54 reviews forWolf of Wilderness "Crimson Sunset" Lamb & Goat - Grain-Free

We have been using WoW for many years for our dogs, using the different flavours to mix things a bit up They all supported it really well (down to the extreme of it being the only food our very geriatric dog could eat without digestive problems) and it is our go to dog food.

My two Flatcoated Retrievers love this food. Their breeder recommended this originally and feeds all her own (fantastically healthy) dogs on it too. This particular flavour suits my dogs as one doesn't do well on chicken or anything salmon and can't have grains. I've tried other foods but come back to this as great ingredients but not too rich as some species appropriate ones can be. Great choice of other flavours in the range and the treats are great too.

I have a miniature poodle with grain, chicken and beef intolerances. It has been a nightmare trying to find a food that she will eat that doesn't make her ill. Being pork based, this food is perfect, halfway through our second small bag and no reactions! Nice bathroom leavings compared to other foods too. Love the fact that there is the 5kg option as I can buy a smaller amount of both this and the fish variety to swap so she doesn't get bored.

This is the only Wolf of Wilderness dog food variant I've come across that has much smaller kibble than usual. There's no information about this on the packaging, and with a big dog like a German Shepherd, it makes a big difference, because the dog just swallows these small pieces instead of chewing them.

The "old" formula had much more pork, plus it was free from lamb and chicken protein. The "new" formula is much weaker when it comes to meat content. Also, looking at the composition of other feeds, "chicken protein" appears much more often than it used to. I get that chicken is cheaper, but there are a lot of allergic dogs out there, and not without reason. I’ve bought this food several times, but now that almost all of them contain chicken, unfortunately I’ll have to switch.

I would have given 5 stars for the old recipe with 40% animal meat, but now with the new recipe, it’s not so appealing anymore...

My dog eats it with a good appetite, and I have no complaints. It seems like a stable and reliable option.