I recently bought a chefpaw during black Friday because of the sale they were running. It is an expensive but I am convinced that it will pay for itself because of how expensive I was purchasing dog food from Just Food For Dogs and my Akita developed skin allergies from their meals which weren't getting better. They were golfball sized patches on his back.

I made the switch to see if I could fix the problem. Purchased the Chefpaw and made a batch. At first it was a little confusing but I was able to get the hang of the instructions fairly easy with a few videos and their guide. I was welcomed to their 30+ recipes on their site and was able to choose. It said it met some AAFCO requirent and had no clue what that was but after some research I guess they regulate what sets sthe standards for pet food.

I tried chef paws allergy free recipe and it has been helping alleviate the skin allergies. You can see the before chefpaw phot and the during chefpaw use. Quite the flair up I am fighting.

What I like most is that I weigh out the ingredients, add them in, and hit start. I'm able to go about the next hour doing other things around the house while it cooks. Cleaning is easy and it takes less than 5 minutes. All in all 5/5 stars. Thank you Chefpaw

We just adopted a pittie from the animal shelter. I was asking the supervisor what brand of kibble do they use and was thinking about I was going to gradually switch the new baby to our kibble. The supervisor at the animal shelter told me that she feeds her dog home cooked food and she has a Chefpaw. I was intrigued and had never heard of this company before. Years ago I cooked for my dogs but stopped as I was unsure if I was giving them the correct nutrients. I considered the benefits and immediately purchased a chef paw machine. It was wonderful. Within a short time our big girl’s allergy eyes were no longer red and puffy. We noticed that the wheat belly went away. The energy our dogs received was surprising. Our little old lady was now galloping and playing with the new addition to our family. As a working mom I appreciate being able to come home and have a fresh meal in their bowl by dinner time.

I do believe that Chefpaw is onto something good. I have a few observations and suggestions. The icon of the jug dripping water on the machine to let you know the lid is off. This icon is confusing and does not match the issue. What does a jug and water have anything to do with a lid being on? Also, the scale on the machine is temperamental. Turn on the machine and press the scale button and with an empty bowl it might give you a -13 or +6. The bowl is EMPTY. You are now left with doing the match. My machine is on a level surface as I have pulled out the…

Love my ChefPaw! Before my Chihuahua crossed the rainbow bridge in March, I cooked for him for 13 years. It was easy as he was only 20 pounds. I adopted 2 cattle dogs this year and we swore we would only feed kibble for the sake of convenience. Between the foul smell of their droppings and my puppy air burying his kibble after having him for 2 weeks, my husband and I needed a new plan. I did NOT want to cook for two 35-50 pound dogs, so we started feeding the Just Food line. It worked, but was very expensive compared to me cooking at home. We saw the ChefPaw online and were sooo skeptical. It seemed expensive and I was trying to save time and money. We got it on special and as soon as it arrived, I cooked a test batch. My dogs are so happy and healthy with the change. I LOVE that I measure and dump ingredients using a built in scale with any of the no brainer recipes. I literally dump, weigh, cover, and press start. I walk away and forget about it. My dogs smell the delicious aromas as it cooks and when I get to mixing in the supplements and portion it out to refrigerate, both dogs are WAITING for their taste test of any extra that doesn't fit in the containers. I cook about 2x/ week for them. Prep work and clean up are minimal. I comment every time I make a batch how wonderful it is not to have to stand over a hot stove for hours. I get comments at the dog park daily asking what we feed our dogs or how do we get their coats so shiny and healthy. ChefPaw is worth every…

Ollie's, Pet's Table et al are quality foods. But making your own is a great feeling. You pick every ingredient. It smells and looks way better than anything you can buy. If that's not enough reason to switch, you actually save 75%, maybe more. I was paying $350 a month for my 48 pound light eating dog. Do the math. The machine pays for itself in a couple months for my dog's size. It's easy, too. 15 minutes prep, 40 minutes cooking, 15-20 minutes cleanup.