8 reviews forRosie's Farm Puppy Spring Chicken Dinner

Our 6-month-old miniature poodle tolerates it very well, she clearly enjoys the taste, the ingredients look good, and for this price, I’ve hardly been able to find anything better so far. 🙏🏻

My young Old English Bulldog male had massive problems with diarrhoea and flatulence. I then gradually switched his wet and dry food. Now I only feed him one type of wet food. The Chicken variety is very well received. The food smells good and looks very appealing. Since the switch, my dog hasn’t had any problems at all!

Since my 4-month-old Beauceron puppy started eating this food, she hasn’t had diarrhoea anymore. She tolerates it very well, and she really likes the taste too. Previously, she kept struggling with diarrhoea whenever she had the same food for a longer period. That’s finally gone now, and I can feed her this food with peace of mind. For us, it’s an excellent food.

I was given this by the lady who bred and reared my 10 week young Shih Tsu and he loves it and is thriving! I am now on the second tin and not a bone in sight - horrified to read the review on here - only good content and smells pleasant too!

My pups and nursing mum seems to love it, but the food contains sharp bones in different shapes and sizes 😱 I have to check every bowl with my fingers, to ensure that all sharp bones are taken out. I don't think bones should be in the food and this is the reason for 3 stars and for me looking on other brands, as I'm not purchasing this product again.

My 8 mth Lab pup loved it, but after a slow swap and 2 week trial, nothing agreed, the result was very sloppy indeed.

My puppy love this he can’t wait and to breakfast he get excited as he only has wet food at breakfast.

I’ve just tried Rosie’s Farm Puppy for the first time and I’m really happy with it. My little Havanese (4 months old) tolerates it very well, and he seems to absolutely love the taste. I’ll definitely order it again, and when he’s a bit older, I’ll try the adult varieties. :)