When I adopted my senior tiny dog, she wouldn’t eat what the rescue said she was eating. After a few days, my BO gave her a bit of Fromm shredded chicken canned food and she gobbled it up!
If I hadn’t switched to Steve’s Real Raw food, I’d still be feeding the Fromm (this raw comes out cheaper to feed).
When I take my dog to the barn, she immediately drags me to the garage; I think she’s hoping for more Fromm!!
I used to feed the basic Fromm in the Purple bag. My dogs thrived on it, but the only place that sells it is almost 100 away. Unless I had the funds to buy several bags at a time, the trip wasn’t worth it. But it is actually my favorite reasonably priced food for large dogs.
I feed my two middle aged dogs the Fromm Classic Adult (purple and silver bag), and I have raised a litter of puppies on the Fromm Puppy Gold, and their mother was on the puppy food throughout her pregnancy.
The reason I switched the adults over was because the Nature’s Variety was making the dogs gassy, after that company changed hands. I had tried a number of foods until I found that the Fromm didn’t. They have done well on it.
We’ve fed Fromm for several years and love it. Sometimes I get it from Chewy.com and sometimes I make the trip to the store.
Our current dog gags a bit on the small pieces so we wet it and no more problems. He loves it and gently reminds us when we’re late with a meal. Also holding his weight for the last 18 months…he’s 2 1/2.
I have three dogs (two older little dogs and a large young dog) whom I tried feeding Fromm mature adult and adult dog food (respectively). The dogs loved the taste but it made all three of them very very gassy and my big guy had very loose stool. I fed it for two months to make sure they weren’t just having a rough transition. I believe Fromm uses cheese in their formula - maybe that was the problem? I switched my dogs to Blackwood’s whitefish dog food and the issues resolved. I’d say as long as your pup can handle cheese Fromm would probably suit him/her fine 
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