[William A]

Tried to find a review for the Rachael Ray Nutrish Real Salmon, Veggies & Brown Rice Recipe Dry Dog Food but did not see it in all the reviews. Is it going to be reviewed soon?

[Sandra Dameron]

This is my first post. I have the pickiest dog ever, have tried all the “good” dry dog foods. I have been mixing half Fromme kibble with half Fresh Pet but is starting to turn up his nose at it. I am now going to try the Fresh Pet with Goodlands kibble, which you can only get at Walmart. I cannot find a review on this food, hoping Dog Food Advisor will do one, Please!

[Lila M]

I would love to see a review for Lucy Pet – specifically their rolls.

[Ramesh Kumar]

Rachael Ray Nutrish Real Salmon, Veggies & Brown Rice Recipe Dry Dog Food is generally well-received by pet owners. Many praise it for its quality ingredients, especially the real salmon as the main protein source. Dogs seem to enjoy the taste, and owners report improvements in their pets’ coat health and energy levels. However, some have noted that it may not be suitable for dogs with specific allergies or dietary needs. Overall, it’s considered a good, affordable option for many dogs.

[Gina S]

I have been using Evanger’s Beef and bacon canned as a topper for my dog for years. It had 3
Ingredients Beef, Bacon and water.
Now they added Guar Gum. I don’t think that’s a bad ingredient- but sad they changed it.

I also tried “Get Joy” raw freeze
Dried. He loves it! I’d give him a cup or 2 of it and then his
acana. Get Joy and all the good freeze
Dried are so expensive!! He gets it as a treat.

[George Lawson]

It probably just hasn’t been reviewed yet — Dog Food Advisor (and similar sites) usually take time to evaluate each specific recipe, especially if it’s newer or recently reformulated. You can always email them through their contact form to ask if the Rachael Ray Nutrish Real Salmon, Veggies & Brown Rice Recipe is scheduled for review.

In the meantime, you can still check the ingredient list directly on the manufacturer’s site or on the bag itself to compare it with other Nutrish recipes that have been reviewed.

That’s what I usually do before trying any new food or treats for my dog. I’m pretty picky since I also use enrichment products like Freezbone, where I freeze pureed salmon or broth as a topper. So ingredient accuracy matters a lot.

[Author]

Posts