ANF Dog Food (Dry)

by Mike Sagman
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Rating: ☆☆☆☆☆

PRODUCT NO LONGER AVAILABLE
WITHIN THE UNITED STATES OR CANADA

Notes and Updates

05/08/2010 Original review
12/08/2010 Review updated
03/15/2011 Product no longer offered in the US or Canada
12/28/2011 Review removed from this website

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  • Ania

    Hi Mark! Is there any possibility of seeing at least the old review? I want to compare to other food i am using currenlty. Tank you !

  • Patricia

    This food is sold in Puerto Rico, which is U.S. territory. Maybe you should check again if it is not being sold in the US. I would like to see the reviews for their new formulas here.

  • http://DogFoodAdvisor.com Mike Sagman

    Hi Mark… ANF is owned by Kodo Pets and is not for sale in the United States or Canada. For this reason, we will no longer be following this brand.

  • http://DogFoodAdvisor.com Mike Sagman

    Hi Mark… This is very confusing. The old website is still listed and contains the older recipes. I will attempt to contact the new owner and find out the details on this signifiicant change. Thanks for the tip.

  • Mark Tan

    ANF really has a new formula! It contains no wheat and corn now. They have also changed their website. http://www.kodopetfood.com, stated on the ANF Lamb and Rice packaging which I bought. I’m just a couple of days into it but so far my dog is liking it.

  • Jen

    Thanks MIKE! ;-)
    I think these no-wheat-no-corn are new formulas, we have only these “better” foods available in our country. I’ve read ANF is made both in USA and UK, if that could be a reason… Or they just haven’t update their website…

  • http://DogFoodAdvisor.com Mike Sagman

    Hi Jen… This review may seem like an “old review”, but it is actually quite current (last updated 5/8/2010). I checked the official company website today (our info source for this review) and the information published for all 14 products matches our database perfectly. Either you are using an older product or the company has changed its formula and not updated its public website. Unfortunately, since we don’t have access to all the thousands of dog food products in North America we must assume the information we get from each manufacturer’s websites is accurate. Sorry I can’t be more help.

  • Jen

    Hi Mark!

    Are there different kinds of ANF foods in the market, or is this “old review”? I’ve seen i.e. ANF adult chicken & rice food, which contains chicken meal (29%), ground brown rice, chicken fat, ground oats etc. No wheat, no corn… much better ingredients than these in your review. It would be interesting to see reviews of these “better” ANF-foods.

    We have used ANF lamb & rice and it has been an excellent food for our dog with sensitive stomach and he also likes it very much!