12 COMMENTS

  2. I’ve forwarded your comment and email to our customer service department. Please, if anyone has trouble downloading their issues, reach out to customer service! (Click on “customer service” at the top of the page.) Don’t just leave a comment here!

    • If you signed up for a free issue (the one with the approved dog foods list), you will be receiving it soon in your mailbox. You will receive the print version of the magazine and list. To use the online features associated with the approved foods lists, such as the searchable database, you will need to be a subscriber.

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  10. The “searchable database” is not a helpful change. The PDFs that we could download in past years were easier to use. I cannot, for example, search for a food whose main protein is fish or, as another comment mentioned, all foods that exclude chicken. And the database is set up such that I cannot see it on my screen without horizontal scrolling AND reducing the size to where it’s hard to read. Not user friendly at all.

  11. I’m a long term subscriber and I’ve tried to activate web access, but even when I’m logged in, it says I have to log in or subscribe. So I logged in again..and same thing. I need to get the dry dog foods approved list as soon as possible. Thank you! Amy Belkin