Nutrish Savory Favorites Wet Variety

Name: Nutrish Savory Favorites Wet Variety (6-pk)
Brand: Nutrish
SKU: B0176Q0CQW
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (10897 reviews)

Words · Craig & Sammy · ASIN B0176Q0CQW · Filed under Wet Food & Canned

“Dogs do eat it — at least most of them do. We use half a tub mixed with kibble to make it stretch; Sammy's been fine on it for a couple of months, though I'm watching his digestion closely.”

Created with the same passion for quality ingredients that Rachael Ray brings to her kitchen, this natural wet food gives your Yorkie a meal worth wagging about. The savory favorites variety pack includes multiple flavors to keep your Yorkshire Terrier excited about mealtime, something every Yorkie parent knows can be a daily challenge. Real meat is always the first ingredient, with no artificial preservatives, flavors, or meat by-products. The natural formulation supports your Yorkie's overall health while satisfying their sometimes picky palate. The convenient tub packaging is easy to open and reseal, keeping leftovers fresh for your small breed companion.

At 8 oz per tub, you may find this works well split between meals or mixed with dry food for your 4-7 pound Yorkie. This premium formula supports digestive health and provides the nutrition your active Yorkie needs throughout the day. Many Yorkie owners appreciate that they can feel good about the ingredients while their pups enjoy every bite. The variety pack format helps you discover which flavor your Yorkie loves most before committing to larger quantities.

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The Notes

Sizing: Sized for Yorkies 4–7 lb · check the printed chest measurement
Source: Amazon · ASIN B0176Q0CQW
Filed: Wet Food & Canned
Brand: Nutrish
Reviews: 4.5 · 10897 ratings
Verdict: Worth it

What owners loved

+ Visibly recognizable ingredients — 83 of 94 reviewers say it looks like real food with visible meat and vegetables, not factory sludge
+ Dogs generally enjoy it — 326 of 345 pet taste reviews are positive, with many reporting their dogs go mad for it
+ Natural formulation without artificial flavors or preservatives — 83 of 88 ingredient reviews praise the wholesome recipe
+ Manageable portion size — individual 8 oz tubs prevent waste and help with portion control for smaller dogs

Watch for

− Digestive upset is common — 57 of 88 digestive reviews report diarrhea, vomiting, or gas, which is a real issue for sensitive dogs
− Odor problems on roughly 40% of experiences — 39 of 92 odor reviews mention bad smells, including reports of spoiled containers
− Palatability is inconsistent — 50 of 81 reviews show dogs that simply won't touch it, despite the appealing appearance

What owners say

From the reviews.

This is a genuinely high-rated product (4.5 stars, 10,897 reviews) that most dogs seem to like and owners trust, thanks to visible meat/veg and no artificial additives. The strong suit is appeal and ingredient quality. But the data shows two recurring gotchas: digestive upset hits a significant minority (57 negative digestive reports out of 88), and some dogs flatly refuse it regardless of how good it smells. Value splits reviewers roughly evenly (95 positive, 55 negative on cost), depending on your dog's tolerance and whether you mix it or feed solo.

Source · 10897 verified Amazon reviews · Average 4.5 stars

Customer questions

Things people ask.

Q01. Will my dog get diarrhea from this? +

It happens to a lot of dogs — 57 of 88 digestive reviews mention diarrhea, vomiting, or stomach issues. If your dog has a sensitive gut, introduce it slowly or skip it. Others report zero problems, so it's individual.

Q02. Does it actually smell bad, or is that just canned dog food? +

Mixed bag. 53 of 92 odor reviews say it smells fine or even like people food; 39 say it smells rotten or off. Some reviewers reported unsealed/spoiled containers, so quality control may be spotty.

Q03. Will my picky eater actually eat this? +

Most will (326 of 345 taste reviews positive), but about 50 of 81 palatability reviews say their dog refused it completely. Appearance is no guarantee of interest — test a single tub first.

Q04. How do I make it last longer without breaking the bank? +

Mix it 1:3 with kibble (several reviewers do this). The small 8 oz tubs help portion it out. Reviewers are split on value — works out cheaper if you stretch it, but feeding it solo gets pricey fast.

Q05. What do I actually get in each tub? +

Real chunks of meat, visible vegetables, and savory gravy — reviewers consistently note you can see what you're feeding. The variety pack gives you different flavors (beef & pumpkin, etc.) so you can see what your dog prefers.

The verdict