I bought this dog food assuming it was a good quality food brand & i was unfortunately wrong. My dog got terribly sick (diarrhea), at first I thought my dog was adjusting to the change of food, but he stopped eating!! He literally wouldn't even touch the dog food in his bowl, after a few days, I noticed he started shaking & would not move from his bed. Took him to the vet & the vet told me to immediately stop giving him this food, it can cause neurological damage & is terrible for the dogs digestive system. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS FOOD!!!!

I transitioned our dog to this reformulated Members Mark dog food and she loves it just as much as the old formula. I will be purchasing this new dog food when it's on the shelf. Like that it has meat as the #1 ingredient and like that it contains glucosamine to support hip and joint health.

I don't mind spending a little extra for quality food! And its far less expensive then the very expensive brands. We raise German Shorthair Pointers, and while everyone else feeds Purina Pro Plan, I won't give that do our dogs, it has corn gluten as the 3rd ingredient and then wheat as well. Dogs don't eat either of those! We get compliments all the time on our dogs coat and shine. Highly recommend this food

My two German Shepherds have been eating Exceed Chicken and Rice for over two years after switching from Blue Buffalo (They will soon be 4 years old). I compared the two brands and found EXCEED was the same or better than BB. I changed after the 2nd BB recall, my Shepherds food is important to me. My Shepherds are hooked on their EXCEED Chicken and Rice. I have never tried the Salmon formula... I would worry about any fish sourced out of the Pacific anymore.

We have used other flavors of Members Mark food over the years but this is the first to cause the toxic fumes of a lethal dog flatulence. After a quick google search to confirm my suspensions, peas can cause gas in our four legged friends. Why someone would put peas in dog food when it is a cause for human nasal discomfort, is beyond me. I am heading to the store for a new flavor of food that does not contain soy beans, beans, or peas.

Both my lab and boxer licked and chewed their feet while they ate this. I wasn't sure if it was the food, but the lab had to be switched to a different diet due to her health and the boxer liked that food better, so we fed both of them that food. During that time I noticed that the boxer's skin allergies had almost completely gone away. When I switched her back to this food again, almost immediately I noticed her feet got red and she started licking and chewing again. She had not even been on it a week. I stopped feeding it to her and went back to the food she had been eating for a few months and within a couple of days she was fine again. Will not buy this again. Might be fine for someone else's dog but affected both of mine the same way.

We've fed our dogs this food for a while and then tried to “do better” as a lot of people kept suggesting “better” brands. My dogs love this food, and one of them actually got sick on a big name & expensive brand and we were told by the Vet to come back to this. We did and it's been 3 months now and they love it, and they're happy on it. I suggest this food to anyone who wants their dogs eating quality food on a budget.

My dog absolutely loves this food. The supply chain issues really wreaked havoc. I tried 3 different kinds of dog food (including Purina Pro Plan) for him to turn his nose up at them before finding my way back to this. I will never buy anything else. Please try to keep this in stock.

My dog hated this food! I tried to introduce it slowly by combining her old food with this and she would push this away. She eventually had to eat it cause she was starving. It clogged her glands and made her coat stink. Stopped it once we got a whiff of her.

Amidst the shortage of, well, everything.... we had to find a replacement dog food for our youngest because the brand we fed her was never in stock anywhere and was being sold nearly triple the price by third parties. It started off fine. She ate it and we didn't have any problems. Fast foward a month and a half and we start finding little drops of what we first assume are water or slobber around the house. No bigge, our older dog drools and is a messy drinker. Well... after another week or so, I started noticing more droplets and then noticed they were happening in rooms far from their water bowls and they hadn't drank in a while. So I watched and lo-and-behold, my youngest is dripping urine. Took her to the vet and labs showed she had either a bladder infection/UTI or vaginosis due to an unknown cause. $300 later we're home, she's still dripping everywhere, and we only have hope that the antibiotics will work. Surprise, surprise. They don't. So I have a thought and I scoure our local stores and finally manage to find the food she had been eating in the past. Click. Order. Paid an extra $20 for same day delivery (didn't have time to go shop myself). We switched slowly so that it wouldn't hurt her tummy, but the last couple days she's been eating solely her other food (NOT this stuff) and we have had minimal to no issues. tl:dr This dog food gave my dog a bladder infection/UTI and I will be throwing out the nearly half a bag we have remaining.