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Mel
MelQLD14 posts
 

Feeling Ripped Off - Nature's Goodness - Grain Free Dog Food IS NOT Grain Free – The tile of this product includes the words Grain Free, yet my dog who is allergic knows when it's got grain in it because he's then upset and restless the whole night. I didn't think to read ingredients on this as it stated grain free in bold and I believed that. But after my poor boys night last night I looked and it has starch as an ingredient.

Google tells me that starch is a main component in wheat grain, which accounts for 60–70% of its dry weight [19], followed by protein, which defines the grain quality.

100% False advertising - Im going to report it. My dogs health matters.

Purchased in for $20.

  • Pet's Life Stage: Adult
  • Side Effects: Yes
  • Flavour(s) Purchased: Chicken & Duck
Natures Goodness
Natures Goodness    

Dear Mel, Thank you for your feedback on our Nature’s Goodness Radiant Coat wet food. We’re sad to hear your dog hasn’t been feeling himself today. We wanted to offer you some clarity around the ingredient information, and hopefully ease the concerns you have around the ingredients in our Nature’s Goodness products. We can confirm the range is 100% grain free, with the starch ingredient declared on the label originating from potatoes. We would really like to hear from you to better understand your experience with the Nature’s Goodness Radiant Coat wet food, and to find out how your boy is feeling today. You’re welcome to respond via DM with your contact details and a preferred time for us to reach out to you, or you can call and speak to one of our veterinary nurses on 1800 732 573 Option 4 between 9am-4pm Monday- Friday. Once again, thank you for taking the time to review our product, we look forward to hearing from you at your next opportunity. With Kindest Regards, Belinda – Senior Veterinary Nurse. Nature's Goodness.

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