Crumps' Naturals Beef Liver Sprinkles Brown, 4.2 Ounce (Pack of 1)

My senior dog has been a picky eater all his life. He does like human foods. I try to limit mixing in human food like roasted chicken breast as a last option. I'm so glad I found this topper. I first let him sniff the lid and he went crazy. He tried to snatch it from me. Lol. We literally played tug a war with the safety seal. Lol. He loves this stuff! I laughed so hard. I then proceeded to go to his bowl. He followed so closely behind. I sprinkled a little and he gobbled up his kibble where I sprinkled. So I sprinkled some more all over and he gobbled most of it up to almost all. I was so pleased 😢 😄 ☺️. This has never happened before. He normally eats a little to a third. Thank you!!! I hope for more days like this. He's 13 and to see him this happy warms my heart. He was like a puppy again. My big baby.

Our almost-3-year-old pit mix is the MOST stubborn and least food-motivated dog I have ever seen. We don't know what he experienced in the first 8 or so months of his life before we adopted him from the shelter, but he has some...quirks...that we haven't quite been able to sort out.(I'll go ahead and mention beforehand that he visits his vet several times a year and he's been thoroughly checked out with tests revealing no issues. We continue to monitor his weight and health with his vet.)I'm pretty sure the dog I had before never even tasted his food, he ate so quickly, but this one, Draco, is not that concerned with whether he eats at all.For quite awhile he was fine with the food, he just wasn't in a hurry to eat. But then he began acting like there was something wrong with the food, so I searched around and bought him something else. I went through this a couple of times before I caught on. He would get excited about the first few bowls out of a new bag of food, but then he'd turn up his nose. His food is kept in a plastic tote container with a rubber seal around the lid, and I buy bags that last 3, 4 weeks max. I wasn't buying his story about it getting stale after 2 days. Nice try, buddy.We went back to the original food. Some days I would put a tiny bit of water over the kibble and call it "magic sauce" and Draco would gobble it up like it was the best thing he ever tasted, but one day he caught me getting the "magic sauce" from the sink and the jig was up. He's not the brightest dog, but somehow he figured that one out and wasn't having it.I walked in to find my husband putting a sprinkle of parmesan cheese on Draco's food one morning. We tried low sodium chicken broth, hiding a tiny treat (like training treats for puppies) in the bottom of the bowl under the food, crushing up a treat and sprinkling it over the top, and plain old just not doing anything and letting him eat when he got hungry.That last one kind of broke my heart. Some days he would eat one meal, some days he wouldn't eat at all, very rarely he ate 2 meals. He never went more than one day without eating at all.So that's what brought me to start looking for a product like this. Hiding/crushing up a treat worked, but I wanted something healthier if we're going to have to do it all the time to keep him eating regularly. Also, we were going on vacation for 2 weeks and I didn't want him going to "dog camp" and not eating and not having energy to play with his friends! I'm happy to say that we've been using it for a month now and Draco is eating regularly and he's excited when we put food in his bowl! It really doesn't take much — after 1 month we still have at least ¾ of the bottle left.The amount pictured in my hand is maybe even a little more than what I sprinkle on 1 cup of food, so the price is well worth the amount of product you get for how long it will last. It comes in a convenient little bottle like spices come in, so it's easy to flip open with one hand and sprinkle a little on and close it back up. I haven't been willing to taste it, but Draco obviously approves of the flavor — he now lays down and LICKS his bowl clean for several minutes after he's finished eating to make sure he doesn't miss any. (I will say that I'm personally not a fan of liver, but it doesn't have a noticeable smell...I didn't want to get too close and accidentally snort it though.)I plan on adding this product to our subscriptions once I figure out how long it takes us to go through a bottle. Highly recommend for your picky pups!

My dogs like it at first but then they stop eating it. It has lasted a long while. Good size! Will try another flavor.

My dogs won't eat their dry kibble without it now. They get so hyped when they see me grab the seasoning!

My fur babies love it

I have a super picky eater. He distinguishes btwn fresh baked homemade bread and store bought bread (turns his head away). He loves veggies but not if it’s wilted.I have to mix in bits of chicken into his kibble, and I boil a batch of rice in homemade chicken bone broth, mix in bits of chicken stuck to the carcass of the boiled chicken bones and use it as a topper/mix-in. He will sometimes go days error eating his kibble if he decides he isn’t hungry enough for dog food.I saw this, loved that it was a single-ingredient product so my picky dog won’t smell any funky preservatives or additives in it. He was interested enough the first time I used it, sniffed it thoroughly then ate it. The second time he was less enthusiastic. Now, if I sprinkle this on his food he’ll walk away. I wish he’d just eat joes food.And yes, I’ve done a “taste test” of multiple dog food brands and he went for this one and occasionally I try out a bag of something new. He doesn’t like dog food. He wants to eat meat off my table, fruit out of my mouth, veggies I’m chopping, the cheese I’m adding to my sandwich, a lick of my vanilla ice cream, a corner of the banana bread I just pulled out of the oven and the rice out of my spoon. That’s just who he is.

This was absolutely amazing, especially for picky eaters or elder dogs.

I bought this specifically to jazz up my puppy's food because I cannot keep him out of the adult's food bowl. He was not impressed. When he first smelled it, he wanted to roll in it. Then he slowly backed away from the food bowl. ... Then I tried moistening the food a little and stirring it around after adding the sprinkles. I would say this holds his interest maybe 25 % better than without the flavor topper.Now, the adult dogs... They are going nuts over this stuff! When the puppy first disliked the sprinkles so much, I thought I could use them as a deterrent from the adult food (it didn't work). One of the adults especially will try to sniff out every single crumb of this stuff and lick it up! As a result I have dog food all over the kitchen now. 😄Overall, I would say this product is good quality and a good value for the money. You can use it dry or moistened. I plan to try it with our snuffle mat soon since the scent is so intriguing. It should be great entertainment.3/3 adult dogs would buy again. Puppies not so much.