You are given a review of Amazon's food products. Your task is to divide them into two classes: negative or positive, depending on the content of the review.
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Question: Our cocker spaniel is now nearly 10 years old, and the solid gold food I'd been feeding him suddenly changed its formulation over a year ago(with no notice on the packaging), and he became subject to unexplained stomach upsets. After the contaminated food scare even tho Solid Gold was not recalled, I decided to switch, and this formulation is perfect for him to not gain too much weight. Newman's own is a brand I totally trust and have bought snacks for my human baby as well for years. After a year on this food, my dog is doing fine, but I do notice a need to supplement with fish oil for a healthier coat. That may be age related as well. But the stomach upsets have stopped. And I feel better knowing I am not exposing him to additional pesticides and hormones by going mostly organic with this formula.

Answer: Positive

Question: I don't know. Maybe I'm just not putting the right "yummy goodness" inside. This toy, though durable and a novel idea, doesn't hold either of my dogs' interest. Not even our beagle (who tells everyone she's STARVING and we NEVER feed her... EVER!) seems to be interested in this for any length of time.

Answer: Negative

Question: This item is listed and is identified as BLACKBERRY tea, although the image is clearly a box of BLUEBERRY tea. When I pointed out this conflicting data, AMAZON advised that they didn't see a problem. Now I don't know about you, but I want to KNOW if I would receive blackberry or blueberry tea. They are not the same thing. Sometimes Amazon's stupidity simply amazes me.

Answer:
Negative