I have 2 American Bullies. A 120+lb male, and a 45lb female. My female has allergies, and we were able to narrow it down to something in her food. She will no eat grain free, and or all natural products though. Every summer would be the same thing, she would have itchy skin and itch and tear herself raw until we switched to this food! We have tried a few other flavors of the same brand, and they all work great! My male is happy, healthy and they are both at the perfect weight! No skin issues, no health issues. Full of energy, nice shiny slick coats, healthy ears, and eyes. Literally could not be any happier with this food!!

I have tried several different brands of dog food in an effort to entice my dog to eat, with very little success. I tried Purina One lamb and rice and my search was finally over! My Penny loves this food, she's shiny coated, a great weight and clear eyed. My vet is much happier with her body score and I'm happy that my dog is happy and healthy now.

I wanted to try a different dog food that was easier on my new dogs stomach. We have had two dogs previously who at an early age have died from their stomach flipping. So I looked at the amount of protein and the cost and the fact that I knew Lamb and Rice was easier on the stomach. So far we had had no issues and she loves her dog food. I vote for Purina One Lamb and Rice good dog food.

I have an older Aussie Sheppard mix. He did really seem to love the taste. He normally only picks at his food and seldom eats it all at one setting. he would eat it all, every time. He also seemed to have more of a pep in his step. He is almost blind and hard of hearing. He sleeps a lot. After I started him on Purina he was more excited to go out for a walk and started jumping on the back door to let me know he was ready to come back in when I put him in the yard. His chewing on his skin also improved.

All our dogs have sensitive stomachs so it’s very hard to find a brand and a recipe that works for all of them without having to buy 2 or more different kinds of dog food. My parents have fed lamb and rice formula for YEARS and 2/4 of our dogs can’t handle beef and the other 2 can’t handle chicken so I decided to try the lamb and rice formula as well. No issues at all! Their coats shined right up and they seem so much happier! Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We started using this with our original German shepherd as he had skin issues and allergies. His skin improved 100% with this. Since then, this is the only dog food we have used. We now have a dalmatian and two shepherd mixes who have never eaten any other type of dog food and have had no issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purina One is the only brand ive found that our husky can eat without upsetting his stomach.We always buy lamd and rice or turkey and venison as those 2 are their favorite.Ive never had issues with quality of food and the price is pretty good for tha bag sizes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have 4 german shorthaired pointers and they all love it. They are on self feed and I do t have them gorging themselves. Seems to satisfy their hunger for longer periods than other foods we have tried.

If you have a picky eater, I strongly recommend giving this a try. I have two standard poodles who are naturally picky eaters and they devour this specific dog food. I have tried 4 different brands & different flavors without any luck. So happy I found this for my babies! They look better and feel better than they ever have. Just to spark an appetite I was mixing vet approved plain yogurt, rice, and chicken breast in their kibble. However, my dogs would pick lick off the yogurt and only eat the rice and chicken out of their bowls.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] All 5 of our dogs have no trouble scarfing down this dog food. They love the way it tastes, and especially love the little bits of chicken mixed throughout. We even use it in place of training treats, just a scoop of their dog food in the treat container, offering a piece or two for reward. They couldn’t care less that it’s not a “treat,” they love this food!