ACANA Premium Chunks, Grain-free, Beef Recipe in Bone Broth, Wet Dog Food, 12.8oz Cans (12 Count)

My dog absolutely loves this and her digestion is regular and smooth now.

my dog loves this wet food, that’s all we feed them. Much more convenient than buying it from Petco.

My picky picky dog who wouldn't eat any kibble, home cooked meals, Justfoodfordogs, or the other Acana Beef wet food, LOVES this. I was defeated and exhausted from never finding a food that she liked. I mix this with some Acana Wholesome grains kibble and water. I get worried about the DCM "gossip" with Acana so I add a little bit of home cooked oats to her food. I'm excited to circulate the different types of pate for her so she stays enticed. If you're a worried picky dog parent, my best advice is the "best" food for your dog is the one that they will actually eat. Just try to find the highest ingredients that you can.

Dog loves have used the brand for many years quality ingredients

Meet Hugo, the dog with a palate so refined, he could host his own cooking show. This is a pup who was plucked from the wilds of rural Mexico—where his idea of a gourmet meal was probably whatever he could find on the side of the highway. Fast forward to America, and now we’re practically running a canned food topper buffet just to keep him interested in dry kibble. Normally, he won’t touch the same flavor twice, like he’s a Michelin critic or something. So, when I was asked to review Acana’s new Premium Poultry Pâté, I was skeptical. Would this be another can for the “meh” pile? But surprise, surprise—Hugo inhaled the entire 12-pack without so much as a sniff of doubt. This from the same dog who demands his bacon be lightly crispy, mind you. Sure, it’s a bit pricey, but when it comes to Acana’s ingredients and quality that even a canine connoisseur can’t resist, it’s worth every penny. Thank you!!

I have a very finicky picky mini pin eater. I tried it first with a few teaspoons with his dry food as a topper. He was okay with it somewhat, but now he walks away if it put it out. Again I do have an extremely picky eater. At first glance the you can see specks of green veggies, some carrots, the smell in the can not noticable. Out the can it's not over powering.

My dogs really like this. It isn't stinky and doesn't upset my dog's tummies. I'd give 5 stars if it weren't so expensive. Very digestible. My frenchies and english bulldog like it.

It's too expensive to give to my dog as his only source of calories, but half a can mixed into his kibble makes it more palatable for him. He loves every flavor. The food looks and smells like what it says on the label, which is something you can't say about most dog food. You can see chunks of fruits and vegetables mixed in. If they changed the label to "Beef Stew" and put it on a supermarket shelf, people would probably buy and eat it without complaint. It certainly costs a lot more than most canned meals meant for humans.