best" reviewed foods include, eg: Purina "Just Right", "My Plan" and "Healthy Weight".)INGREDIENTS TO AVOID IN DOG FOOD ([...])- Glyceryl Monostearate- Phosphoric Acid- Propylene Glycol- Corn/Corn Gluten/Wheat Gluten- Potato Product- Soy Flour- BHA/BHT (preservatives)- Ethoxyquin

I am a Purina person. I have always used this brand with all my animals. I know the food is made in the USA and that is important to me. I got a new dog about 4 months ago. I have been trying to find the "right" dog food for him that he actually likes. Proplan beef was ok for about a month but I noticed I was having to add some goodies to his dry food in order to keep him eating it. Finally he was just picking at his food. I switched to chicken and no improvement. I then tried Purina One beef. Once again had to spice the dry food up with goodies after trying chicken, salmon etc.flavors. He just wasnt loving his food. I kept researching and found that the Purina Beyond dry food wasnt all grain free. My last dog was on that but died suddenly at 10 yrs old. Not sure if that had anything to do with grain free but since then my vets have advised me against grain free food. I just ordered a bag of Beyond, white meat chicken/barley. My dog is in Heaven! Haha! So is my cat! I opened this bag and both dog and cat thought they were getting treats. I have found his food! I don't have to add anything. He loves it!💘 plus this is less expensive then the Proplan or Purina One.

I have 2 smaller and 2 larger dogs so I always like to see the size of the kibble in a bag before I buy. Purina provided me some sample coupons through a bzzagent sample program of their grain-free Beyond line of food to test, and I was pleasantly surprised that it is the same size as the small breed foods. My Jack Russel as well as the Jack Russel-Chi mix had no issues eating the kibble. I took some of my sample to my coworkers house and her 3 dogs tested it as well. One wouldn't try it but the other 2 loved the stuff. My dogs seems to really like it, also my German Shepherd mix and my Lab mix don't mind the kibble being small and since they all inhale their food at least they don't have huge chunks sitting in their stomachI have noticed Beyond in the my local smiths before but I didn't pay it much attention because I figured it had bigger chunks. It is pricey but after reading the ingredient list, it is on par with the high end dog foods. The perk is that this can be found in stores other than dedicated pet stores so it's much more convenient to buy if I run out, otherwise I rather buy it cheaper on amazon.

We have our own little dog pack, a sweet, friendly pair of Chihuahuas, plus two Chorkies. Little dogs need packed nutrients in small bites. We feed a measured amount of Purina Beyond Natural Dry Dog Food twice a day, in more than one dish, since our senior dog does not like to share! Plenty of fresh water available at all times, lots of room to play, indoors and out, plus cozy spots to nap and lots of cuddle time makes for happy, healthy little dogs. Of course, spay/neuter, up to date vaccinations, good vet care, grooming and flea control are important. It starts with good nutrition. We feel good feeding Purina and the dogs love it! I love that it's delivered to the door on Subscribe and Save! One less thing for me to worry about!!!

I adopted a puppy a little over 2 months ago, and I must’ve tried 7 or 8 different dog food brands in that time. Wet food, dry food, cheap, expensive, nothing seemed to please my picky eater, with lots of barely used bags & unopened cans being given to friends and our local shelter. The brand I bought her before this had her chewing her paws, a sign of food allergies in dogs. Because of this, I decided to try a limited ingredient food, and this is one of the cheapest ones that still has both grains (necessary for most dogs!) and high quality ingredients. My girl loves it! She gobbles her food up. I usually sprinkle some soft treats in to make it even more appetizing, but she’ll eat it plain. The paw chewing has stopped, she has tons of energy, and I’m not spending every morning and evening trying everything I can think of to get my dog to eat. After two months of stress, I’m so pleased to have found a kibble she actually likes!