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I got this sample bag of Nutrience Care Weight Management from Nutrience to try. This is a decent sample size but not a long enough trial to know the effects. The brand boasts that the blend helps curb appetite, is high protein to help limit weight gain, and has L-Carnitine to convert fat into energy. The CARE line of foods have the kibble as well as little softer cubes of Digestboost in the bag. Digestboost is made of ingredients such as pumpkin, chia, flax and ginger. We have a cat who after her spay in the fall has really began to gain weight quickly. I will be giving this a try as her food to see if we can help her return to a good body weight and stay healthy. She so far loves it as a treat, so does our other boy. You can still try a sample at Nutrience.com. The price point on this food is $33.99-56.99 at PetSmart. An example of how much you would feed is an 8.8lb cat would need .5 of a cup a day. #digestboost #nutrience #freesample #giveitatry

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Free Sample of Nutrience Care - Calm & Comfort came in the mail the other day. Since it's not enough to feed the dog we are using it as a treat. My dogs are on a raw diet but do get some kibble and cookies as a fun thing once in a while. I also have dogs with anxiety issues so this was something I thought I would check out when picking which formula I wanted to try. First thing I needed was for it to be a Grain Free food (also gluten free). This blend of food contains additives that help with Serotonin and Dopamine production which may help with mood. This food also comes with smaller pieces in it called Digestiboost which as you would think from the name are suppose to help with better digestion for the dog (ingredients such as pumpkin, chia, ginger etc.). The product can be purchased at PetSmart for between $27-79.00 depending on the size of the bag. Now obviously the sample size isn't enough to get a true idea of the health benefits for the dogs, but they do love them as a treat. I haven't noticed any adverse effects from giving this to the dogs. My dogs also have ear allergies and can be sensitive to even 1 cookie if it has the wrong ingredients and we have had no issues. You can still sign up at Nutrience.com for a free sample