All About Dog Food Reviews 15

I don’t like the fact they are claiming 4 plus Trustpilot stars on Facebook which is a lie. So I would never trust them with my dog’s diet!

I used to trust this website implicitly, but I'm afraid this is no longer the case. I received a marketing email inviting me to try the dog food, Dr Veneta, a freeze-dried raw food. On the all about dog food website, there was absolutely no reference to the artificial mineral pack which was included in this product. In the circumstances, I assumed it was an entirely natural product, with no artificial additives. Upon receiving the product, I was horrified to discover Dr. Veneta actually contains a whole host of artificial additives, including the highly contentious ingredient, Copper Sulphate Pentahydrate, which has in certain studies, been linked to the development of liver tumours, including liver toxicity.
Advertising products on a website carries with it a statutory duty not to mislead or misrepresent. I purchased a product in good faith, which was certainly not as described. It is also concerning that all about dog food consistently fail to respond to any emailed complaint. I am actually extremely disappointed by the extent to which this previously reputable website, has now deteriorated to such an extent that you cannot trust its representations.

RESPONSE OF AADF

AADF did not respond with 48 hours. Sadly, they took several days. What I find most concerning is the completely misleading response here. I took a screenshot of the Dr Veneta review, therefore, I am able to prove that no reference was made to any artificial vitamin and mineral pack. I am shocked by what appears to be a blatant misrepresentation.
It is incorrect to state that the samples were "free" because you do have to pay quite a large postage charge. Taking the original price of the product into account, I received a 50% reduction in the usual price.
Copper sulphate pentahydrate Is not included in all mineral packs, because the more enlightened manufacturers include a safer alternative, such as, copper oxide. Copper sulphate pentahydrate is the cheapest form of copper available, yet it is the most dangerous, as it is utilised to kill slugs and snails.
Aadf have now amended their description of Dr. Veneta, but that was only in response to my email, which aadf confirmed to me in their response.

Great site lots of helpful information I use it for my dogs (for a few years now) and iam looking forward to you doing reviews on cat food.

This website is awful, it's incredibly difficult to navigate as it has no filters available. I've given up!

has helped us find food to try with some confidence

Absolutely excellent advice by individuals who really know what they’re talking about. Since following their advice, I have changed my dog’s food and can really see a difference in their digestion. She’s not passing stools now 5 or 6 times a day or having bouts of regular diorhhea or vomiting. This has given me the courage and understanding to question my vet’s nutritional advice and they have had to admit that the foods that they were recommending (Hills Digestive Care and Royal Canin Gastrointestinal) are not good options for managing her long-term digestive issues. These foods left her lacking energy, constantly hungry and with incredibly dry fur and terrible tear stains. Thank you for everything that you are doing.

Such a useful basic guide, enabling the dog owner to know which food was the very best value for money.
Additionally letting us know which overpriced and nutritionally low foods to avoid.
Very disappointed and curious to know why the website is no longer available ?

Information is incorrect compared tot he food manufacturers web sites, had concerns so emailed "All about Dog food" and never got a reply. Seems like they rate higher foods on an Algorithm rather than actual facts. Totally unreliable and misinformation which clearly isn't updated to 2024 info or prices. Had potential but seems to run by people who can't be bothered anymore as not even reply on here.

I recently purchased dog food based on a review from this site, and I'm deeply disappointed. The product they recommended was not only of poor quality but also clearly lacked any real nutritional value for my dog.

It's evident that the reviewers here either have no real understanding of canine nutrition or are simply pushing products for profit based on advertising revenue. For a site that's supposed to be an authority on dog food, their recommendations are shockingly inept. I strongly advise against trusting their reviews if you value your dog's health.

I find the person who writes it really incompetent in nutrition. They keep talking about "meat content" but fresh meat and offal are mainly water and only 18% protein, whereas meat meal (which is dried fresh meat and offal - I mean really...) is 65% protein... so what matters is how much protein you get not how much water... As well too much protein can damage kidneys...so...daaaa... absolut tools

Excellent resource. Have changed dog food brands from Bakers to Orijen. Didn’t realise how poor Bakers was nutritionally.

Brilliant site BUT you cannot rely on the pricing. Due to breed, size and age of dog will vary the cost per day. Some food that looks cheaper maybe more and vice versa.

Very useful information on what you are feeding your pet. Also great to know that they’re continually updating the reviews on foods as I have noticed changes in food we have given our dog in the past.

Really useful information, I’d be lost trying to find quality dog food without the information these guys have pulled together.

If you have a dog and care about what it eats, or just want to know what rubbish you are feeding your dog. Look no further.
10 minutes here will open your eyes