Rachel Ray Nutrish Wet Dog Food
Dad brought home a box of food named after a TV cook. I was skeptical. Then I smelled it.
Dad
Okay, I bought this. You were there when I opened the box. What did you think?
Boldo
I thought: finally, something that doesn't sound like cardboard. The box had a promising meaty whisper. But then I remembered you bought the one with 'grain-free' on it, which usually means less flavor.
Dad
Let's talk about the smell. I know that's your main thing.
Boldo
It's not bad. It's a solid B-plus in the smell department. Not as pungent as the stuff from the fancy butcher, but it doesn't smell like science either. Also I think the cat just walked into the room. She's judging me. I don't care.
Dad
You've had some time with it now. Is it any good?
Boldo
It's... fine. The texture is kind of like a smooth pรขtรฉ, which I don't loveโI miss chunks. But it goes down easy and I haven't turned my nose up yet. Though I will say, every time I eat it I keep looking toward the treat drawer. Just in case.
Dad
I paid {price_signal} for this. Be honest. Worth it?
Boldo
You paid what you pay for most things you bring home. It's not a waste, but it's not a steal either. I'd say it's a fair trade for a week's worth of breakfasts. You spend more on your oat milk latte, so don't complain.
Dad
Final answer. Would you recommend this to other dogs?
Boldo
If you're a dog who likes smooth food and doesn't mind a lack of adventure, sure. If you're a connoisseur of chunks and gravy, maybe skip. I'd give it a reluctant tail wag. Emphasis on reluctant.
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Boldo's Verdict
๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ3 out of 5 poos. It's fine. I ate it. I wouldn't beg for it.