Dr. Marty Nature’s Blend

My 3.5-year-old terrier mix was diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease 2 years ago and cannot eat regular dog food. He vomits up all processed foods except the expensive veterinary prescribed food Z/D or H/P. He loves Dr. Marty's and never vomits after eating it.

Length of Use: 1–2 years

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I just received my first bag of dog food today. Ironically, I had received a message yesterday that shipping was delayed. About a month ago I watched Dr. Marty's video. I'm a librarian, so I had to do some homework before I was sold. Then I had to convince myself that the price was worth it. I liked that Dr. Marty is cognizant of that and suggested using his food as a "topper" in those instances.

Well, my 10-year-old Boxer/Bulldog rescue started showing more signs of aging. This was particularly noticeable when she encountered stairs are wanted to jump in my bed at night. I tried lifting her, she's 60+ lbs. and even she didn't want that kind of help. So I remembered Dr. Marty. I ordered one bag and some treats. I mixed 1/4 cup with her dog food, she only ate 1/2 bowl, so her breakfast was still there. She was nearly ravenous and begging for more! She's slightly overweight, so I've mixed 1:4 cups in a container for the remainder of the week. I hope to see some improvement in her mobility soon, but I know it's better for her and it's obvious, she LOVES the taste!

Length of Use: Less than 3 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

We have had Angus, a rather small Cavapoo, for almost 8 months. Like many of his breed, he is a picky eater, and I have tried every natural and commercial topping available. Only liver has worked, and sometimes he has picked it off his food.

I am using Dr. Marty for a topping, crushing the little pellets and mixing it 2-part high-quality kibble to 1-part Dr. Marty (just dry: he doesn't like gravy). He dances and barks while I am preparing it, and is now eating the daily recommended amount, licking the bowl clean every meal.

I am delighted! His fur is glossy, he has great energy, and doesn't beg for our food because he is satisfied. I would feed him straight Dr. Marty, but it is expensive. Also, I think that some of the harder kibble is better for his teeth long-term. Thank you, Dr. Marty, for this great product!

Length of Use: Less than 3 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My golden doodle ate it up right away but had diarrhea all night and then this morning! So I will not be giving it to Bentley anymore!

Length of Use: Less than 3 months

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

She was a treat eater but now she goes to her food bowl. It's early but I hope it helps with her scratching from allergies and she doesn't want treats so much. It is expensive but my little girl is worth it.

Quick delivery and several options to buy (budget-friendly). Very happy with the product and service. Love the natural products it uses. I only buy natural treats so why not give natural food to my dog.

Length of Use: Less than 3 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Have been feeding Dr. Marty's Nature Blend to our 5-year-old spayed toy schnauzer-pomeranian for about one month. She enjoys the dog food, but prefers it dry without soaking in water (the booklet that came in the box said this was okay).

Her gas and loose stools seem to have vanished. She has stopped eating grass and digging up the back yard to get at the grassroots. Her breath is better also.

We cut the serving to one cup daily because she is slightly overweight at 25 lbs, and she should be less than 20 lbs for her height, according to her vet.

She has grown much larger than her parents however, mother - toy schnauzer, father - pomeranian, which surprised everyone. She usually has high energy, strong white teeth, and healthy gums.

I limit her treats to one small Greenie and two Maro Dog bones daily. She drinks lots of fresh water and also has about 1/2 cup to 1 cup dry dog kibble, Whole Earth small breed, daily also. She enjoys half of a banana or sometimes about 1/2 cup of cubed tomato when available.

My challenge presently is the cost of the dog food as I am on a limited budget monthly, but I think the trade-off as she ages will be fewer vet bills and maybe a longer and happier life.

Length of Use: Less than 3 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Dr. Marty, we have a 9 lb. mixed poodle that has a heart condition, murmur, started severe coughing. Doctor said it was from a heart murmur, they put him on enalapril maleate 5 mg. and furosemide 20 mg. Now we have to totally feed him, he doesn't want to eat what we are feeding him, I am praying that ordering this will help him to get his appetite back. Thank you sir, we are waiting on our order and willing to try, they said the medicine is curving his appetite. But hopefully this will help.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My wife is like the world's biggest skeptic. She'd been watching something on "The Dr. Phil Show" about a woman who had been "Scammed out of $260,000.00's"! I told her he is a vet for Martha Stewart and Oprah Winfrey. I said he has helped dogs dying of cancer. Doctor, both of our dogs eat grass; as if they were cows. She said maybe we should ask PetSmart first. We have a 12-year-old Chiweenie and a 6-year-old Border Collie. My dog just kind of walks back and forth picking at her food; and, her brother, our Chiweenie is notoriously picky! Mommy has always had to resort to playing games to get him to eat his food. NONETHELESS! We were shocked that my Border Collie was smelling the food even before I put in her bowl! When she started eating it she even kept licking the bowl! SO MUCH. She kept pushing the bowl across the kitchen floor. My wife's little Chiweenie Coco just ate non-stop. He'd pause ONLY long enough to catch his breath; but, then he just kept EATING and EATING! Even to the extent of licking his bowl clean.

My ONLY REGRET IS I wish I'd ordered BIGGER BAGS; because I don't think this food will last long. Her Chiweenie is 25 pounds and my "Little Livewire" is about 50 pounds. I just wish you had food for cats as well. Our 25-pound Tuxedo Cat is SO BIG! I told my wife if he gets ANY BIGGER you could just roll him down the hallway!

Thank you Doctor! Thank you for SUCH UNBELIEVABLE FOOD!

God bless you.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My dog is a strong 110lb lab mix. Called Dr. Marty's and explained the cost per month would be $700 and thus, not practical. They suggested I include it as a supplement to his already highly regarded dry food. Great idea. There is no doubt it has improved his already great energy and health. So, I appreciate their understanding and advice. It’s working and annually it will be within my budget.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have only been using Dr. Marty's food for almost two weeks.

My dog is 15 and very arthritic, so much so, that most of the time I was having to lift her up by her hind end as those two legs don't work very well. After the first week, I am pleased to say that she is now getting up on her own (albeit with some struggle) at least 75% of the time. Because of the expense and her being overweight anyway, I give her one cup of Marty food in the morning and one at night along with half a can of grain-free "stew" in beef, turkey, and chicken.

I also give her the Beef Liver treats about every third time when she comes in from her duties. She loves the food and will go to her bowl and look at me as if to say "Come on Mom, I want more good food!"

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

My dog loves the food! She ignores any dry food I leave out as I am supplementing part of her feedings due to the cost of feeding a bigger dog. A full feeding makes 1 bag last only about a week and a half as she is approx 50 lbs. I did take advantage of the membership price but it's still an expensive option. I am only choosing to stay with it because she loves it and I do see some improvement in her. I also understand such high-quality food is expensive to produce so I understand you may not be able to offer it at an even lower price.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend