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I have a 9+ year old 3 lb yorkie'poo. She was raised on a salmon-sweet potato kibble from a puppy until about a month ago. She did not like, hamburger, steak, liver, or any vegetable or fruit. She would eat well cooked whole wheat toast crust. It had to be homemade. If it was from the store, nope. We introduced her to Sunday's as directed. About 1/2 way through the regimen, she stopped the kibbles and has turned her nose up ever since. She is eating a little less and feeling friskier- jumping up on the coach (wow).

She’s not thrilled with it? Sorry!

I have an EXTREMELY picky eater. I've tried Orijen, Arcana, Blue Buffalo, Stella & Chewy, and Royal Canin. This was kibble and canned foods; both with and without toppers. She rejected them all, only eating when she got really hungry. My vet had some reservations about commercially available fresh foods, she we tried Sundays chicken. There was some progress but not a lot. So we tried Sundays beef and she likes it. When I was worried about a shipment, Sundays staff helped me and all is well. Sundays beef has "fixed" my picky eater.

I just received my first batch of Sunday's dog. Food gave a cup to my rodeision ridgeback puppy who's less than 2 years old. She scarfed it down. I was totally amazed for 2 years.I have tried every dog food known to man from the most expensive to the least and she she ate Sunday's dog food so fast like she was starving to death. I was just taking back by that. If God ever made a more picky eater of a dog, that would be my Bella. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you?

Harley loves the food and eats ever bite. She also is losing weight. My vet checked it out and said it has absolutely everything she needs. So he was all for SUNDAY Glad I jumped on the Sunday train

I have a super tiny, very picky dog and it is a challenge to get him to eat. I have cycled through three different brands to which Wolfie eventually gave me a hard no. In listening to Rocky Kanaka, I decided to try Sundays. I think it is helpful that the volume he has to eat with this is small, 1/4 cup a day. In the beginning (a month ago) he would eat pieces but eventually gave up doing that. So with a chicken broth soak and broken up pieces, so far he will eat the whole thing in one go in the evening. I am guardedly optimistic that he will continue to enjoy Sundays.

Pro: Maddie likes it Con: Very expensive for a senior on fixed income

My dog is extremely picky. I have spent 1k on food only to have put her nose up. I donated all the food she wouldn't eat to my local shelter. I found sundays and tried the chicken recipe. To my delight she loves it. Thank you Sundays!