Erik
I have very little faith in Sundays…
I have very little faith in Sundays understanding of the nutritional requirements for different breeds. The food appears to be high quality and my dog is digesting it well. My problem is how they market and manage the feeding strategy. Sundays' recommendation for a 70 lb. one year old doberman was 3/4 of a baking cup twice per day. No that is not a typo, no it was not a mistake on their part, it was their sincere recommendation. I am using Sundays to phase out frozen raw food I have been adding to my dogs kibble. As I started to use Sundays to replace the raw food my dog was starting to noticeably lose weight. Mind you, she was still eating 2 cups of kibble twice a day, I was only phasing-out the raw food. To cut to the chase she is currently eating two cups of kibble and one cup of Sundays twice a day, and I think she is still too lean. Please be careful with this company's nutritional recommendations, I am suspicious they under report the required food for large breeds so they can advertise a lower per-meal cost. To be honest I don't know why I expected anything more than gifting self-service from an internet dog food company.
Response from Sundays for DogsDec 11, 2025
Hi Erik! Thank you so much for reaching out to Sundays. Our initial feeding instructions are veterinarian-formulated, based on an algorithm commonly used in veterinary medicine. This takes into account your dog’s daily energy requirement (DER), which is the amount of calories they need each day based on their physical and lifestyle characteristics. To calculate this, we use key factors like neuter status, age, body weight, fitness level, and activity level. Our recommendations are always designed with your pup’s ideal body condition in mind. You can assess this at home and/or with your vet. Sundays meets or exceeds all AAFCO guidelines and uses fresh, clean ingredients without synthetic vitamins or minerals. For detailed info, view our guaranteed analysis here: https://sundaysfordogs.com/a-la-carte/chicken. Feel free to reach out to [email protected] or text us at (706) 786-3297 and we'd be more than happy to help!



