Dog Food Reviews

We can’t recommend Scratch enough. Murphy had chronic **** gland issues for years. We were constantly at the vet, trying different food and additions to her diet. It got to the point where we were about to have them surgically removed. We finally tried Scratch and the issues resolved completely. Murphy also loves the tastes - it’s usually gone in about 10 seconds!

My 10 year old pug-shihtsu has turned into a bouncy excited pup whenever it's dry food (Scratch) time. He has NEVER been like this, it's very funny. Totally impatient! Even though I had always bought top shelf ranges for sensitive skin. His incessant scratching also disappeared! He gets it a little but 10% of what he had (and may be the spring grasses). Also extremely happy with the individual attention given to Manny, it's a big surprise. I am an advocate.

I'll be honest my lab isn't fussy, he'll eat anything. But when he spits out a raw chicken drumstick to eat his biscuits first, you know it must be delicious. I've never seen his coat so glossy and the need for his anti inflammatory medication used to be every day has become a once a fortnight occasion ❤ I love what scratch is all about and refer all my friends

Boise a big ol' gentleman Rottweiler, became part of my family when I adopted him from the RSPCA in September. When he moved in he had been fed a competitor product which my daughter (an avid dog lover and trainer) strongly disapproved of so I was told to find a natural product similar to one she buys in NZ. I found Scratch and transitioned him over straight away. The first week was a bit of an adjustment for his body but it did not put him off his food, in fact he inhaled it!! Everything has settled down, it is just a month since I picked him up and he has been on Scratch about 3 weeks now and is a very happy, healthy camper!

Rescue dog Rex didn't seem very interested in the supermarket kibble his rescue organisation recommended to us and would usually leave most of it in the bowl. He'll also happily relinquish a bone for a ball, and seems uninterested in rawhides and other treats, so I assumed he was just not that interested in food. Not so with Scratch. The transition saw him delicately picking out the Scratch from under the other kibble, and he now licks the uncooperative bowl across the floor till it's shiny clean.

We've found our 7-year-old adopted grey hes responded brilliantly to his new diet of Scratch. He seems much more alert and bright since the change over. His coat has a satin sheen also. It's very good food.

No problems at all. Transition was seamless and Pennie loves supporting a local business with aligned values.

Honestly what’s not to like about dog food on subscription from a friendly & transparent Aussie business? We took our dog on a bunch of culinary adventures before Scratch. Starting with pet shop brands, we eventually moved to a fresh food diet due to concerns about the ingredients of the store-bought food, after our dog experienced some allergies. It can be difficult to provide adequate nutrition on a fresh food diet, it’s time-consuming and messy - especially if you do enrichment feeding. We’ve been excited to try out Scratch about 3 months ago and are happy we made the transition. We still include some fresh food in our dog’s diet too, and it’s been really helpful to always get an email reminder before the next delivery is due with the option to postpone it if necessary. Definitely try Scratch if you’re thinking about it!

Moving to Scratch following advice given has been a smooth transition. No tummy or poopy problems. Smaller bags makes it easier to store and to travel with so we don’t miss out! 50% Scratch /fresh keeps us satisfied +++ Jed & Ziva

Unfortunately Larry is not mad about Scratch. He will not even move when I put his breakfast bowl down - this is different to how he reacted with his other dry food, which was Royal Cannin Puppy. Yesterday he ate a less than quarter of his bowl and just waited until dinner for his raw food. Today I put Scratch and his chicken hearts in the blender, which he thankfully ate. I’m really disappointed it hasn’t worked for us, particularly when I know it’s giving Larry the nutrients he needs.