Wholesome Ocean Pollock Recipe

My dog is the pickiest dog. She has copper toxicosis but still insists on eating, when she chooses to eat, her siblings food. She will eat this if i add bacon broth but she would rather go without eating. Its is not the fault of Voyager as all my other dogs will eat it with no problem. She, i swear, is just like “if its good for me i dont want it”

I have 3 dogs and my 7 year old Goldendoodle, Lu, was diagnosed with copper storage disease. The prescription diets for CSD were expensive, low on protein since they were generalized hepatic prescription diet foods, and my other 2 dogs couldn't eat it. So I had to buy them something different, separate them to eat, and cook extra chicken breast to meet his protein needs. I kept thinking there has to be another way.

Then I found Voyager and this is it!! It meets every need for my little pack. My CSD boy is avoiding copper while still getting adequate protein. My allergy boy is allergic to every protein but chicken and fish, so this has been a great recipe for him. And to top it all off, all 3 can eat the same food so no breaking up fights and monitoring what bowl each dog is eating out of.

Lu's ALT level is back within normal range within 4 months of his diagnosis because of medication and switching to Voyager (down to 95 when it used to be 850), so I know this is an appropriate food for him. Numbers don't lie.

On top of that, the allergy boy (a 9 year old Shiba Inu) is playing like a puppy again because his inflammation is reduced in his joints by switching to this which has less of his allergy triggers.

I'm thrilled with this food and won't ever switch back.

I’ve been using the chicken Voyager for a few months and my female decided to stop eating it. But she’s also very picky. She does have copper toxicosis which we didn’t know what was occurring until about a year ago. She is now four years old. I have started her sister on the Salmon version because she also has allergies and she is doing very well on it . The sister had puppies 23 weeks ago and three of them are already on this food as well.

Bryn is a seasoned truffle hunter, working farms from Oregon to southern California. He has a genetic condition that causes his liver level to have a lower-than-normal baseline. So vets can miss if they’re actually elevated, because they’ll look normal on the readings. We rely so much on this lovely boy, and so do dozens of farmers. Voyager has been a real blessing, taking out the guess work and keeping our boy on the trail!

Bailey is our senior Lab, and she has some liver issues. We started her on Voyager a few months ago, and her liver numbers fell right in line.

They love the Pollock version, and we love that’s just affordable, convenient and healthy for them. We have another Lab on the way, and she’ll be a Voyager dog too🐶❤️

I have a Dalmatian. She had a high liver enzyme count. The vet wondered if it had something to do with copper storage. She wouldn’t know without doing a liver biopsy. I could not afford a $5,000 procedure. She suggested cutting copper out of my girls diet. I made her dog food then worried if she was getting all the nutrients she needed. I went on a Dalmatian Facebook page and found your product. My girl loves it! Now she gets Voyager and homemade food. We will find out today about her liver count.