Orijen Dog Food
Orijen Dog Food
If you prefer a grain free dog food, Orijen is at the top. Orijen is amongst the best grain free brands of dog food out there. Orijen produces food for your puppy, adult dog and even cats. Orijen breaks their puppy dog food ingredients into the (75/25/0) formula. 75% of the dog food is meat, 25% of the food is Fruits and Vegetables and 0% grains.
Orijen Dog Food Reviews:
Orijen Dog Food Formulas:
- Orijen Puppy Dog Food
- Orijen Puppy Large Dog Food
- Orijen Adult Dog Food
- Orijen 6 Fresh Fish Dog Food
- Orijen Regional Red Dog Food
- Orijen Senior Dog Food
Orijen Dog Food Consumer Rating
| Title | Votes | Rating | Review |
| Orijen 6 Fresh Fish Dog Food | 80 | 8.2 | -1.0 |
| Orijen Adult Dog Food | 101 | 7.3 | -1.0 |
| Orijen Dog Food | 225 | 8.1 | -1.0 |
| Orijen Puppy Dog Food | 119 | 7.6 | -1.0 |
| Orijen Puppy Large Dog Food | 117 | 7.6 | -1.0 |
| Orijen Regional Red Dog Food | 52 | 8.3 | -1.0 |
| Orijen Senior Dog Food | 38 | 8.0 | -1.0 |
Horizon Instinct = Nature’s Variety Instinct
Antonio, check out Montmorillonite Clay. My dog had some issues with Natures Varities Instinct and after researching this clay I found it had 2 ingredients that are toxic to dogs. Tony’s eyes got full of goo and he seemed a little odd. So I am really not a big fan of this dog food. I also have been meaning to drop it down my list, because of the clay and just why would you put clay in a dogs food for? I realize the clay does contain some nutrients but, still, it makes no sense to me.
Jess,
I noticed the clay in the ingredient list after I got a small sample pack at the store, I was a little confused on the benefit of this as well. But on a good note, I got a 5lb bag of California Natural Grain Free Chicken formula and started mixing it today in my dogs diet. Plus the store I went to the owner said she can order it for me at no extra cost than the other California Natural products she carries so I’ll see how this trial run goes. But one thing interesting of note, I like the fact that it does not contain potatoes, I’m starting to think that potatoes actually trigger a bit of digestive upset with my Dobie, I’ve noticed that w/ the TOTW brands. But this is a trial run so I’ll just take my time w/ switching him over on it and hope for the best.
I just got off the phone w/ a local Pet food retailer (Independent seller). And I found out they are offering Orijen dog food at a better cost than I can get EVO. I think I just found my replacement formula to the Pro Plan
, I guess I should check to see if they offer Acana as well.
Antonio, the Orijen seems to be working well for my girl. I am still in the process of changing her over completely, but it’s done wonders for her, just in the month of August.
She has put some weight on, and her coat is supper shiny. There were some thin spots on her coat, that have now filled in nicely. She used to have this awful gunk in her eyes, but now has very little. I am sure as we continue, this will disappear completely.
I take her out for daily runs, sometimes twice a day. I have never seen a dog that loves to run so much. The moment I let her off the leash, she is gone. Would go forever I think if I let her. And playing in the water, fetching sticks….another favorite of hers.
The best physical proof you are going to get is to try it on your dog. He’ll let you know. Hope things work out the best.
My favorite pet store closed and they were the only place close to me that sells the Orijen. I can get it in NYC, but has anyone purchased it online? anyone know of a good site to buy from? thanks guys!