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Our westies love the Caesar Canine Cuisine foods, they seem to prefer the pates to the sauced varieties, but they eat all of them. I like to give them a big variety of flavors and Caesar's food comes in so many wonderful flavors. This is one of their favorites. And it is a better deal than in the stores. So that is super for me.

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Very easy on my finicky yorkie's delicate gut... Sigh, I love the dog, but the delicate digestion thing is a pain. Of course, there are days when Her Majesty doesn't like the food, and all the other days I have to cut it up in bite size (tiny) pieces for Her Highness, but that isn't the fault of the food. Its good for her, so we buy it.

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My Aunt's dog loves this flavor! She will not eat anything but this...

Would you say, She's spoiled? Can't find at stores very often so this

was a find on Amazon. Thanks.

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The Duck seems to be the only food my dog can eat without getting sick, but it's hard to find, so when I find it I buy it for him.

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There is very little meat in this food and there are toxic chemicals.

Various Meat By Products--lower quality than whole meat or meals and harder to digest than actual meat.

Caramel coloring is only necessary when there is not enough meat. Caramel color may be carcinogenic.

"Liquid Top Sirloin flavor" "Grilled chicken flavor"- Flavoring is only necessary when the product has insufficient meat. Top Sirloin flavoring is made from manure of cattle.

Carageenan causes cancer, including breast cancer. Read an interview with Joanne Tobacman, MD, professor of internal medicine, University of Iowa at

There are no vegetables in this food.

Cesar has repeatedly stated that his entire goal in coming to the United States was to go to Hollywood and be famous. I think that that focus on fame (and money) is apparent in his approach to dog food: Give crummy food nice packaging and an appealing name.

That one's dog will eat it is no advertisement. First, the only thing one really has to do to sell dog food is make it so the dogs will eat it. That the dog will eat it is no measure of the quality or benefit of the food. Dogs eat anything--including manure, which is part of this food as the meat flavoring.