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Our Co-founder and Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. Tory Waxman started Sundays as a solution to her own everyday problem: She couldn't find a dog food that was as nutritious and fresh as home-cooked meals and as convenient as dry food. And that’s how Sundays, the first fresh, air-dried food of its kind, was born. Our mission is to make it easier to be an awesome dog parent. We take the headache out of fresh food, making a nutritious and affordable solution that does require a fridge or freezer like leading raw and frozen brands. Sundays has the cleanest ingredients around; is 100% human grade; and has a Customer Care Pack who love dogs as much as you do, and are available every day for you and your pup!
Sundays for Dogs (sundaysfordogs.com) has 1,169 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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Tootsie isn’t impressed with this food which is not very palatable. The sample came to us with half being almost a powder. Wasn’t worth the $5.95 shipping charge. I did some further reading on the product and it isn’t for us. Low quality oil & pesticide laden oats and millet. Will continue to search for a better quality food.
By Kat M.
My complaint is not with the food itself. My dogs enjoy it and I like knowing that it's human grade with whole food, minimally processed ingredients. My frustration is that their website leaves much to be desired, and making changes to subscriptions is awkward and wonky at best. I just logged onto the site to make a subscription adjustment since I started adding a topper to their meals and the current subscription was lasting longer than anticipated. At first I tried to just click the "skip" button, thinking I would then alter the next shipment date when I had more time to calculate the actual consumption time. The "skip" button wasn't working. After three tries and getting "oops, we're sorry" error messages, I ended up having to manually adjust the plan. While it accepted the change, on one page it says that the order will be shipped on December 25th and on another page it says the order will be shipped on December 31st. That one week could be the difference between getting the food on time or having to buy some other food in the interim. Their website has absolutely no way to contact them for support. All you get are static pages with FAQs regarding any questions you may have. I've cancelled a subscription with them once before when their tracking info said the food could take weeks to arrive. When I saw that, I said, forget it, this is too unreliable, and cancelled my subscription. My order arrived the next day (so much for accurate tracking). My dogs like the food and I like the convenience of feeding it, so I decided to give them another shot; however, the confusion and frustration caused by their website may very well end up with a permanent cancellation. Fresh food is more expensive and less convenient, but at least I won't be pulling my hair out.
By Donna
