Animals & Pets

DogFoodAdvisor.com

dogfoodadvisor.com

Dog Food Advisor offers a free email alert service in the event of a dog food recall.

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1.0 / 5

Bad

Based on 2 reviews

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Customer reviews 2

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HS

Canada

scam tactics and pressure to sign up

This is what I think about the company: I looked for reviews for non-members. I couldn't find any, so this will work. The way you market made me uncomfortable and discouraged me from signing up. Many scam websites use similar marketing methods. Rather than giving me the info I needed to think about subscribing to your newsletter, you hinted at info that I would see if I sat through a long presentation where slides promised what I would learn if I just endured the long presentation. You can't be brief now. Why should I believe you'll get better after I sign up? Finally, you pressured me with a "hurry or miss out" ending. This is common for scams. You might be one or you might not, but you definitely use scam tactics. Because of this, I won’t be dealing with you.

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Benjamin

United States

fake at best risky at worst

This site is fake at best, risky at worst. Diet tips are being given by a dental professional and NOT a certified pet nutritionist or animal diet expert or animal doctor. The one providing this advice on the website lacks scientific backing for his claims! There’s a lot of wrong info online these days- it's unfortunate. We need to return to reliable dietary advice that isn't from a blog or website, pet shop or even pet food brands. Those who write for sites like this disregard FDA/AAFCO and solid scientific guidance and cautions about pet feeding and nutrition.

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