99 reviews forWolf of Wilderness "Scarlet Sunrise" Salmon & Tuna - Grain-Free

My 9years old staffie love It ! ;) thanks

Ziggy our German Shepherd jyst lives this product suits her very well

My 3 dogs love wolf of the wilderness range, they have raw in the morning and a small bowl of biscuits in evening, ive tried other biscuits but these they have nice solid poohs and i like the economy packs zooplus do but be nice if you could mix bags of similar price instead of 2 bags of sand flavour

My wolf likes all the fish varieties

Mindy's absolute favourite

Our three little ones digest it really well, no problems with their poo

And my dog's coat is really shiny

This food smells really good and our dog loves it!

My dog really likes it and digests it well. Normally he gets pure fresh meat but I always take dry food when out and about. I'm really happy with it.

My dogs love this food. It's gentle on their stomachs no issues with digestion. Tried all the other varieties and this one topped the lot.

I was skeptical at first because my dogs have never had wild boar before but my two aussies think it's very tasty and digest it very well. I can only recommend!

We will only give our two dachshunds this food from now on. They are fussy and they love this one. Their bowel movements are also better than before.

Dog still likes it, but his coat is getting worse, tummy is tense, and his stools are soft. Less meat and more fillers. If zooplus doesn’t have any of the old recipes that worked well for my dogs anymore, I’ll switch to better food. Sadly, that means no more Wolf of Wilderness for us.

I used this brand for several years, but after they changed the recipe, my 5-year-old Border Collie, who is perfectly healthy, started drinking a lot more water and scratching around his tail. He never had any problems with food before, and I always switched him gradually from one variety to another.

My dog is very particular. He’s a cancer survivor and needs to eat grain-free food, plus he’s half-wolf, half-Malinois. These are the only kibbles he can eat, whether we switch between turkey, chicken, or something else.