12 reviews forPurizon Coldpressed Economy Pack 2 x 12kg - dog dry food

I have 2 French bulldogs, so digestion is a big deal in our house. I've tried several brands. My pups loved Purizon (a different kind of kibble), so I wanted to buy it again and took advantage of a promo to get these ones. Disaster! As soon as I started switching to more than 50% of the new kibble, both my dogs started having diarrhoea. My female dog avoids them now, she’s learned her lesson. The male (a walking stomach) now has explosive diarrhoea.

I have to say I'm happy with it, and I really like the size of the pellets. Since I have a Frenchie, it's a great fit.

After many years of using different types of Purizon food, including the cold-pressed Turkey, we found out that the recipe has changed — instead of fresh turkey meat (which was the reason we chose this food in the first place), they now use turkey meat meal. I do not recommend it.

It’s not oily. If needed, you can mix it with water and it turns into a mash quickly. It lasts quite a while since, as it doesn’t contain cereals, you need to give less food.

The product has a good composition. Since my dog tends to have high cortisol levels, I wanted to support her with turkey as well. But she doesn’t like it at all, and she’s usually not very picky. I also think it smells more like horse feed than dog food.

My dog has a digestive disease (protein-losing enteropathy). He needs food that’s high in protein and low in fat. We’ve tried several types of dog food, but this is the only one that worked.

Probably the best dog food at the moment. I recommend soaking it in warm water for 15-20 minutes so it’s not runny afterwards. The chicken flavour works better for my dogs—they both eat it just as eagerly, but after eating the chicken one, their poos look much better.

Bought it for the first time to try it out. The dogs eat it with appetite, no stomach issues.

My pet has loved the food... let's see how it suits them in a few days, since they have a lot of allergies. Thank you.