I have a 45# pit. Trey loves this in the morning. I supplement with a teaspoon of coconut oil in 4 oz of water. Microwave for 40 sec, then use mix to rinse can gravy into food bowl. I let it warm meat chunks up a bit, making sure it isn't too hot for him to eat. It gives him a meal he enjoys, and his coat is softer and shinier, he does not scratch his back and dry skin seems to be gone.

Chunky cuts make it easy to serve in the food bowl as I mix it with kibble. My dog appears to love it!

We feed our dog a half of a can of Pedigree choice Cuts poured over a serving of kibble every night. I like that it gives him moisture and meaty bits along with his dry kibble. We started buying it from Sam's once we calculated how much we save per can. I prefer the choice cuts because it is easy to dispense from the can. I also prefer it because we can quickly rinse any empty can without using much water to recycle. Metal food containers are so easy to place in a recycling bin and can be reprocessed into another usable item several times, especially aluminum.

I've been adding this to dry food for my goat guard dogs this winter, and they love it! These are large cans of food in biggish cubes. Apparently they are pretty tasty as well. There is a goodly amount of gravy that mixes well with the dry food. Really happy with this purchase and I hope Sam's keeps it in stock.

dogs seem to like it better than the pasty one.. pouring it is better than using a spoon.. wish my closer Sam's carried it... had to go to one further away.

Our dogs do not get excited about this

My dog used to love this brand, now she takes a lick and walks away. She'll eat anything else ok but turns her head at this canned food now. Wonder if they made recent changes?

I thought this was the Pedigree Pouches, I was surprised when it showed up as 36 cans. So be careful and enlarge the photos if you can before you purchase.

This used to have far less gravy up until about three or four months ago. Now, there's so much gravy that I have to supplement with kibble. This is the last choice cuts in gravy for us. We're going back to the solid variety.

I want to start by saying I have fed my dogs pedigree for a long, long time (40 yrs) because my Vet recommended it saying they donated food to shelters, to the ASPCA and other such non profits. I thought that was very admirable. We rescued a Pitt/Mastiff mix 8 yrs ago who has recently developed skin issues. So I did what any good pet parent would do %26 started reading labels of everything we fed him. I am very disappointed with what I read on the very label of this food. “Choice Cuts In Gravy with Beef” “Made with Real Beef”. One would think Beef would be the 1st or 2nd ingredient, but it is NOT. The order of ingredients are listed by what it contains the most of; water, chicken, meat by products, wheat flour, wheat gluten %26 beef are the 1st six ingredients. This is false advertising if I ever saw it . It leads people to believe Beef is the primary protein. It is NOT Chicken is and the only thing this has more of than chicken is water. Do you know what “meat by products” is? They can be wide range of things from skin, bones, beaks, feet, intestines, damages meat and every other disgusting part including fecal matter and even road kill. Anything not suitable for human consumption. If companies manufacture our pets food using the standards set by the AAFCO, then I think the AAFCO should have their butts kicked for not having higher standards for our pets who most of us love like our children. I considered Pedigree a premium brand sold at a premium price not an off label or generic brand sold at discounted prices. There is a saying “you are what you eat”. No wonder our pets aren't living as long as they used to.