Nulo Freestyle Freeze-Dried Raw, Ultra-Rich Grain-Free Dry Dog Food for All Breeds and Life Stages with BC30 Probiotic for Digestive and Immune Health 5 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Our little Yorkie is extremely particular with what she will eat but she sure loves Nulo. Each chunk is soft and about 3/4 of an inch long but I cut them into thirds and mix them with her Farmer’s Dog meals. Most importantly, is that it is single ingredient meat. If you buy beef flavor, it is beef heart, beef kidney, beef liver, etc., which is your healthier choice in dog food. Very nice product.

My goldendoodle was on a Perscription diet (Hills I/D ) which worked great but but the vet said to try weaning him off it now that he’s a year old. Every dog food I tried gave him diarrhea, including Farmers Dog. BUT NOT NULO. They have a probiotic and prebiotic built into the food. It’s perfect. No more messy cans and heavy shipment. PLUSE Nulo is rated a solid 5 star on dog food advisors (my bible). Go online a get the truth about any pet food or treat you are currently using. My dog is over 60 lbs and still growing so it’s not cheap, but well worth it.

Our dogs like the salmon flavor

The freeze dries nuggets are perfect to crumble in the dog’s kibble. They love it as treats as well. I have this on auto ship.

My chihuahua is very picky. She loves this food.If you crumble it up kind of looks like something you would not feed your dog. She only has 3 teeth so she can't eat other products so happy .

They're freeze-dried and very light.And my six pounds yorkie loves them but I do mix them with other food

I convinced myself that freeze dried raw was the best way to go for my new Great Dane, but when the bag arrived, I realized my math was waaaaaay off. I hadn't really put ounces and pounds into perspective. This food wasn't just a little bit more expensive. Not 10% more. Not 20% more. Not 50% more. No, 1600% more expensive. One thousand, six hundred percent, and that's compared to a pretty good kibble that ain't cheap on its own. (My last Great Dane lived 12 years on a steady diet of that kibble. It's not junk.)Gadzooks!The dog loved the stuff, and ate it up like candy. The downside of that is that the product is kind of worthless as a kibble topper, if the goal is to get the dog to eat kibble with more enthusiasm. This stuff is like icing on a cake. You feed a dog a bowl of kibble topped with this, and the dog eats the freeze dried icing and ignores the kibble cake. "Daddy! I wantseses more icinging please! I cute! Giveses me more icings! I so cuuute!"So the whole thing is kind of a failure from a practical standpoint. Great product if you're Donald Trump, or have a little dog. I can't say anything bad about the product, but it's priced out of my reach.I've been doing some spitballing here, and it would be cheaper to buy one feeder cow every four months, slaughter it, process it, and feed that to my dog. That would literally be CHEAPER than this product.So yeah, um, I guess maybe I'll try bacon grease as a kibble topper next time. Or see if I can find a kibble my dog eats with as much passion as my last dog ate the current kibble.Alas.She sure did snarf it up though, and it's probably more nutritiously balanced than a regular diet of slaughter beef. If somebody wants to donate $15,000 a year so my really cute dog can have nommy noms, look us up!

Very happy with this product thank you my dog loves it