10 reviews forMarkus Mühle Black Angus Adult Dog

We had been on a mostly raw diet but when we hit 5 dogs, feeding all raw started feeling too much. I’ve been doing research and trying different things. I didn’t want to go backwards to cheap kibble and jeopardize their health, but can’t go broke feeding 5 freaking dogs either. Enter Markus Muhle! THEY ALL LOVE IT! From the 10 week old puppy to the oldest one, they love it! Looks hard to me but they happily chew it. Their coats are glossy. Win/win :)

Researched food for 2 beagles with anal gland issues that needed a diet with more fibre and chose this one. Several months in and so far so good, no issues, dogs love it and it’s cheaper than the other food I fed them. Delivery is quick too. I feed them less than normal as it’s cold pressed, it could be easy to overfeed but all in all a fab food for my two hooligans.

I feed my 2 dogs Orijen but I decided to try Markus Muhle Black Angus because cold pressed quality ingredients like dry beef,duck and herring ,fruits, veg and green lipped mussels...my 15 years old staff with teeth problems likes this soft chunky pellets -it must be easier for him to chew it..I find this food to be as good as Orijen and it' cost much less 👌 My 2 dogs likes this food a lot !

Quality dry food without cheep fillers or science ingredients that no one understands! This food is full of dry beef,duck and herring and fruits and veg and Green lipped mussels- great for joints .My dogs- aspecially my old staff who got week joints and teeth- appreciate this soft chunky pellets ! I used to feed Orijen but this food is much cheaper and as good as Orijen !

I usually feed my dogs on raw and my malamute still is. However, I have a 17 month old male leonberger and he is the fussiest dog in the world. Hated high priced dry food, disliked raw, disliked home cooked, went off wet food, I spent hundreds trying to entice him. I ordered this in the slight hope he would eat it. This is now my third bag and he loves this. Such a relief for me as I was at my witts end. I cannot fault this food at all. I can time when my leo is going to poo and when he does it is firm. I use it for treats outside too and my raw fed malamute even likes a bowl.

I had 2 chihuahuas , very fussy eaters , someone said to try this and i have not looked back , we now have 8 toy dogs and even the smallest and youngest are on this food .. they cry , jump and run around excitedly till its in their bowls .. then they eat it straight up , no messing or picking .. i even give bits as treats , they cant wait to get into their beds as they get a piece ...

Fed my ridgeback since he was 9 weeks old on this stuff and he's now over 10 months and is looking good. Always get compliments on his coat too.

After a year of searching I have finally found a food my dog will eat without any messing about & he is still as enthusiastic about it at the end of the bag. He's not a highly strung pedigree, he's a rescue Galgo from Spain & as such you wouldn't think he'd be fussy, but he knows what he likes & he likes this. It's full of good things which give him firm poos & a glossy coat. Happy boy, happy me. Just one thing - I've had to adjust his intake up as he's an energetic lad & he lost weight at first on the recommended daily amount for his size.

We've now been feeding our dog this food for around one year. We are so very impressed and the change to his diet has made a noticeable difference in many areas. His behaviour seems to have improved, his stools are firm and do not smell - beforehand they were rather unpleasant. His coat seems to be in better condition and he used to have moments of insatiable itching which have since disappeared (this was the reason I began investigating alternative foods as I had read that it was most likely linked to diet). The food is affordable when compared to a lot of the other non-mainstream alternatives and he absolutely loves dinner times. I genuinely cannot speak highly enough of Markus Mühle and recommend it to all of our friends and familiar faces that we see when taking him for his walks.

Apologies for the somewhat direct title, but it sums up my experience thus far! I have a young rescue collie cross dog and he has had gastrointestinal upset since going into the rehoming shelter ( from his lack of condition, I'd suspect that he had had a problem long before that) I initially put this down to stress from being in kennels, but, despite settling into his new environment very quickly, the stomach problems persisted. I settled him down on a bland diet of green tripe/white fish/cooked chicken and boiled rice/boiled potatoes but wanted to find a better balanced food for long term maintenance. After a couple of "false starts" with so called "sensitive" dog food, I read the reviews on this and bought a small bag to try. SUPERB!!!! He is thriving! Full of bounce, fantastic coat and a superb weight. I took him back to the rescue kennels the other day and they were truly impressed with his condition. The kibble is also an excellent and nutritious training reward.