Fussy dachshund inhales this food
My dachshund has been through more brands of food than I can count since I’ve had her. Sometimes that would be because I learnt more about ingredients in foods, other times because she had stomach sensitivities to things like chicken, or she would simply go off the food.

She went off of her Forthglade puppy food during her phantom pregnancy but thrilled that I have tried it again after almost a year because I’ve never seen her inhale food so quickly. Her poops are better, the ingredients are great quality with 75% being meat, and it is all clearly labelled. Plus, storage wise, I can keep unopened trays in the cupboard. My dog is extremely fussy and she will run to have some Forthglade.

Taste score based on how waggy his tail is!
Obviously my review is based on the perspective of the pet owner, and not the one eating the food!

My boys Maverick and Goose have sensitive tummies, and we have come to the conclusion that Goose is intolerant to poultry and grain. This massively limits which foods we can feed them, Goose in particular, but since we found Forthglade we have not looked back, and I now have a monthly subscription for 3 cases to be delivered each month, occasionally topping up with an ad-hoc fourth.

The food is well packaged in a recyclable cardboard sleeve and plastic tray with a film lid. The dogs enjoy it and there is never any left behind.

My only criticism is the consistency of the texture. Most of the time it has a firm pat-like texture, but occasionally it feels much drier, almost crumbly. And sometimes it’s wetter like jelly. I notice that this seems to correlate with how easy the film lids come off, and it seems to be a carton/batch issue, as I tend to find if one packet is like that, the rest of the case is too. Could be related to the batch ingredients, or the storage along the supply chain, but I do wonder if these changes extend to the flavour also and could be unpleasant for my boys. We’ve not had any complaints anyway!