Dr. Marty Nature’s Blend

Sometimes Bumblebee, a Pug, will try to push her bowl over, but she doesn't do it with this new food and eats it all in just a couple of minutes.

She plays more actively at 11 and 1/2 and comes back up for more.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have two Shih Tzus who are both very picky eaters. I have slowly been introducing Nature’s Blend to them, mixing it half and half with their old food. They seem to be eating better and have had no stomach issues. They seem to prefer eating it as they would a kibble as opposed to rehydrating with water. I do put a couple of tsp of bone broth over it.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Sophie is a 26-pound Cavachon. She gets allergy shots once a month. She bites at her feet and sometimes scratches her ears. She seems to be biting at her feet a bit less than she has been. I have high hopes that the new food and liver treats will eventually completely take the place of the monthly allergy shots. She loves the food and also the treats.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My dog, a 19-pound Terrier mix, has loved her new food from the start. She always wants more. I feed her a little over a cup per day and she is thriving on it. My 7-year-old pooch has always been energetic and lively, but now I’ve noticed that she sleeps better, scratches less (she has environmental allergies), and has more regular bowel movements. The only negative change is a tendency to have very smelly faults. This began soon after she started eating Nature’s Blend.

Overall, a great product, however...

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have been through 1 and 1/2 bags of the dog food and mixing with previously used dog food. I know he loves the food the way it is now. I will be feeding him just your food soon. I have questions about the way I feed him at that point. I am so satisfied as of today and will reorder.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I believe my review will be better after a few more months. Both of my dogs accepted the food readily when mixed with their regular diets. I keeping adding more and reducing their usual fanfare. BJ (13) still prefers a more generous portion of his regular diet mixed with Nature's Blend. When I added more, BJ got a little skeptical and picked out his favorites and left some of the Nature's Blend behind. I don't think he will accept Nature's Blend on its own and since it is pretty pricey, I don't mind adding it as a booster only. Scoobie is now on a ratio of 2 parts Nature's Blend and 1 part of his dry lamb/rice kibble.

BJ will be having blood drawn because of his thyroid condition, so once the vet compares results from his last blood draw, I'll have a better idea whether or not he is benefiting from Nature's Blend. Scoobie just turned one June 1 and is full of piss and vinegar naturally. I'm going to continue him on Nature's Blend and hopefully I'll be giving him a better start on a longer, healthier life without all of the by-products, additives, and preservatives.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I purchased Nature's Blend because the ads seemed to promise help for a dog with paw licking behaviors. It's expensive and their marketing is fairly aggressive. My dog loves the flavor, but I have seen no changes in behavior or health, which is disappointing. Not sure I will purchase more Nature's Blend partly because of their aggressive marketing, which doesn't feel entirely truthful or even necessary.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

My malte-pooh, Kelsey, is 12 years old and in very good health. I started feeding her grain-free food 2 or 3 years ago and she has done really well with that alone, but after watching Dr. Marty's video I really wanted to give her every advantage for a longer, healthy life. From the first use, she absolutely can't wait for her breakfast and dinner - I mix 1/4 cup Nature's Blend with 1/4 cup of her regular food for every meal to try to stretch it out as long as I can while giving Kelsey as much benefit as possible. At this rate, a single bag of Nature's Blend lasts just about 2 weeks. At this point, I'm willing to continue it, but paying the same amount for a bag of food that lasts less than a month compared to a bag of her usual food that lasts about 2 months, I'm not sure what to do! She absolutely begs for it, though!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Our Ginger is 18 years old and very picky. She is on meds for arthritis and has a degenerative disk in her low back/tail. I really wanted this to be the answer, and some days, it is. I know she's old but she still has a spark and when she's good, she's really good. I hope your food is helping increase the good days. I would definitely recommend it...it smells way better than any dog food I've ever had before!

Thanks!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have gone through about 40 bags of this stuff, but it's split between 4 dogs ranging from 15 to 60 pounds. Obviously I could not possibly afford to feed them all 100% Nature's Blend so I sprinkle a few chunks per dog on top of their ration of Taste of the Wild that I buy from my local Urbane Canine (NOT from Amazon as I have read the horror stories from people buying it from an illegitimate source), put the hot water on top, let it sit, and feed. My dogs gobble it up, but then they gobble up anything in sight, so I have no scientific reason for thinking any of this is a good idea. Taste of the Wild is great stuff, and as they must eat something as all doggies must, I will continue to feed that, but I am ambivalent as to whether or not to continue Dr. Marty's stuff. My bias towards favoring it is mostly theoretical as the ingredients seem to be a good idea, and my dogs are on a strict daily ration fed twice a day so they don't pork out. I would never feed them Walmart food or even most of the stuff from Petco, and my thinking is that we head off the problems to which most dogs are prone by good nutrition and exercise and they stay away from the vet. I suppose this is a good product, but I can't say why as I have seen no significant difference, but maybe if I went 100%? But that's not going to happen.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Madeline and Maisie loved Dr. Marty’s food. For the first time, they immediately ate their food, which is always rare. I wish I were able to continue but unfortunately, it’s way too expensive for us, which is too bad.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend