Tiki Dog Taste of The World Whole Food, Variety Pack of Gourmet International Flavors in Broth, Culinary Inspired High Protein and Moisture Rich Superfoods Wet Dog Food, 3 Oz Cups, Pack of 10

My picky eaters (lil puppers) really like the TikiDog wet food. I like how the food has broth for hydration. I know they are pricey but their food is quality (non- GMO). In my opinion, there isn’t a price tag for quality food- they are worth it. I like knowing my puppers are eating well. The food cup size is good for my small puppers and I will continue to buy these, no compromising their food, well being and health.

I use this as a topper for my girl’s dry food. She loves the variety of flavors. I live rural, so trying to find a comparable product retail is not an option for me. This a less expensive option than I have local for a like product. You may find a better deal in a more populated area, but I doubt it will be equal quality.

My dogs all love Tiki Dog Taste of the World!

The cups are bigger than cat food cups but we did need one for each pup. The 2yo was not willing to lick the unheated "Taste of Asia" cup clean but the 13yo was. Once heated, both pups licked their bowls inside and out. So I'd say these are a hit. At this price, they will likely be a splurge -- birthday week for the 13yo. Ingredients were splendid but did include some preservatives and hard to pronounce things. If there are no gut reactions, would buy again.

I wanted to spice up my 50lb 3-year-old Shiba's daily food (He's 2x the height of a normal shiba). I used it as a food topper morning and night over top of the dry food. Sadly, because my dog is a bit of a picky eater, he wasn't a fan of the complex flavors and diversity of the ingredients (I think he might be more of a simple dog). However, I felt the price was a bit much for the amount you're getting. If your dog loves human food and complex flavors, and you just want to try this as a topper, or have a very small dog that could use this as a full serving... THIS would be perfect for you :)

Umm, why does my dogs food smell so amazing?! Omg, I could eat it myself lol. The portions are a bit small, but I’m pretty sure it’s just supposed to be a topper. The quality of the food looks really good. So far, I use this to mix in with real cooked turkey or chicken or beef for my dog. My dog loves this dog food from tiki! I haven’t used it as a topper yet, but plan on doing so. Shipping went well. Everything was packed neatly. It’s easier to pour this food out than from a package or can, it slips right out into the dog bowl. I personally think it’s worth the money to buy this. My dog approves! Took pictures of the box and food bowl for size reference. The food bowl that I took a picture of is partially eaten already, but I cooked ground turkey and mixed it in with the tiki wet dog food.

I have a chihuahua that has been on this food for months. Before he started it, we thought we were feeding him high quality food but he still had dry skin and hair loss. Since being on Tiki his hair is almost completely grown back in, I’m not seeing the flaky skin and his hair is super soft with a high sheen. He loves getting a different flavor every night and seems to be more energetic. I usually put the lidless bowl in the microwave for 12 seconds and then stir it to get rid of any heat spots and to make sure everything is mixed well. He gets so excited when he hears his food warming up. It is a bit pricier than the food we bought before but that cost is worth the health changes our little has had.

We were feeding our dog Spot and Tango until she became picky about only eating the same recipe for every meal. We decided to try out Tiki since it had a variety of flavors, and she devoured it. We now alternate between this and Ceasar, but I prefer this variety pack since it offers more flavors. The Ceasar pack only contains 1 chicken flavor and 3 beef flavors. This pack contains more variety as well as duck, which we've discovered is our dog's favorite. I also really like how these include quite a bit of juice which helps soften her dry food which we mix in. It's also easier for her to eat than the Ceaser since she's older and we have to break the Caeser into chunks. I also have yet to check to see if the Ceasar has any veggies or anything mixed in with the meat, but there's no question in the Tiki. You can see the vegetables.