Pedigree Chopped Ground Dinner Filet Mignon & Beef Variety Pack Wet Dog Food, (12) 13.2 Oz Cans

My Support Dog, I don't even like the dog word because she's an Australian Shepherd and to me my child. after 18 years and 3 months that I had her, 2nd to none. The Lord is my Shepherd so believe with All My Heart that the Holy Spirit lead me to her and she's my soul mate! Pearl lived for 18 years eating pedigree variety pack can food so Pearl had something different each day. I brought the top chopped and gravy and would mix them for each day. Pearl would wake me up at 6AM every day except 5AM because she didn't know the difference of day light savings time. Too the point, she lived over 18 years, it took me some time to find her something else to eat then shearing my food, but once she ate it, Pearl loved it and The Lord dubbed her life for me, ( Praise The Lord )!!!!

this brand and these 2 flavors are the only kind my senior dog (Australian Shepherd) actually likes to eat. it is the chopped beef and filet mignon. he has enjoyed eating this kind for a long time so we stick with it. it has a better smell than the chicken flavor in my opinion and my dog will not eat the chicken flavor. I think for the price this case is a great value since you're getting 12 cans. I highly recommend it!

I mix this with my dogs dry food and he loves it! The texture is good and it smells like beef. My dog always gets excited now for his breakfast meal!

Been mixing this into our dogs' Purina One dry food for years. I had commented to my wife that we needed to but more before we left home, but did not write it down. When we got back home, that was when I had the “aw ****, cut me a break” thought about having to drive back again.

Quality dog food for an aging dog. His teeth can no longer cope with dry dog food and at 13, very happy to munch down on this soft easy to digest option. My younger dog likes it mixed in with his kibble and eventually as he ages, will be happy to thrive on just the cans. Yes, kibble is cheaper but we all want our fur babies to be comfortable as they age so I am glad this Brand is offered in bulk.

smell.... ew. but dogs love it and no corn in the ingredients. my dogs sensitive tummy can handle this. I usually get it at Dollar General when it's on sale and sometimes they have coupons for it. they have a $5 off $25 purchase coupon every Saturday too. if you keep your price low I'll buy it from you on delivery but you're all the way across town and Dollar General is closer. thank you

The chopped ground food is difficult to get out of the can which requires me to us a spoon. Our dog likes it but it is not easy to put in the dog's bowl.

Bought this food for Zippy and he doesn't like it as much as the other variety of Beef, more like a stew. Decent food but dog doesn't attack the dish like the stew like beef dog food.

with having a 17 year old and three year old Chihuahuas, my older has lost all her teeth and the other is a very fussy eater there are plenty of flavors that they are willing and able to eat and enjoy. the smell is pleasant as is the texture. So glad I found Pedigree!

I have fed my dogs Pedigree for years and never had a problem. I trusted the brand and honestly never thought I needed to scrutinize every ingredient like I was reading a legal contract. But now I am extremely disappointed. My Golden Retriever, Elvis, has terrible skin problems and allergy flare-ups when he eats chicken. Like many dogs, he is sensitive to chicken, so we have been trying hard to eliminate chicken from his diet. That is exactly why I bought the Pedigree Chopped Ground Dinner Filet Mignon and Beef flavor. The front of the package makes it look like you are buying a beef-based dog food. Naturally, I assumed I was avoiding chicken. Come to find out, after buying this food over and over again and spending thousands of dollars thinking I was feeding my dog beef, the number one ingredient is chicken. Beef may be listed further down, but chicken is the main ingredient. That is absolutely infuriating. Maybe dog food manufacturers are allowed to do this under whatever labeling rules they operate under, but that does not make it right. If chicken is the first ingredient, then that should be clear to the customer, especially when so many dogs have food sensitivities and allergies. Pet owners should not have to decode tiny ingredient labels when the front of the product strongly suggests filet mignon and beef. I am also disappointed that Walmart carries and sells this product in a way that feels so misleading. If Pedigree wants Walmart shelf space, Walmart should demand clearer labeling from them. I always thought Walmart looked out for the consumer, but this makes it feel like the priority is selling product, not helping customers make informed choices. For dogs with chicken allergies, do not rely on the flavor name on the front of the can. Read the ingredients carefully. I trusted Pedigree and Walmart, and now Elvis has paid the price with allergy problems we were actively trying to avoid. I am genuinely disgusted by how misleading this feels. If chicken is the first ingredient, do not market it in a way that makes customers believe they are buying a beef-focused product. Pet owners deserve better than this.