Wolf of Wilderness Junior '"Wild Hills" Duck - Grain-Free

Our dog didn’t really like this at first. We were disappointed considering the reviews. However, we kept it and slowly introduced it, and now she loves it!

Awesome

Unfortunately, Wolf of Wilderness does not give a smaller kibble option for its Junior food. Which is odd as puppies are smaller than adults! My miniature poodle puppy will eat the occasional piece as a treat biscuit but is not prepared to eat a bowlful. In general, I find Wolf of Wilderness foods are more suitable for medium sized dogs because of kibble size and hardness.

My dogs have all been on this until couple months ago the bags have changed and the colour of kibble and the size of kibble has changed and my poor puppies opens a new bag this week and guess what the poor sods have got dirhha soooo bad it’s unreal. I will be finding another brand

We had tried a number of recommended foods for our pup whi came to us with Pedigree Chum puppy Kibble😳constant diarrhoea! Swapped to Orijen, which was really good but cost kept going up, so swapped to Wolf of Wilderness hoping although grain free would work.....result! He loves it and so do we, big poos, nd hey poo smells anyway🤷🏻we'll continue now with this brand as long as our pup loves it!!

High meat content, well thought-out ingredients and my 3 month old collie loves it. I feed her a cup of this with an egg on top and save a fortune compared to a raw diet. The breeder had her on Wagg puppy which they find very tasty but awful ingredients!

We feed our adult GSD Wolf of the Wilderness adult with positive review. We naturally fed new GSD pup the Jnr variety. It is astounding the amount of ‘waste’ deposited, which indicates limited digestion of goodness. The kibble size is generic and not suitable for large breed, as it is not chewed and just swallowed whole. Poor Customer Service from Zooplus when contacted!!

Very bad experience. With this food .. tired to change from old food gradually.. after 3 weeks both my dogs got very bad diareea .. never hadcthis happened to me before. And I brought 28kg..leave and learn. Had dogs all.my life..

My 11 week old Wauzer (Westie x mini Schnauzer) puppies were having quite runny poo. I was advised to try a different, less rich puppy food and came across Little Wolf of Wilderness. They both love it and their poo has definitely improved immensely!! We'll be sticking with the duck and the lamb varieties and will try the adult food when they are old enough.

I have a new pup, now 18 weeks old, and right from the beginning he’s had a runny bum. I’ve tried everything, including recommendations from the vet and the breeder. Wolf of the Wilderness was really great for our old dog in his last days, so I turned to Little Wolf and the problem is fixed. I’m very happy and Cavendish loves it.

Great value for money. Excellent ingredients plus my dog loves it. Both kibble and treats are excellent.

My puppy loves this food!

Our frenchie puppy loves his meal times, although to start with we had to soak it in water for 30 seconds or so just to soften it up when his teeth were refusing to come through. Eats it like a champ now though!

My 7 month old puppy loved Little Wolf of Wilderness Junior 'wild hills' food from the very first bite. Absolutely no difficulty at all in getting her used to it and will definitely recommend to my puppy owner friends.

Needs to be soaked in water for a few hours for great digestion. Puppy found too difficult to pass otherwise.

8month old miniature schnauzer finally eating her kibble, she had stopped eating the one I’d been feeding her since I got her.

My 7 month old short haired German pointer totally enjoyed this kibble; coat shines brilliantly; stools firm and proper; she's full of life and personality and character. There is no doubt I shall remain with this product.

My puppy has been fed on this since weaning, he loves it, good solid poos, lovely shiny coat, easy to feed.

Bought this for my friends puppy and she loved it.......seems so much more satisfied with her meals when there are no bulky grain fillers. Higher protein certainly filled her up for longer and stopped her being obsessed with food constantly.

This is the first kibble that my puppy will eat with relish and lick the bowl. I do wonder however, if this is because of the addition of Sodium Chloride (salt) as an ingredient. Don't think this is good for him and may change to a different brand when current lot is finishing.

My puppies love it. The kibble pieces are quite big, but since it's a puppy formula, they're not hard and can be easily broken between their teeth.

My dog is usually very picky and generally doesn't eat dry food much. But he really likes this food—it's very tasty and palatable for him. I also love that it doesn't contain any grains, so he gets quality protein from the meat, plus it has good fruit and vegetables.

"Empty" kibbles, they seem to have no nutrition or smell, and are extremely light... plus, my dogs don't find them appetising.

I bought this food because my mixed-breed female dog was already getting it at her foster home. She had diarrhoea from the very beginning. After I finally changed her food, she no longer had diarrhoea. I then gave the food to a friend who has a Rottweiler puppy. The little Rottweiler also got diarrhoea straight away. I also have the training treats from Wolf of Wilderness. Exactly the same thing. As soon as she eats a few, she gets diarrhoea again.

The ingredients are fine, but unfortunately the pieces are too big for my little Pinscher.

Deliberately ordered small trial packs. Convenient for on the go. However, I don't understand why the kibble in the 100g or 400g bags is smaller. The 1kg and 12kg packs of the same product have larger kibble, which my dog refuses to eat. They also look different, and probably smell and taste different too.

Charlie is my first dog and I wanted to give him the best kibble possible, and he really likes these – no digestive problems at all.

The old version was great, with a good composition and a reasonable size. The new formula contains much less meat, less protein, and the size is huge—more suitable for adult dogs, definitely not suitable for young dogs.

For years everything was great Our dog loved eating it and it really suited him Now there’s a new recipe and our dog is struggling with heartburn, so he’s eating a lot of grass. Because of that, we’ll be switching to a different food.

The original product has been replaced with a new recipe, and as is generally known, these changes only benefit the manufacturer—same price but less of the “good stuff”. In this case, the new recipe means less meat, fewer vitamins… Even at first glance, the kibble looks different—drier, doesn’t smell nice… our dogs simply don’t like it anymore. The packaging has also changed, but not for the better as far as the consumer is concerned.