Iams Lamb Meal and Rice Formula for Adult Dogs

Pros: Nutritional quality; A little less fat than other Iams
Cons: Costs more than popular brands

As a dog owner times two, I’m always on the lookout for products that my two pups will enjoy and that also have a good amount of nutritional value. There are many fine brands of dog food on the market but the brand I purchase most frequently is Iams, ...

Pros: Good for med-large sized dogs, good price
Cons: Not good for little and low energy dogs

We chose to feed Jeremy our staffordshire/lab cross Iams Lamb meal and rice Formula because of it's high protein, high fat, low additives formula and it's reasonable cost.

I had a hard time keeping weight on Jeremy for most of his life....

Pros: Greatly helped our dog's allergies, vet-recommended, lower-priced high-quality dog food.
Cons: Our dogs have no complaints...

We were having problems with the health of our two large dogs when we were told to put them both on Iam's Lamb Meal and Rice Formula. Our weimaraner, then a year old, had food allergies that gave him a rash on his belly and around his legs. Our...

Pros: Availability in grocery stores.
Cons: Can be too rich in protein.

My dog Sam is a healthy AKC Miniature Pinscher. He is about a year old. When he was a puppy he was raised on Euckanuba which was wonderful for him. Their puppy food had small bite size chunks that were easy for him to chew as a miniature needs and the...

Pros: More nutrition for your dog, less mess to clean for you
Cons: Your dog my never want to eat another brand of dog food.

My dog Mingus, has just passed the one year mark and we decided it was time to take her off of the Puppy Chow and feed her adult food, which brought on the major debate of which food is best for her? After consulting with our vetrinarian we learned what...

Pros: Healthy for dogs
Cons: SMELLS BAD

I have 2 large dogs, and use IAMS Lamb and Rice Formula. I go through a 40 lb bag a month, at about 25.99 a bag. My dogs LOVE it. The actually eat less of it, and their stool is firmer and in lesser quantity... AN ADDED PERK, in my opinion. Both dogs do...

Pros: Gentle on tummy, loved by dog
Cons: none

My dog loves this food. Gracie is a Great Dane puppy. Because Danes grow so quickly, you can't give them too much fat or protein or they get muscle mass faster than their skeletons can adjust. So at 4 months old, the breeder and the vet had me switch her...

Pros: healthy, happy dogs
Cons: maybe a little more expensive, but worth it

I have three dogs that have different skin and hair coat problem. All three are pedigreed dogs. My Rottweiler,Chester, my West-Highland White Terrier, Clancy and my rescued Yorkie, Colleen. Chester had a terrible skin problem. Occasionally he would go...

Pros: Less Waste, Healthier Dogs
Cons: none

First of all, I should let you know that I have seven dogs. They are Sheba (Rott/Lab mix, born Nov. 1993), Sparky (Dalmation, born Oct. 1993), Arsenal (Dalmation, born Dec. 1993), Keiffer (Pit Bull/Dobbie mix, born April 1997), and the final three are...

Pros: Tasty food and reasonable price
Cons: None

We just started using this kind of dog food recently with our 13 year old dog. Before then, we had always gotten some rotten brand from Costco because a.) it was cheap and b.) we could get it in major bulk and not buy it again for a year.

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Pros: Great shine to the coat, lots of energy, lots of nutrition
Cons: Price is slightly higher but not bad

I got my dog Tucker (Lab mix) from an animal shelter about 3 weeks ago. He was very scared and would only eat canned food. I tried Purina One and he would have starved him self if I didn't keep giving him the canned food. Then I tried Iams.

At...

Pros: GREAT nutrition, healthy coat, good for gums and teeth
Cons: Pricier than most store bought brands

We chose this brand of dog food because it was highly recommended by a vet 6 years ago. We had asked him about different dog foods because we were unhappy with grocery store bought food. At the time IAMS wasn't sold in grocery stores but was sold in Pet...

Pros: now easily available in variety of stores
Cons: still more expensive (but worth the cost!)

I have been using Iams Lamb & Rice Formula for almost six years now. I was first introduced to it by my vet who informed me that my wonderful 12 year old Australian Shepherd (Duke) was allergic to beef!!! I didn't realize that that could happen!...

Pros: Great for food allergies
Cons: Smells like fish

I started feeding my dog Iams Lamb and Rice after she began throwing up and having a hard time eating the Eukenuba I gave her. The Iams did just the trick and is perfect for her stomach.
About a month ago I found out that Bella, my dog, has a...

Pros: available in grocery store
Cons: available in grocery store

Iams was at one time a great food made by a great company. Before being bought out, Iams was only available in feed stores and through vets. Once Iams was bought by Procter and Gamble, they changed the formula of the food to less quality and now sell...