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

We've been feeding Wolf of Wilderness to our dog since he was a puppy. He loves this food and digests it very well. His coat is shiny and he has zero plaque or cavities. We get so many complements about how healthy and shiny he looks. Switching over to the adult version now that he's nearly one but sticking with this brand.

Delighted with this product. My whippet puppy loves it and has come on in leaps and bounces since starting! I mix the chicken and duck flavours together and she absolutely devours it !

Pup loves it and wolf's it down and wants more. Was turning his nose up at burns food previous to this and he was very gassy. Pup gives it thumbs up .

Our dogo argentino puppy loves it. She was originally fed BARF for 6 months by the breeder we changed her to dry food and the transition couldn't be any easier. She was happy out eating her first bowl of this dry food and she enjoys it ever since. She is growing nicely and putting on weight in a healthy way. I couldn't recommend it enough

Our little Jack Russell puppy loves it! We mix this dry food and the wet food of the same brand. So far we have to break the kibble for him as it is a bit too big and tough for a 3 months old puppy, but hopefully soon enough the puppy will be able to manage it himself.

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.

I’ve tried several different fried foods, but always one liked it and the other didn’t. With Wild if Wilderness they both love it, especially the Wild Hills variety.

My eight month old red setter female loves this, she can't get enough. The kibbles are nice and big and heavy in weight.

Had pup from 10 weeks and she was very fussy with her food. Introduced her to this feed and she now clears her bowl.

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.

It’s a relief to finally find a grain free food that my 3 German Shepherds will all eat most of the time, 1 is very picky & eventually turned her nose up at raw. They all have a great coat & skin. The bag Is easy to open & has a great zip lock top

Betty my Boxer loves this food, coat and eyes shine and she looks a picture of health. Very digestible kibble that she loves. She has no problem with any of the varieties loves them all.

I have a French bulldog and a pug. My frenchy has a grain intolerance and my pug seems to have a chicken intolerance. I have tried almost all dry dog foods that you can get in the UK and this bay far is the best brand. The whites of their eyes are clear and bright, their ears are healthy and their coat is thicker and shinier (the pug even sheds less). They have fewer stools which are always hard and easy to pick up and most importantly they love it. I tend to buy a variety of each flavour and rotate between them so they don't get sick of it. If you haven't tried this food already I would definitely give it a go.

Just the best for our American akita

I have a bedlington terrier (7) who is extremely fussy with itchy paws and ears, and a whippet x greyhound (4) who will eat anything and is very healthy overall. I've gone through more brands of dog food than I could count with them both, as it had to be a good jasper will try. In comes Wolf of Wilderness! It's like a switch has been flicked! They both scoff their breakfast and tea like I've never seen before (jasper just wouldn't eat some days, he would turn his nose up at all food except human) but now they can't get enough of it! Thank you Zooplus for the excellent deals and economy packs 😁 It means I can get my dogs a high quality food with high meat content and it doesn't cost the earth!

There's nothing worse than crate training a pup with loose bowels. I can't recommend this food enough. I've used it to sort out two puppies who just couldn't seem to handle tinned foods, frozen minced meat foods, or other, more expensive dry foods with a higher meat content. One of them had been weaned onto unbalanced rubbish and the other I imported and I think he caught something off the floor in customs in addition to the food he was weaned on not being available in my own country.

I usually feed my Spaniel raw meat & bone, but occasionally this is inconvenient - when travelling, for instance, and also times when, for no good reason, he just turns his nose up at it. I've used Orijen previously, which suits him very well, but is expensive, so decided I would try this. I chose the venison dry food, which came with lamb wet food. The wet food, sadly, did not suit him, but the dry food is great and he loves it!

Our dog loves it!

We recently got a new puppy and tried all sorts of different food (Bosch, Lukullus, Eukanuba etc.), but she got bored of them quickly or ended up with diarrhoea. But we haven't had any problems at all with this food. High-quality ingredients, good price and our dog likes it. She's doing really well on it too. No diarrhoea and a glossy coat. :) I know buy Wolf of Wilderness for all my dogs.

I asked loads of people about the best food to give my puppy a healthy start. Someone suggested the new Little Wolf of Wilderness, which was well-accepted right away. When it was time to re-stock, I ordered a large bag.

Our dog really loves the taste, we also use it as a treat, and it’s great for motivation. His coat has become shinier since eating it. However, he’s been quite gassy, but he hasn’t been eating it for long, so we hope his stomach will get used to the high protein content over time.

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 sample packs. Handy 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 bigger 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.

We've been using this kibble for almost 5 years now, because my dog loved it so much that we kept giving it as a treat alongside the adult kibble. But over the years, with changes to the recipe, this kibble went from being crumbly, tasty and nicely scented to a pretty solid chunk with, mind you, about a third less animal ingredients? Such a shame.

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.