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Stella & Chewy's rating discrepancy??
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Patricia AParticipant
I feed Stella’s and Primal as a topper. I would like to know why their Tantalizing Turkey Dinner Patties Freeze-Dried is rated 5 stars by the advisor and their Stella & Chewy’s Tantalizing Turkey meal mixers Freeze-Dried is only 2.5 stars. I believe the recipe/ingredients are exactly the same with only the presentation (nuggets vs patty) being the difference.
Did the advisor make an error in his ratings or am I missing something here?John DMemberI have this same question
Patricia AParticipantI emailed them and rating of the Turkey freeze dried patties is now also a 2.5*. So one less flavor/protein to give mine since lower rating means higher fat. Not a problem for some dogs but I have to stick to the lower fat. So now there’s only the chicken, rabbit and venison blend with the 5* rating. Glad I also rotate with Primal for more options.
They should be more careful with their ratings since those on this forum trust in advisors ratings and reviews as a starting point in choosing best foods.Nadia KParticipantI am one of the people that bought the turkey patties for the 5 star rating. I am giving my pup one turkey and one chicken patty to balance out the fat a bit. I think however that my pup might have an issue with chicken. She is much more itchy and her tear stains have increased.
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