1196 reviews forWolf of Wilderness Adult "Green Fields" Lamb - Grain-Free

It’s not lamb - 40% is chicken meat.

This kibble used to have 41% meat Content and now reduced to 25%. What are the substitutions or fillers? I havent noticed a change as yet as dog is still on the old recipe bag. Such a shame and with no warning- hence it’s always on offer!

This dry food used to be amazing. My dog loved it and his bowel movements were regular and solid The last batch I bought (about 1/2 months ago) looks very different. Much lighter in colour and more ‘powdery’ My dog is still eating it but his poo has not been solid once. Looking for an alternative but what a shame

decent food, but price hikes in realtively short order are simple off-putting found more affordable very good alternative so stopped buying manufacturer not doing enough for their part on [uneccessary] pricing increases (dont bother us with the propaganda excuses and 'suck it up' crass)

I have a very fussy dog and one with sensitive skin. They both like this food and have very shiny coats.

We have a large dog who was showing signs of being bored with her previous food by not finishing her meals.She has a sensitive stomach and we were wary of changing her food but we have had no problems with this food at all. She absolutely loves it - so do the cats - and now sits right beside us as it is being prepared. We have always mixed her dry kibble with raw food, but tried her on just the kibble and it disappeared with enthusiasm. Will be getting for her from now on. Perfect

My labradoodle is very fussy and not all food agrees with him. However, he loved this food! He gobbles it up and , even better, no nasty gas and always does firm poops! Win win!

After my Rottie not eating his food for 2 week I gave him this today and he "wolfed" it down!

Good food but and this is a massive but.. salmon has less than 10% salmon. the lamb verity is less than 10% lamb..duck verity also only 10% duck the fish verity has only 4% fish as with all the verities all is made up of chicken as first ingredient on list. so really all verities of wolf of wilderness are chicken..

I got this bag with my reward points to try with my lurcher. She is 14 months, and has a sensitive tum. She has been on Arden Grange Junior, but has been off it a bit, so i decided to try this as i change her over to adult food. I've been mixing it with her normal food, and her appetite is back. She loves it and no problems with her tummy. The food looks and smells good, but is very crunchy, so i soak it a little for her. I will be ordering a big bag to do the full change over.

My Boxer dog loves this. Always eats the lot quickly & asks for more!

sent by zooplus as a new customer trial thank you gift .. i will be ordering more in the future as Midge can be very picky and loves these little biscuits. My pug refuses but she is very fussy with anything hard she has to chew .. not a biscuit lover unless it's scottish shortbread haha.

Storm likes this, grabs a mouthful and wonders off to a comfy spot and you can see he enjoys eating it. He has kidney and liver disease, using this range has honestly helped him, his appetite is back and he is definitely coping a lot better.

Our lab is enjoying his food again, he had really gone off the last food we were buying for him but he is loving meal times again. His stools are firm and It hasn’t upset his sensitive tummy. Definitely be buying again.

We have two very picky dogs. They have a lot of trouble with their foods.We change to this food and both have been a lot better.

Have been feeding this to my Deerhound for around 6 months (all varieties). Tried other quality brands but they either disagreed with his tummy or he was too skinny. With WofW poo is much firmer, min gas and weight good. A 12kg bag lasts 4 weeks for a 38kg dog and provides good value for money. As a fussy eater I still need to add a little meat, fish or egg to encourage him to eat but have had to do that with them all.

Chose this with some of my reward points so I could give it a try. We have Jack Russells & St Bernards & one of the JRT's has a dodgy tummy & 1 is very fussy, so we usually have to buy 3 different types of dog biscuits, primarily Royal Canin & wet food for the fussy eater. Cut a long story short, ALL dogs are now on these biscuits, no problems at all & they LOVE them

My Cardigan Corgi was not bothered by food. She was fed on a good quality food but I would struggle to get her to eat 2 entire meals a week, she would just pick at her food. Wolf of the Wilderness came up on the reward of the month and so I ordered some with my points. So far, over a month later and she has not missed a single meal! She has put on weight and is looking great!

Bought trial pack wow and the salmon one I tried first was not good on Megs tummy but then tried the lamb and what a difference ,coat lovely and much better stools no soft frequent ones and no wind.Only one thing would make it 5 star and its kibble size and why is the lamb kibble larger than the salmon one ?Overall very happy with this

I was feeding my 10 months old bulldog with Royal Canin Bulldog Junior, Burns, James Wellbeloved and with none of these I was very happy. With each of these he had very smelly poo and in the morning it was semi-hard and in the afternoon very soft and a LOT of flatulence. For testing purposes I bought 4kg of WofW - Lamb and result were immediate (I didn't mixed it with other foods).Hard poo, not so smelly, and less gasses. I am over the moon. This is perfect food for my bully.

Besides the fact that the bag arrived torn twice, it seems that this new recipe doesn't agree with them and is causing digestive issues. I wouldn't recommend it at the moment.

My dog doesn’t hesitate to dive into his Wolf of Wilderness kibble mixed with a bit of pâté of the same meat (lamb).

The old recipe was really high quality (both the kibble ingredients and the packaging). The new recipe doesn’t suit my dog anymore—he won’t finish his bowl, even though he’s usually greedy. On top of that, his stools are much softer than before. There’s no zip on the bag anymore, so now it’s impossible to close it. Disappointed by this overall drop in quality at zooplus, I’m switching brands!

I've always been satisfied, but the formula has changed. Two of my dogs refuse to eat it and the other got really bad diarrhoea, so I stopped straight away. Now I'm stuck with an almost full bag. No more Wolf food for our dogs.

For years this was the perfect food. Our dog did really well on it. Now, for the first time, we got a bag with the new recipe. The lighter-coloured kibble stood out straight away, but unfortunately I didn’t pay much attention to it. Our dog eventually ate them, but really reluctantly. It’s been days now. They’ve changed all the varieties. Probably to cut costs. Never again for us. I also don’t see any good alternatives on zooplus, so we’re done with it.

The formula has changed. My dog has diarrhoea now. I can just throw the bag away. Has anyone experienced if all the other flavours of Wolf of Wilderness have changed too?

Recipe change = diarrhoea, foul-smelling farts. Very disappointed. I’ll have to change kibble again for our border collie.

The zip was handy, oh well, but the new recipe has a "softer stools" effect on my dog.

super

Price unchanged and a drastic drop in fresh meat content – it’s no longer a good product. Profitability isn’t the only goal… such a shame after years of loyalty.

All of a sudden our dog keeps having diarrhoea. The carbohydrate content is 40.6%!!! That’s way too much!!! A dog can’t digest that, so his intestines can’t handle it. I didn’t realise it was a new recipe, but now I checked because he’s got diarrhoea... These kibbles are just as expensive, but much worse!! So now I’m looking for another brand!

I’ve been giving my Beauceron the Wolf lamb food for years—he’s now 6 years old. I got worried when I saw the recipe had changed and there was less fresh meat. We’ve gone through several bags since then, and honestly, I’ve noticed a real difference in his coat. It’s much softer and he’s like a teddy bear now. He still loves the food just as much as before. It’s true that we don’t really like change when we’re happy with something, but in this case, I’m actually pleased :)

New recipe = new product with the same name, that’s dishonest. They’ve gone from 41% meat to 25%—it’s not the same nutritional quality anymore. I really feel cheated with my last order.

I've been buying the same brand of kibble for 6 years, and I just found out with my last order that the slider and zip to close the bags are gone. I'm really disappointed because it's not as convenient as it used to be anymore!

I noticed a difference in my dogs’ stools (poop) between the old recipe and the new lamb kibble recipe. It seems to me that it’s not as good as before. The stools are lighter and softer. And my dogs are licking their paws more than before. Anyway, that’s what I’ve noticed.

Hello, the product is good quality, but the bag doesn’t have a zip closure.

Very good kibble, perfect digestion and good ingredients. I recommend it.

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My two Goldens preferred the other variant. Not so much excitement at 5.30pm. Also, it's annoying that the new bag doesn't have a zip closure.

It's a shame that with the new recipe, the bags have changed too. The "old" zip fastener was simple and kept the food fresh. Otherwise, the food is still perfect as always.