34 reviews forWolf of Wilderness Economy Pack 2 x 12kg

my staffy is 10 years old, he had some injuries in past and couple of months ago he started limping. Since he is on this food- HE RUNS WHENEVER HE GOES 😍 massive improvement! I do highly recommended it! He is really active again 🥰😍

My two Labradors absolutely love this and wolf it down. Their coat condition has definitely improved since they've been on it and although I use less than the advised daily quantity, they look exceptionally fit and healthy

I was looking for an affordable high quality food for our Australian Shepherd Lex and came across the Wolf of Wilderness range. He absolutely loves it and can't wait for his mealtimes. I also ordered some of the semi-moist ones just to use as treats during training.

We have 16 dogs 4 need special diets 2 of the for need a grain free diet, this by fair is the best grain free food we have put them on! All our dogs are working dogs so need a lot of fuel to keep them going , wolf of the wildness helps to keep them full with out bloating them there blood sugar stay nice and even throughout the day , there teeth are lovely and clean and very heathy poop! Really worth the pick tag!

I bought a bag of this was initially pleased she seemed to like it. After she’d been on it a few weeks I thought it was suiting her and zoo plus had an offer on so I bought more. Shes probably been on it a month and it seems to be related to causing urine infections. She is prone to this and another dog food has also caused this in the past. Now I’m stuck with 2 large bag ordered 6 weeks ago and zoo plus have refused to allow me to return them due to 14 day policy. It’s all disappointing.

I have been feeding this dry dog food to my wild foxes. I can see the change in their appearance - beautiful coat of fur. They appear happy with the food.

We have been feeding Nutters in WOWfood since we adopted her at 4 months old. She has tried all brands from puppy to adult WOW and all have been a big hit, with the duck and the salmon being the favourites. Saw the new moist and picked up a large bag with a free small bag. Used the small bag as a treat to begin with and it was greedily received. I still use as a training treat and for recall training but also mix some of the moist kibble in with her dry kibble just for some variation.

My dog has been eating Wolf of Wilderness for 2 years and she's doing fantastic. The Taste of Canada are a little bit bigger which suits her perfectly.

I’ve tried several different fried foods, but always one liked it and the other didn’t. With Wild if Wilderness they both love it, especially the Wild Hills variety.

He finished his bowl in seconds... the pieces are a bit bigger than in the classic line by WoW which wasn't an issue for my Springer but might be a problem for smaller dogs...

She loves eating it and her bad breath is gone!

We have 2 big dogs who simply adore this food and don't need much of it to feel full.

It’s a relief to finally find a grain free food that my 3 German Shepherds will all eat most of the time, 1 is very picky & eventually turned her nose up at raw. They all have a great coat & skin. The bag Is easy to open & has a great zip lock top

Betty my Boxer loves this food, coat and eyes shine and she looks a picture of health. Very digestible kibble that she loves. She has no problem with any of the varieties loves them all.

I just moved my 6yr old German Shepherd and 2 yr old Northern Inuit on to this food as My Inuit had become very picky with food. Both really enjoy this food and the food appears to agree with them both, I may consider moving my 15yr old girl onto this too.

I originally started using Wolf of the Wilderness for my ex guide dog, Flat coat Retriever x. as he was continually suffering with stomach issues. This food helped resolve these issues and is now fed to my Labrador as well (I must admit I like a nibble of it myself - it's very meaty tasting!!)

I have 6 dogs and they are very fussy. And I am a fussy owner with making sure that they have top quality food. Originally I was feeding acana !! And then they changed their formula which meant it wasn't as good quality as it originally was ( adult dog food > poultry prairie ) if you check wolf of wilderness of allaboutdogfoods you can input the ingredients (as this dog food it's known) you can see how good the product is and all the good quality ingredients that are in it. I think this dog food is as good as acana but without the price tag. All my dogs love the food !! And zooplus is amazing with deliveries as when I'm not in they deliver to a safe place. All my dogs poo great with this. And it also has a hand zip lock on the top of the bag to seal the freshness. This product is definitely thought out!!

My dog (Boxer/lab/boston terrier cross breed) has had Wolf of Wilderness mixed with puppy food since she was 6 months old, and I am loving it! My dog is very active and therefore she needs a lot of energy, and as she is still growing the puppy food is working perfectly :) I also use that combo for my underweight care dogs from Hungary and they have all put on weight without a day of tummy trouble. The smell is pretty strong, but it doesn't bother me and the dogs love it. I won't be buying anything else for my dog :)

It took us a while to find the right food but we have hit the nail on the head with this one. We tried lots of different kinds, and there are three in the final running, one of them being Wolf of Wilderness. Great ingredients, and something that every dog lover should consider.

This is a good food that I have had no problems with. However, the rather fanciful branding and descriptions are misleading. The three dry foods are essentially the same chicken-based food with the different 'flavours' all having 10% or 8% of duck/venison/lamb 'protein' as a much later ingredient in the list. The remainder of the recipes seems to be identical and there is likely very little difference in the foods. Really it ought to be one food called Wolf of Wilderness Farmyard Chicken.