Sundays for DogsReviews of sundaysfordogs.com

Best ever. I have two very picky eaters. They love this food. Grateful for this company. Dogs are happy and healthy.

We have four rescue dogs and this is the first food I have tried that they all love. If there is anything left in a bowl it is certain to be eaten by someone! Previously I wasted lots of money, time, and freezer space trying different types of food, with little success. Sundays for dogs has made my life so much easier, and I have four well-fed healthy dogs as well.

We started feeding our 75-pound Doberman Sunday’s for Dogs in mid-January. We had previously been feeding her a very good quality (and expensive) dry dog food. Our dog has a long history of flaky skin, and in the last six months had begun to develop little hairless spots that were crusty, sort of like eczema. Our litmus test for Sunday’s dog food was whether or not those spots and the flakes disappeared. And disappear, they did! Within two weeks the spots were no longer crusty, and now, after one month, they are all gone. I can’t even tell where they were, except that I did take pictures. And when I brush her, there are no flakes. I was initially surprised by the small amount of food that Sunday’s recommended for our dog. It certainly didn’t equal the quantity of the dry food that our dog had been eating. But I weighed the portions according to the directions and began to feed her the recommended amount. Surprisingly, she's more satisfied with Sunday’s than her dry food. She loves this food! She drools big spit bubbles as she’s waiting for us to put her bowl down. She's lost a little bit of weight, but she needed to. Now she’s svelte again, but not skinny. So the amount that Sunday's recommended is perfect. Yes, Sunday’s is more expensive than dry food. But we’ve made the changes to our budget in order to continue feeding our dog this food. Her health is worth it.

I used to make my dog’s food from scratch. It would take me about 6 hours on the weekend to make a one-month batch. Sundays for Dogs is the closest thing to this level of food but without the arduous work involved. The air-dried food is extremely easy to work with and is one hundred times better than kibble in terms of nutrition. My dog is a 12-year old chihuahua mix, very muscly and active, and she truly loves this food (she prefers turkey but has had all the options). And that’s actually the top reason I’ve stuck with Sundays For Dogs: of course it’s very nutritious, but when your dog also looks forward to her meals and actually licks the bowl clean, you know you’ve found a winner.

"With cooperative help of Emily, Julia & Kyle my questions regarding Abby's diet adjustments to accomplish her vet's weight reduction. To that end The current order will be allowed to ship. Following Abby's next Vet visit the second week of March orders will be adjusted according as needed. I appreciate ALL THREE taking the time to clarify the options I can take without cancelling the subscription."

The customer service is excellent. Always helpful with ordering and the best dog food ever! Our Sunny loves it. We appreciate the quality and consistency."

Excellent customer service, professionalism, and the product, Sundays is exceptional in my dog’s eyes. Thank you for what you do, and how much you care about our furry friends.

Let’s start by addressing all the bad reviews. Anyone would be concerned about them so, each person should read them and get in touch with Sundays and go through them and make up your mind. I will talk about my experience. I heard about Sundays via someone that I believe to be a very trustworthy person. Bought the first bag to try. My Pittie loved it so I went ahead with the recommended subscription. So far so good. No problems with stools. In my case I decided on Beef and it really smells like beef. I took a look at the ingredients and how it is formulated and liked what I read. Had questions about the subscription and had a very fluent exchange with the CSR. They were very helpful. Again, talk to them and see how you feel about the experience and then decide how to move forward.