Tiki Dog is strongest as a premium wet-food brand for small dogs, with its Petites Grain Free and Savory recipes offering named meats, high moisture, and strong palatability. For dry feeding, the current Born Carnivore line provides 26–28% protein with meat or poultry as the first ingredient.
Our best overall choice is Tiki Dog Petites Grain Free Chicken & Chicken Liver Recipe because it combines named poultry, organ meat, high moisture, and a small-dog-friendly portion size.
For dry food, Born Carnivore Chicken, Peas & Lentils Recipe is our preferred option because it provides 28% protein with deboned chicken and chicken meal leading the ingredient list.
Tiki Dog is particularly well suited to:
- Small adult dogs
- Picky eaters
- Dogs that prefer wet food
- Owners wanting named animal proteins
- Puppies needing life-stage-specific food
- Older dogs that benefit from softer textures
Its main drawbacks are price, heavy use of legumes in the dry formulas, multiple-protein recipes that are poorly suited to elimination diets, and a product range focused much more heavily on small dogs than on large breeds.
Tiki Dog Food Review at a Glance
| Category | Our Pick |
| Best Overall | Petites Grain Free Chicken & Chicken Liver |
| Best Dry Food | Born Carnivore Chicken, Peas & Lentils |
| Best High-Protein Wet Food | Savory Chicken Recipe in Broth |
| Best for Variety | Taste of the World |
| Best for Puppies | Tiki Dog Baby |
| Best for Seniors | Tiki Dog Senior Mousse |
| Best for Picky Eaters | Savory Variety Pack |
| Best for Small Dogs | Petites Grain Free |
| Grain-Free Options | Many |
| Overall Rating | 4.4/5 |
Our Tiki Dog Food Rating
We rate Tiki Dog 4.4 out of 5 because its strongest wet foods use clearly named meats and organs, while its dry foods provide respectable animal protein but depend more heavily on peas, lentils, chickpeas, and tapioca.
We evaluated:
- Animal-protein sources
- Ingredient transparency
- Moisture
- Protein and fat levels
- Life-stage suitability
- Small-breed suitability
- Grain-free formulation
- Legume use
- Recipe variety
- Palatability
- Consumer feedback
- Recall history
- Price
The wet-food range scores higher than the dry range in this review.
Tiki Dog’s current dry formulas are nutritionally respectable, but the strongest wet recipes are simpler, more animal-focused, and generally contain far less carbohydrate.
What Is Tiki Dog Food?
Tiki Dog is a premium dog-food brand offering dry kibble, wet food, puppy and senior recipes, toppers, mousses, and restaurant-inspired meals.
The current major product lines include:
- Born Carnivore
- Petites Grain Free
- Petites Whole Foods
- Taste of the World
- Savory
- Baby
- Senior
- After Dark
- Flavor Booster
- Tummy Topper
The brand’s strongest identity is small-dog nutrition.
Many products come in:
- 3-oz cups
- Small cans
- Small pouches
- Bite-size kibble
- Soft mousse
The company states that real meat, poultry, or fish is the first ingredient in most recipes, with some exceptions in Petites and Taste of the World.
As with any brand containing very different product formats, choosing the best dog food requires comparing the exact recipe rather than judging every food under the same brand equally.
Which Tiki Dog Food Is Best?
Petites Grain Free Chicken & Chicken Liver is our best overall choice because it combines animal protein, organ meat, moisture, moderate calories, and small-dog-friendly portions.
Our ranking is:
| Rank | Product | Best For |
| 1 | Petites Grain Free Chicken & Chicken Liver | Best overall |
| 2 | Savory Chicken Recipe in Broth | High-protein wet feeding |
| 3 | Born Carnivore Chicken, Peas & Lentils | Best dry food |
| 4 | Petites Chicken & Duck | Wet food variety |
| 5 | Taste of the World Beef, Potatoes & Carrots | All-breed wet option |
| 6 | Tiki Dog Baby | Puppies |
| 7 | Tiki Dog Senior Mousse | Older small dogs |
1. Tiki Dog Petites Grain Free Chicken & Chicken Liver — Best Overall
Petites Chicken & Chicken Liver is our strongest overall Tiki Dog choice because it combines chicken, chicken liver, broth, vegetables, and high moisture in a complete wet meal.
A current representative formula contains:
- Chicken broth
- Chicken
- Chicken liver
- Mung bean
- Sweet potato
Its reported guaranteed analysis is approximately:
- Protein: 10.7% minimum
- Fat: 3.5% minimum
- Fiber: 0.2% maximum
- Moisture: 83.9% maximum
- Energy: about 74 kcal per pouch
What we like
Chicken is clearly identified.
Chicken liver adds:
- Protein
- Vitamin A
- Iron
- Copper
- B vitamins
The broth significantly increases moisture intake.
The portion size works particularly well for small dogs.
What we do not like
Mung bean and sweet potato contribute plant carbohydrate.
The recipe is more expensive per calorie than kibble.
Small pouches are less practical for large dogs.
Rating: 4.8/5
2. Tiki Dog Savory Chicken Recipe in Broth — Best High-Protein Wet Food
Tiki Dog Savory Chicken Recipe stands out because it provides high protein without a correspondingly high fat level.
The current formula uses a short ingredient structure led by:
- Chicken
- Chicken broth
- Sunflower oil
- Mineral sources
Its guaranteed analysis is approximately:
- Protein: 14% minimum
- Fat: 2% minimum
- Fiber: 1% maximum
- Moisture: 80% maximum
- Energy: about 74 kcal per 3-oz cup
This is unusually protein-dense for a wet dog food.
The broader Savory range includes:
- Chicken
- Chicken with beef
- Chicken with duck
- Chicken with egg
- Chicken with salmon
Why it ranks highly
Animal protein dominates the formula.
There is little reliance on starch-heavy ingredients.
The wet texture is highly palatable.
It provides substantial moisture.
Whole Dog Journal has also selected the Chicken Recipe in Broth as a top high-protein canned food because it combines high animal-protein content with relatively low fat.
Main limitation
Most Savory recipes are strongly chicken-based.
That makes them unsuitable for dogs avoiding chicken.
Rating: 4.7/5
Is Tiki Dog Savory Good for Picky Eaters?
Yes. Savory is one of the strongest Tiki Dog choices for dogs that prefer wet, aromatic, meat-based food.
Current consumer data show the Savory Variety Pack with strong ratings and substantial review volume.
Wet food is often more attractive to selective eaters because of:
- Aroma
- Moisture
- Soft texture
- Meat content
However, suddenly refusing a previously accepted food can also occur with illness or dental pain.
Food should not be changed repeatedly without considering why appetite has changed.
3. Tiki Dog Born Carnivore Chicken, Peas & Lentils — Best Dry Food
Born Carnivore Chicken, Peas & Lentils is our preferred Tiki Dog dry recipe because it combines the highest protein level among the main current Born Carnivore flavors with chicken as the first ingredient.
Its first five ingredients are:
- Deboned chicken
- Chicken meal
- Peas
- Chicken liver
- Lentils
Its approximate guaranteed analysis is:
- Protein: 28% minimum
- Fat: 16% minimum
- Fiber: 4.5% maximum
- Moisture: 10% maximum
- Energy: about 377 kcal per cup
What we like
The first two ingredients are animal based.
Chicken liver appears fourth.
The kibble is relatively small and designed around smaller mouths.
Protein is higher than in the current Duck and Lamb formulas.
What concerns us
Peas are the third ingredient.
Lentils are fifth.
The complete recipe also contains chickpeas and tapioca.
These ingredients contribute:
- Carbohydrate
- Fiber
- Plant protein
Therefore:
28% crude protein does not mean 28% meat protein.
Rating: 4.3/5
What Happened to Tiki Dog Aloha Petites Dry Food?
The dry recipes previously reviewed under the Aloha Petites name are now marketed as Tiki Dog Born Carnivore.
Current Born Carnivore flavors include:
- Chicken, Peas & Lentils
- Duck, Peas & Lentils
- Lamb, Peas & Lentils
- Herring, Peas & Lentils
- Baby Puppy Health Chicken, Peas & Lentils
Older reviews may still call these recipes Aloha Petites because that was the previous product-line name.
This naming change is important when comparing old reviews with current packaging.
How Do the Born Carnivore Dry Recipes Compare?
Chicken has the highest protein level of the three commonly reviewed current recipes, while Lamb has the highest stated calorie density.
| Recipe | Protein | Fat | Calories/Cup |
| Chicken | 28% | 16% | 377 |
| Duck | 26% | 16% | 408 |
| Lamb | 26% | 16% | 460 |
That difference is substantial.
Lamb provides:
460 – 377 = 83 additional kcal per cup
compared with Chicken.
Protein and fat percentages therefore do not predict calorie density perfectly.
4. Tiki Dog Born Carnivore Duck — Best Alternative Dry Protein
Born Carnivore Duck is useful for owners wanting duck as the primary named animal protein rather than chicken.
Its first ingredients include:
- Duck
- Duck meal
- Peas
- Turkey liver
- Lentils
Its approximate profile is:
- Protein: 26%
- Fat: 16%
- Energy: 408 kcal per cup
The recipe still contains multiple animal species because turkey liver is included.
It should therefore not be treated as a strict single-protein duck food.
Rating: 4.2/5
5. Tiki Dog Born Carnivore Lamb — Most Calorie-Dense Dry Option Reviewed
Born Carnivore Lamb provides the highest stated calorie density among the Chicken, Duck, and Lamb recipes reviewed.
Its first ingredients are:
- Lamb
- Lamb meal
- Peas
- Lamb liver
- Lentils
Its current approximate analysis is:
- Protein: 26%
- Fat: 16%
- Fiber: 4.5% maximum
- Energy: 460 kcal per cup
The recipe looks lamb-focused initially, but it also contains natural chicken flavor and chicken fat.
It is therefore unsuitable when complete chicken avoidance is required.
Rating: 4.1/5
Are Born Carnivore Recipes Grain-Free?
Yes. The current Born Carnivore recipes are grain-free, but grain-free does not mean carbohydrate-free.
The dry recipes replace traditional grains with ingredients such as:
- Peas
- Lentils
- Chickpeas
- Tapioca
Owners comparing grain-free and grain-inclusive dog food should therefore look at the complete carbohydrate structure rather than judging a recipe solely by the absence of corn, wheat, or rice.
Are Peas and Lentils Automatically Better Than Grains?
No. Peas and lentils are legitimate food ingredients, but their presence does not automatically make a formula healthier or easier to digest than grain-inclusive food.
They provide:
- Carbohydrate
- Fiber
- Protein
- Micronutrients
They also contribute to crude-protein measurements.
Some competitor reviews describe peas and lentils broadly as ideal for sensitive stomachs, but that conclusion cannot be applied to every dog.
Tolerance is individual.
6. Tiki Dog Petites Chicken & Duck — Best Wet Food for Poultry Variety
Petites Chicken & Duck provides a combination of two named poultry proteins in a broth-based wet recipe.
The Petites Grain Free line currently includes:
- Chicken & Chicken Liver
- Chicken & Beef Liver
- Chicken & Duck
- Chicken & Salmon
This gives owners multiple flavors while keeping a similar small-dog feeding format.
Petites products are particularly practical for:
- Small dogs
- Dogs preferring wet texture
- Dogs needing greater dietary moisture
- Owners feeding controlled portions
The higher water content changes how these foods should be portioned compared with kibble, so wet dog food feeding should be based on calories and package guidance rather than matching dry-food volume.
Rating: 4.6/5
7. Tiki Dog Taste of the World — Best for Recipe Variety
Taste of the World is Tiki Dog’s broadest recipe-variety line, with meals inspired by different cuisines rather than one fixed ingredient pattern.
Current formulas include:
- Chicken & Snow Peas Stir Fry
- Peking Duck
- Beef, Potatoes & Carrots Burgundy
- Chicken & Pasta Carbonara
- Lamb, Couscous & Chickpea
- Chicken & Shrimp Paella
These recipes are not nutritionally identical.
For example:
Chicken & Snow Peas Stir Fry
- Protein: 8%
- Fat: 3%
- Moisture: 82%
- Energy: about 82 kcal per 3-oz cup
Its ingredients start with:
- Chicken broth
- Chicken
- Brown rice
- Carrots
- Snow peas
Beef, Potatoes & Carrots Burgundy
- Protein: 8%
- Fat: 3%
- Moisture: 82%
- Energy: about 76 kcal per cup
Its ingredients begin with:
- Beef broth
- Beef
- Beef liver
- Potato
- Beef lung
Why we like the range
It provides substantial flavor variety.
Several recipes use recognizable meat, organ, vegetable, and carbohydrate ingredients.
Current marketplace data also show Taste of the World Variety Pack as one of the most reviewed Tiki Dog products.
Main limitation
The recipes differ enough that the line should not be described universally as:
- Grain-free
- Low carbohydrate
- Single protein
Some contain rice, wheat, couscous, noodles, or legumes.
Rating: 4.3/5
Is Taste of the World Good for Picky Dogs?
It may work well for selective eaters because the line offers multiple proteins, textures, and aromas, but variety itself is not a nutritional requirement.
Current customer feedback frequently highlights acceptance by picky dogs.
However, there is no need to rotate foods constantly when a dog is healthy and eating a complete diet consistently.
8. Tiki Dog Baby — Best for Puppies
Tiki Dog Baby is the most appropriate Tiki Dog line for puppies because it is specifically formulated around growth rather than simply repurposing adult food.
A current Chicken & Chicken Liver wet recipe provides approximately:
- Protein: 9%
- Fat: 7%
- Fiber: 2% maximum
- Moisture: 79%
- DHA: 0.1% minimum
- Energy: about 92 kcal per cup
Its ingredients include:
- Chicken broth
- Chicken
- Chickpea
- Pumpkin
- Sunflower oil
- Chicken liver
- Tuna oil
- Goat milk
- Flaxseed
DHA is included to support normal brain and eye development.
Puppies require substantially different amounts of food as they grow, so how much to feed a puppy should be adjusted according to age, body weight, growth rate, and expected adult size.
Rating: 4.4/5
Is Tiki Dog Appropriate for Large-Breed Puppies?
Large-breed puppy owners should verify the current nutritional adequacy statement on the exact package rather than assuming every all-life-stages Tiki Dog recipe is appropriate for large-size growth.
The brand is strongly oriented toward small dogs.
Large and giant puppies have specific growth requirements, especially for energy and mineral balance.
For this reason, a recipe should not be chosen solely because it says:
“All Life Stages.”
The complete large-size growth qualification matters.
9. Tiki Dog Senior Mousse — Best for Older Small Dogs
Senior Mousse is the clearest Tiki Dog choice for older dogs that prefer a soft texture.
Current Senior recipes include:
- Chicken, Beef & Pumpkin
- Chicken, Lamb & Pumpkin
The Chicken, Lamb & Pumpkin formula provides approximately:
- Protein: 9%
- Fat: 3%
- Fiber: 2%
- Moisture: 84%
- Energy: 88 kcal per pouch
Its first ingredients include:
- Chicken broth
- Chicken
- Chickpea
- Lamb
- Pumpkin
Why senior dogs may like it
Mousse requires little chewing.
Its strong aroma and soft texture may help older dogs with reduced appetite or dental limitations.
However, the word “senior” should not be interpreted as meaning the food treats age-related diseases.
Dogs with chronic kidney disease, pancreatitis, heart disease, or another medical condition may require a therapeutic diet with very different nutrient targets.
Rating: 4.3/5
10. Tiki Dog Flavor Boosters — Best as Toppers, Not Meals
Flavor Boosters are supplemental toppers rather than complete meals and should be treated accordingly.
For example, the Chicken & Duck Recipe in Broth contains:
- Chicken broth
- Chicken
- Duck
- Xanthan gum
Its approximate analysis is:
- Protein: 12%
- Fat: 0.2%
- Moisture: 85%
- Energy: 35 kcal per pouch
The manufacturer specifies that this product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only.
This distinction is critical.
A topper can improve:
- Flavor
- Moisture
- Texture
but it should not replace a complete and balanced diet unless the product itself carries an appropriate nutritional adequacy statement.
Is Tiki Dog Wet Food Better Than Its Dry Food?
Tiki Dog’s wet food is the stronger part of the brand in this review because many recipes place named animal protein at the center of the formula while providing high moisture and comparatively little starch.
The comparison is not completely direct because wet and dry foods contain drastically different water levels.
Still, their ingredient structures differ clearly.
Wet Tiki Dog
Common characteristics:
- Meat
- Broth
- Organ meats
- High moisture
- Small portions
- Lower energy per ounce
Born Carnivore dry
Common characteristics:
- Meat or poultry first
- Meat meal
- Organ meat
- Peas
- Lentils
- Chickpeas
- Tapioca
- Higher calorie density
Dry food is generally:
- More economical per calorie
- Easier to store
- More practical for larger feeding volumes
Wet food is generally:
- Higher in moisture
- Softer
- More aromatic
- Easier to portion for small dogs
Neither format is universally better.
Is Tiki Dog High in Protein?
Several Tiki Dog products are high in protein relative to their feeding format, but the amount varies considerably between lines.
For example:
Born Carnivore Chicken:
28% protein as-fed
Savory Chicken:
14% protein as-fed
Petites Chicken & Chicken Liver:
about 10.7% protein as-fed
Directly comparing these numbers without accounting for moisture would be misleading because wet food may contain more than 80% water.
Is Tiki Dog Low in Carbohydrates?
Some Tiki Dog wet foods contain relatively little carbohydrate, but the dry Born Carnivore recipes contain substantial carbohydrate from legumes and tapioca.
Therefore:
Tiki Dog should not be described as universally low carb.
The wet and dry ranges are nutritionally very different.
Is Tiki Dog Grain-Free?
Many Tiki Dog recipes are grain-free, but not every Tiki Dog food is.
Born Carnivore is grain-free.
Petites Grain Free is grain-free.
Savory recipes are generally grain-free.
Taste of the World varies by recipe and may contain:
- Brown rice
- Wheat flour
- Couscous
- Rice noodles
- Pasta
The exact product label therefore matters.
Does Tiki Dog Use Meat By-Products?
The current Tiki Dog brand positioning states that its recipes do not use by-products, and the current formulas reviewed use specifically named ingredients such as chicken, liver, heart, gizzard, duck, lamb, and beef.
That is a meaningful distinction from foods using generic:
- Meat by-products
- Poultry by-products
Named organ meats such as chicken liver or beef heart are not the same thing as an unspecified by-product ingredient.
Are Organ Meats Good in Tiki Dog Food?
Named organ meats are nutritionally useful ingredients when incorporated as part of a properly balanced complete diet.
Tiki Dog formulas may include:
- Chicken liver
- Lamb liver
- Beef liver
- Beef heart
- Chicken heart
- Chicken gizzard
- Beef lung
- Turkey liver
These ingredients supply combinations of:
- Protein
- Iron
- Copper
- Vitamin A
- B vitamins
- Other micronutrients
Their inclusion is one of the strongest aspects of many Tiki Dog wet recipes.
Is Tiki Dog Good for Small Dogs?
Yes. Small dogs are the clearest target market for Tiki Dog.
The brand offers:
- Bite-size kibble
- 3-oz portions
- Pouches
- Mousse
- Soft wet textures
- Small-dog-specific formulas
Owners comparing Tiki Dog with other adult dog foods for small breeds should consider not only portion size but also calorie density, life stage, dental condition, and feeding format.
Is Tiki Dog Good for Large Dogs?
The food can be nutritionally usable for larger dogs when the exact recipe is appropriate, but much of the range is less practical because it is packaged around small-dog feeding.
A larger dog may require multiple:
- 3-oz cups
- Pouches
- Small cans
per day.
This can increase:
- Cost
- Packaging
- Feeding time
Born Carnivore dry food is generally more practical than exclusive wet feeding for larger dogs.
Is Tiki Dog Good for Dogs With Allergies?
Tiki Dog is not primarily a limited-ingredient or veterinary elimination-diet brand.
Many formulas combine multiple animal proteins.
Examples include:
Born Carnivore Lamb
Contains lamb ingredients but also:
- Natural chicken flavor
- Chicken fat
Petites Chicken & Duck
Contains both:
- Chicken
- Duck
Taste of the World
Individual recipes may combine:
- Chicken
- Lamb
- Beef
- Duck
- Fish
- Shrimp
A dog undergoing a formal food-allergy trial generally requires much stricter protein control.
What Do Customers Say About Tiki Dog?
Current consumer feedback is generally strong, especially for Born Carnivore, Savory, Petites, and Taste of the World.
Current marketplace data show approximately:
- Taste of the World Variety Pack: 4.3/5 from about 1,100 reviews
- Born Carnivore Chicken: 4.6/5 from about 475 reviews
- Savory Variety Pack: 4.6/5 from about 831 reviews
- Petites Grain Free Variety Pack: 4.5/5 from about 417 reviews
- Born Carnivore Duck: 4.7/5 from about 287 reviews
- Born Carnivore Lamb: 4.6/5 from about 174 reviews
Common positive themes include:
- Dogs eating it willingly
- Small kibble size
- Wet-food palatability
- Recipe variety
- Soft textures
Customer ratings are useful for evaluating acceptance, but they cannot prove that the food improves immunity, cures digestive problems, or treats disease.
Is Tiki Dog Expensive?
Tiki Dog is generally positioned above budget and mainstream dry-food brands, particularly when wet food is used as the sole diet.
Small wet portions can become expensive for larger dogs.
Dry Born Carnivore is usually more economical per calorie than exclusive wet feeding.
The price premium is partly associated with:
- Named animal ingredients
- Wet-food formats
- Small package sizes
- Organ meats
- Specialized textures
- Premium brand positioning
Whether that premium is worthwhile depends on the dog’s needs.
Has Tiki Dog Food Been Recalled?
No Tiki Dog recall was identified in the recall sources reviewed for this article.
Independent recall databases covering records since 2009 likewise report no Tiki Dog recall events.
This is a positive historical indicator, but it should not be interpreted as a guarantee that recalls can never occur.
Current FDA records remain the appropriate source when checking recall status at the time of purchase.
Tiki Dog Food Pros and Cons
Pros
- Named meats in prominent positions
- Named organ meats in many wet recipes
- Strong wet-food selection
- High-moisture diets
- High-protein Savory formulas
- Grain-free options
- Dedicated puppy products
- Dedicated senior products
- Small-breed-friendly portions
- Small kibble
- Strong consumer ratings
- Wide flavor variety
- No current recall identified
Cons
- Wet food is expensive per calorie
- Born Carnivore uses substantial legumes
- Grain-free does not mean low carbohydrate
- Multiple proteins occur in many recipes
- Not designed for elimination diets
- Small portions can be impractical for large dogs
- Taste of the World recipes differ considerably from one another
- Some toppers are supplemental rather than complete meals
Who Should Consider Tiki Dog?
Tiki Dog is best suited to owners prioritizing meat-focused wet food, small-dog portions, and palatability.
Strong candidates include:
- Small adult dogs
- Picky eaters
- Dogs preferring wet food
- Older small dogs
- Puppies using appropriate Baby formulas
- Owners wanting recipe variety
Who Should Consider Another Brand?
Another food may be more appropriate when the dog requires strict ingredient control, therapeutic nutrition, or economical large-volume feeding.
Consider alternatives for:
- Dogs undergoing elimination trials
- Dogs requiring hydrolyzed protein
- Dogs requiring prescription diets
- Large dogs fed exclusively wet food on a tight budget
- Owners wanting legume-free kibble
- Owners wanting grain-inclusive dry food
- Large-breed puppies when large-size growth suitability cannot be confirmed
Final Verdict: Is Tiki Dog Food Worth It?
Yes. Tiki Dog is a strong premium choice for small dogs and wet-food feeding, with Petites Grain Free and Savory representing the best parts of the current lineup.
Our best overall choice is Petites Grain Free Chicken & Chicken Liver because it combines:
- Chicken
- Chicken liver
- High moisture
- Moderate calorie density
- Small-dog-friendly portions
For owners wanting maximum animal protein in a wet format, Savory Chicken Recipe in Broth is particularly strong at 14% protein and only 2% fat as-fed.
For kibble, Born Carnivore Chicken, Peas & Lentils is our preferred dry option because it provides:
- 28% protein
- Chicken first
- Chicken meal second
- Chicken liver fourth
- 377 kcal per cup
The tradeoff is its reliance on:
- Peas
- Lentils
- Chickpeas
- Tapioca
Taste of the World is the strongest option for flavor variety, while Baby and Senior provide more specific life-stage choices.
Final Rating: 4.4/5
Best overall: Petites Grain Free Chicken & Chicken Liver
Best dry: Born Carnivore Chicken, Peas & Lentils
Best high-protein wet food: Savory Chicken Recipe in Broth
Best for: small dogs and picky eaters
Main strength: meat-rich wet foods with named animal ingredients
Main drawback: high cost and legume-heavy grain-free kibble
Tiki Dog is strongest as a premium wet-food and small-dog brand. Its dry Born Carnivore range is good, but the wet formulas provide the most distinctive reason to choose Tiki Dog over competing brands.



