“My cockapoo is almost 13 year old. I decided to try Ruff Green with the trial pack. I am so glad I did! She has slimmed down and has a lot more energy! I am glad I am on auto ship. Thank you so much!”
“My dogs are begging for their food in the morning. They have not has as many stomach problems and they don’t itch as much. Ruff free has become a staple in our house.”
“My two dogs are old. 14 and 13. I rescued my 13 yo poodle from a terrible puppy mill situation and he was nothing but bones when I got him. He struggled with soft stools for several months and then he became infected with a non specific illness and I put him on antibiotics. He got better but developed a distressing habit of chewing(eating) my socks and stool eating. I ordered the Ruff Greens to help him through his nutritional slump and after about four weeks, I think I have him past the stool eating. I'm afraid to test the sock chewing. Laundry is kept in a room with a shut door. He's eating better and I've almost got him back to his pre illness weight. My 14 yo Shiba has also benefitted to some degree although it is not as noticeable with her as I've always fed her well. They don't readily eat Ruff Greens but mixed with something tasty, they eat it. If you have a dog with digestive issues, you should try this stuff.”
“Your product use to last until my new order was delivered. For the past several orders, I run out 1 week before my new order is delivered. The measures are all the same from the spoon in your original order over a year ago. What has changed? Have you minimized your packages? My dogs love the product, but it does not last as it used to.”
“My pup loves this right away!! Waits to eat AFTER we add it. He loves it beat by itself. We give this to help with anal glands and it works!!!! All problems disappeared after giving this. Love it!!”
“Both the young Chihuahua and the 11-year-old mixed-breed, both rescues, love it. I make the regular size last for thirty days. I sprinkle it on homemade dog food of cooked chicken, mashed boiled sweet potatoes, and frozen green beans or sweet peas added to the cooking potatoes.”
