Tom
MORE DECEPTION
Everyone of these companies is the same, they put all these flashy pictures on their website thinking that the general public thinks that vegetables are all healthy etc. etc.. Dogs ,just like wolves out the wild need to be consuming mostly meat products, the only vegetable matter they usually get is out of the stomachs of their prey of partially digested veg. they have a team of trained apologizers apologizing /placating profoundly for all the disappointments without really making any changes, they factor in a few lawsuits into the price of doing business, they're probably mixing up a bunch of grains and other fillers in with some cheap meat into a big pressed block and then shaving it down to make it look like fluffy hamburger to fool the humans eyes. All of the dogs vomiting and having bloody stool is because the big chunks of vegetables are ripping up their stomach lining. then of course the consumer is stuck in between the companies and their wholesome veterinarians who are just trying to sell their own food, for their own profits. Do your research look for terms like "species appropriate" food , get familiar with the terms just like the confusing world of eggs and meat, free roaming, free range, outdoor access, pasture raised , grass fed, grass finished etc. etc. and as far as human grade meet goes that they advertise, well according to the FDA what passes as human grade meat can be the cheapest hotdogs and spam, think Taco Bell meat out of a plastic bag hello? propaganda on top of propaganda on top of propaganda. as soon as you go onto the website you do not get a clear definition of what exactly is in the food you have to go through some process of getting into their system entering in your email address and then immediately taking to a purchase page to sign up for your "subscription." RED FLAGS ! They're not selling food they're selling subscriptions . And what about all the vegetables in this food that is supposedly so healthy, are they organic? Or are they conventional, loaded with glyphosate that's going to hurt your dogs microbiome? there's very little information on the page it has been very well crafted to get consumers locked into a subscription as quick as possible without a lot of attention to details and information. The consumer is probably left dealing with a bunch of "automated systems" just like when you're dealing with apps on your phone you can never get to a human being to get customer service. Meanwhile the credit card continues to be charged for the "subscriptions." RUN .
Response from The Farmer's DogJun 15, 2023
Tom, we're sincerely sorry for any concerns with our fresh recipes and subscription service. Making healthy food accessible to all dogs is our goal, and we always strive to foster confidence and trust in our fresh, nutritionally balanced recipes. With that, we truly apologize if we've failed to provide the positive experience you deserve. The health and safety of the dogs we feed as well as food safety are our highest priorities, and we'd love to help address your concerns and offer further support. Would you be able to send us a message at [email protected]?



