K9 Natural Grain-Free Freeze-Dried Dog Food Chicken 1.1lb

Kitchen aid coffee grinder. Add water then Mix into bowl with fork..goes onto lick mat well unless you'd like to feed another water.. Pricey however blessing to afford this at moment and then will continue as topper if we can continue in future using as meal replace. Dog coat is shiny and he is a very healthy 5 pound Chihuahua.. I give him 1 and a half cups daily which keeps him at a good weight and loosing. Good so far..He's been on it for 4months now.

The packaging of this product was great. I have been buying this product for at least three years. This is the first time it has came packaged correctly. Great job. Thank you so much.

I bought this food for my 5 year old Bull Terrier that has food and environmental allergies. She loves the food and doesn’t seem to be breaking out as she has in the past. It truly has only lamb meat and lamb organs, no hidden chicken fat ( very important, she gets welts with chicken). It does have eggs which was a concern but so far so good. She still needs allergy medicine (Apoquel, if your interested.. I was hesitant for years but I surrendered. I may try taking her off of it in the cooler months) for the outdoor: grass/pollen issue but overall her skin looks great and she’s not scratching or licking herself. She even leaned out which was an added bonus. The 8 lb bag ($200) in my opinion is ridiculously expensive but was surprised that it goes a long way. One leveled measured cup in the morning and another in the evening lasted 4 weeks for my 50 lb very athletic female. You must add water, warm preferably and let it soak in 2 mins. Looks like a chunky porridge. I continue to top with a little canned pumpkin as I have in the past but she seams to lick the bowl clean more aggressively. I think she likes it more than regular kibble.

I received a bag made 2 years ago which expires next month. make sure to check the date when you receive it. I called customer service and got a refund.Old package was hoki&beef. Lamb was fine.

I have a small yorkipoo with a delicate stomach. He was not able to tolerate raw frozen dog food, so I tried this freeze dried food. He does very well on it and gobbles it down. The food is small pieces, which I think really helps him eat it. It is also less runny and mushy than frozen dog food. A couple of things to note: You have to add warm water to this food, and I suggest covering it in the water and letting it soak upward of five minutes. I noticed that if I didn't let it soak long enough, my dog sometimes did not digest it completely. This means that if your dog does not like water in his/her food, it may not be for your dog. Also, you may have to adjust the food until you find how much your dog needs. With my dog, I watch his weight because a pound either way is a big deal on a ten pound dog. My yorkipoo eats more than the suggested amount of this food to maintain his weight. It is pure protein and vegetables, and so far, the company seems very reputable and careful about their ingredients. The price seems reasonable for raw freeze dried dog food as well, especially if you have a small dog. For my past big dogs, I would mix food like this with high quality kibble in order to keep it affordable.

This would be close to a perfect dog food if it didn’t contain inflammatory and highly processed fats like sunflower oil. I wouldn’t have bought the product if they had all the ingredients listed. Did not see it contained sunflower oil until it was delivered. Won’t buy again unless they change the formula to not contain seed oils.

Sometimes there are crumbs at bottom of the bag. I use them over raw diet for fosters new to raw. After my trying it, fosters have no problem transitioning to raw. It smells great and must taste good.

My 1 year old rescue dog lost interest in buffalo kibble, but he totally dug this freeze dried lamb. I tried a raw diet when he started rejecting food, but chicken made his skin itch and he pulled out his hair. This K9 Lamb was the thing that finally got him interested in food again and didn't cause allergy problems He loves it. It's spendy so I mix 1/2 and 1/2 with Nutrasource Lamb and Pea kibble and give salmon skin treats twice a day. I also give him Aller-immune treats once per day in case he has an environmental allergy. He is thriving on this food and is at a healthy weight. He'll typically eats all of the K9 lamb first and then comes back later for the Nutrasource lamb & pea kibble. I'll stick with this until he decides otherwise.