Happy HowlReviews of thehappyhowl.com

Response from Happy HowlJun 21, 2026

The good news is this is actually pretty common and there are a few things we can try to help encourage your pup again. Feeding Tips to Try -Start small & mix in: Try mixing a small amount of the food with something your pup already enjoys (like their previous food) and gradually increase the amount over a few days -Warm it up: Slightly warming the food can enhance the aroma and make it more enticing in a microwave safe bowl for 10 seconds (NOT in the packaging) -Add a topper: A splash of warm water, low-sodium bone broth, or even a little plain boiled chicken can help spark interest -Stick to a schedule: Offer the food for about 15–20 minutes, then pick it up if your pup doesn’t eat. This can help reinforce mealtime routines -Hand feeding (short-term): Sometimes offering a few bites by hand can help reintroduce the food in a positive way Let us know if you’d like to give these a try, and we're here to support you every step of the way! Giving your dog time to transition to Happy Howl means you’re giving their body the chance to adjust gently, leading to better digestion, improved energy, and long-term health benefits.

Response from Happy HowlJun 19, 2026

Thank you so much for Dallas' honest feedback, and we're sorry he's been sniffing his nose at Happy Howl! The good news is this is actually pretty common and there are a few things we can try to help encourage your pup again. Feeding Tips to Try -Start small & mix in: Try mixing a small amount of the food with something your pup already enjoys (like their previous food) and gradually increase the amount over a few days -Warm it up: Slightly warming the food can enhance the aroma and make it more enticing in a microwave safe bowl for 10 seconds (NOT in the packaging) -Add a topper: A splash of warm water, low-sodium bone broth, or even a little plain boiled chicken can help spark interest -Stick to a schedule: Offer the food for about 15–20 minutes, then pick it up if your pup doesn’t eat. This can help reinforce mealtime routines -Hand feeding (short-term): Sometimes offering a few bites by hand can help reintroduce the food in a positive way Let us know if you’d like to give these a try, and I’m here to support you every step of the way! Giving your dog time to transition to Happy Howl means you’re giving their body the chance to adjust gently, leading to better digestion, improved energy, and long-term health benefits.

Response from Happy HowlJun 18, 2026

Thank you so much for giving Happy Howl a try and we are so glad your girl loved it, that is always such a relief especially after having trouble finding the right food! We would love to work with you directly to find a plan that fits both your pup's needs and your budget! Please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team at [email protected] and we can walk you through the best options for your girl's size and feeding requirements and make sure you are getting the best possible price!

Response from Happy HowlJun 17, 2026

We are so sorry for this experience and that your pup got sick. Because we take open product and health concerns very seriously, please email photos of the damaged shipment to [email protected] so we can look into this right away.

Response from Happy HowlJun 16, 2026

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and please accept our sincerest apologies for the mess. Arriving with burst cartons is completely unacceptable, and we want to investigate this with our shipping team immediately. While we completely respect your decision, we want to help. Please contact our care team at [email protected] with your account information so we can look into this specific delivery and assist you further.

Response from Happy HowlJun 16, 2026

Thank you for your honest feedback, and we're sorry our food was not a hit! The good news is this is actually pretty common and there are a few things we can try to help encourage your pup again. Feeding Tips to Try -Start small & mix in: Try mixing a small amount of the food with something your pup already enjoys (like their previous food) and gradually increase the amount over a few days -Warm it up: Slightly warming the food can enhance the aroma and make it more enticing in a microwave safe bowl for 10 seconds (NOT in the packaging) -Add a topper: A splash of warm water, low-sodium bone broth, or even a little plain boiled chicken can help spark interest -Stick to a schedule: Offer the food for about 15–20 minutes, then pick it up if your pup doesn’t eat. This can help reinforce mealtime routines -Hand feeding (short-term): Sometimes offering a few bites by hand can help reintroduce the food in a positive way