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Kirkland's Nature's Domain Turkey & Pea wet food by Costco is very watery lately
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EllisDeTripp
MemberWe’ve been feeding our dogs Kirkland’s Nature’s Domain Turkey & Pea Stew from Costco since it was first offered; this is Costco’s can/wet food offering, comes in a bright red can & sold by the case, 13.2 oz each. Great price for a wet food with a good rating. We used to use the Kirkland’s Premium wet food brand they used to offer before this. Lately, the Nature’s Domain Turkey & Pea Stew has been very watery, looks like chunky soup when you open it up. We’ve been draining off the excess water, but we’re concerned that maybe this might indicate a problem with the food. Our dogs have shown no problems yet, and we figured it may just be a badly-mixed case that got too much water put into it, but we’re wondering if anybody else who uses this has noticed the same thing & what they did about it & if they had any problems feeding it to their dogs. We have large dogs in the 65 to 100+ lbs range.
Christine B
ParticipantYes, I was wondering the same thing itâs very watery, and my dog wonât eat it now. I hope they fix whatever happened to it, because he used to love it.
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