Thank you Nature's Logic (NL) for sending Bella and Lulu your Canine Chicken Meal Feast dry kibble, to try. The girls are a bit prissy and rather particular, but they definitely appreciate a good dog food when they smell one.
Before we dive into the review, I wanted to share a brief history of Nature's Logic. The idea started in 2005, when owner of Nature's Logic Scott Freeman, developed a concept for pet food that focused on the benefits of whole food nutrition without using synthetics. Thanks to his veterinarian friend who had a similar approach to nutrition in the realm of supplements, the vision made a long-lasting impression on Freeman, and by late 2005 the first batch of NL was tested. And by early 2006, the first products retailed in the USA.
Nature’s Logic's goal is to provide great nutrition to pets, and provide a safe product that pet owners can feel good about feeding to their fur babies.
In the Chicken kibbie, Bella and Lulu received, the top list of items stated this:
• Gluten Free
• Probiotics
• Enzymes
• 100% Natural
• No Synthetic Vitamins or Minerals
"Not bad, huh?" asks, Lulu.
The full list of ingredients, found here in the Chicken kibbies are pretty sophisticated, and for a dog owner who just adores her furbabies, I was highly impressed.
The only issue I had with the kibbies was their size. My pups are under the weight of 10 pounds and for some reason the concern I had for the size of the kibbies had me hesitant. As I watched the girls snack on a few pieces, the raise of concern heightened, as my ONLY recommendation would to be to ask Nature's Logic to create a smaller kibble that is little-pup-to-miniature-pup, friendly.
So as to not waste food, I reached out to our dear doggy friend, Abby's owner, Terri. Terri has shared that Abby is a "highly allergic to everything under the sun," type of dog, who might be worth the gamble on this health-cautious dog food. The 40 pounds of cuteness marched her way over to the bag and waited patiently for her dinner to be served.
Success! Abby ate until her tummy was full.
If you have a medium to large dog, I would recommend the dry kibble. For a full list of products for dogs or cats, check them out here .
Thank you Nature's Logic!
