Sundays for DogsReviews of sundaysfordogs.com

Latest venture capital run; 53 million for fully remote company with small corporate office in Cleveland. Unnamed "team members", "experts", and "partners" across the US. Do not be fooled by wife (DVM)/husband(engineer) pet parents/founders "made by parents for parents....we just wanted to find something healthy for our pet" feel good. BIG money to be made in boutique pet food market as evidenced by proliferation of brands with online marketing. Some unnamed contracted USDA-monitored kitchen uses USDA minimum time/temp kill in proprietary air-dry process to make jerky like pieces rather than similar low temp extruded kibble. ALOT of that 72 oz bag ends up being crumbs! They do say Midwest Labs hired to test lots (lot # is stamped on bag at least). Website has no link for customers to post reviews. Truly independent sites like this have a disproportionate number of poor reviews. Vet founder still using unsupported and retracted FDA legume-DCM/allergy scare from years ago to promote her 3yr/17 formulation try for just 3 recipes. Similar language to try to paint ALL kibble as synthetic/poor nutrition/low quality and ALL fresh/frozen as expensive/thaw-prep/messy/storage. Apparent that contracted teams for customer service, order processing, and marketing do their own thing. What website says, what customer service rep says, and what actually transpires trial order to automatic subscription plan are NOT the same. Cost per day for my 110# 11 yo malador $10.18 vs $3.41 Champion Orijen kibble from local pet store. IF one trusts unnamed kitchens in Ohio and Nebraska and quality/testing claims, Sundays is really attractive due to 83-91% muscle/organ content and relatively low carb ratio. The only reason they got a test drive from me was my dismay that MARS bought out Champions investor group. That, along with other boutique brand buyouts (ie blue buffalo) goes to say how ludicrous the boutique pet food business is. Trustpilot System (Trustpilot Content Integrity) 23 Jan 2025, 14:32 GMT Hi again, We’re just following up about your review of sundaysfordogs.com, which was flagged for containing defamatory content. The decision Good news — we’ve assessed the content flagged by the business, and determined that it’s not defamatory. Therefore, we’ve put your review back online.Trustpilot advises that this was reviewed for defamatory Apparent that their marketing contractor is watching. Wonder if founders read. Wonder if Dr (DVM) Tory Waxman approved ads with "aging backwards" content.

Sundays is the perfect name, because my dogs are certain they are in heaven. Ordering was easy, and my dogs consider every meal a treat.

It’s rare I leave negative reviews however, dealing with this company I feel the need to warn others about their questionable business practices. I ordered the 14-day trial, it arrived 10 days after I ordered it and the company had me marked to send out a full month's order two days before it was supposed to arrive. I emailed multiple times and attempted to call only to receive an automated message that “they were not taking phone calls at this time”. There was no way online that I could postpone the “subscription” and expected my emails to be answered quickly, they weren’t. The full order shipped and the company finally responded 6 days after all my emails saying “sorry, since your dog won’t eat the food you can donate the bags and we will give you a 50% refund”. I’ve honestly never dealt with this very low level of customer service in my 40 years of doing business with companies of all levels. My dog only ate the food once and now refuses to eat it, that says something. BEWARE dealing with this company, I believe the way they operate is making money off of unsuspecting consumers just trying to find a new convenient dog food.

Though I mix Sundays food with other kibble, our dog only makes his presence known when I pull the Sundays blue bag from the refrigerator to add to his bowl. Then when "the cooking" is complete, he anxiously awaits for release to devour his meal and lick his bowl clean! To say he loves it is an understatement!

First and foremost my dog loves the food. After trying many different types of human grade food, my picky dachshund liked Sundays the best. The first trial bag she received, beef flavor, she devoured. However, the next bags I received were not as good. After using half a bag, the rest was crumbly and my dog was not as interested. I will order small bags from now on, even though they will cost me more in the end. I tried chicken flavor which she didn’t care for, then I tried turkey which she liked but still her favorite is beef. Their delivery is slow so give yourself extra time or set up recurring deliveries which comes on time. As long as my dog is eating it, I will continue getting it. Please don’t change the recipe.

My 13 year old Boston suffered from severe skin allergies. Sundays has THE best food on the market today. Ben's allergies are gone. He acts like a puppy. He is gut healthy and skin healthy. Customer service is superior. Any issues that I have had (which are almost none) have been handled immediately and professionally.

Sundays saved my dog! Vets wanted to put him on prescription food, the fist ingredient was corn starch! He was having so many gastrointestinal issues and was miserable. We had him allergy tested, and he was allergic or sensitive to a lot of common dog food additives including artificial vitamins. I started making him homemade food, but I worried about him getting proper balance etc. Then I found Sundays. He is healthy, happy and full of life again. No stomach issues at all! We now have all 6 of our dogs on Sundays, being they are all little they can eat so little of it being nutrient and calorie dense. My only complaint is I wish there was more variety for better protein rotation.

Our family is nutritionally responsible. We support companies that use organic, real food ingredients. Sunday's ingredients are natural and convenient. We've been feeding our puppy Sunday's Beef Recipe since he entered our home. Our puppy loves it and at 10 months old, is a thriving Havanese puppy.