VICTOR Super Premium Dog Food – High Energy Dry Dog Food for Active Dogs – Gluten Free Dog Food with Beef and Chicken Meal Proteins for Sporting Dogs – All Breeds and All Life Stages, 15 Lb

Dogs love it

We've had great experience with this food for our Malamutes, but Amazon's packaging keeps getting worse. The last two deliveries, the box was closed with paper packing tape. It would seem like this wouldn't be a big deal, but this is a FORTY POUND BAG OF DOG FOOD. By the time it arrived, the tape was barely holding on (didn't help that the driver set it upright, instead of flat, further stressing the weak tape). Then, when I opened the package, dog food had leaked out of the bag and into the box. Victor dog food is wonderful, Amazon's packaging methods left much to be desired.

Appears and smells fresh. My 6 month old whippet puppy, who was becoming a picky eater, likes it and is doing well. No diarrhea.

Victor never seems to disappoint. This food is high on protein and is not as expensive as it’s competitors. We always mix the bag whenever we change ‘flavors’ to help with his stomach but as we were mixing it my dog Diesel was asking for food and so we gave him quite a bit. He had no stomach issues. I highly recommend it.

This is great quality food for a reasonable price. I have 2 dobermans (which are super active and need the extra protein) and also a basset hound..... yep, what a crew.... One doberman has a sensitive stomach and was very very gassy on other foods and skin dried out big time, basset hound cant handle dyed food and is a super picky eater. All 3 love this food! Their coats/skin have also improved greatly from switching to Victor from Purina Pro Plan and even Nutro. Victor is one of the top recommend brands for larger, active dogs. Super glad I switched.

I have fed Victor dog foods to my working German Shepherds for a couple years now and it is consistently good food. Keeps all my dogs in great condition, super coats and plenty of energy. Depending on how many calories they burn is easy to adjust the food to their changing needs. Even the picky eaters readily eat it and I really love it is gluten free so I don’t have to worry about any dog being sensitive to gluten.

My German Shorthair is THE PICKIEST eater...I battled with her as a puppy trying to get her to choke down the Eukanuba puppy food her breeder recommended, then my handlers wanted me to try her on Royal Canin to try to get some weight on her--and she didn't like it either. I let myself be bullied into trying a couple of things at Petco before getting bawled out by my vet for succumbing to all the hype about certain foods--but mainly I just wanted her to EAT. My breeder suggested BillJac, which she sort of liked, but it is very dry and you can't wet it or it turns to pure mush. Then another German Shorthair showdog owner suggested I try Victor. It has the reputation for being a good food. It IS pricey, but it isn't available to me locally. Now I give her two cups of Victor beside two cups of Billjac in her bowl each evening. She alternates on which side of the bowl she goes after. Usually all four cups are gone by mid-day the next day, at which point we load her up again. She is MAINTAINING her weight--not gaining, but I find I have to really coddle her to get weight on her. Food just doesn't motivate her--unless it's blocks of cheese.

I've been feeding the senior healthy weight version of Victor Brand, but she seems to like this one better. She's 13, but I'm going to keep giving this one to her instead.