Stella & Chewy's Freeze Dried Dog Food for Adult Dogs, Surf & Turf Dinner, 15-Ounce Bag

My neighbor said this is all he feeds his award winning apso lhasa. Turned out my weiner dog gobbled it up too. Also bought some of the Chewey toppers too. She'll eat the old dog food with that mixed in till it's gone. From then on it's just the good stuff for my girl.

Great training aid, and has made all 3 coats softer and shinier.

My dog loves these and she is a picky eater. To expensive for every day so just give her them as a treat! Would buy more if was reasonable price!

2/13/18: My two dogs love, I repeat, LOVE Stella & Chewy's (all flavors). In fact, they love it so much that I can no longer get them to eat anything else. They were previously eating Orijen and Honest Kitchen (both high quality dog foods, as far as my research tells me) but now they turn their noses up at both. I almost wish I hadn't introduced them to this because it's pretty expensive, especially for two dogs....8/31/18 UPDATE: I exclusively fed my dogs Stella & Chewy's for about 6-9 months. They love this food. I mean really, really love it (see prior review from February above). I purchased the first bag at a local pet store and intended to give it as an occasional treat but it quickly became the only thing they wanted. Given the cost, the joke was on me. Anyway, two weeks ago one of my dogs became VERY sick with pancreatitis and cholangiohepatitis. I mean sick as in she almost died. She was treated inpatient at a prestigious animal hospital in NYC and multiple doctors on the internal medicine service stated that although there is no way to prove it 100%, they felt extremely confident that my dog became ill as a result of infection from her raw diet, the very high fat content of the food, or more than likely a combination of both. This was devastating to me, as I had been paying an arm and a leg for what I thought was the best possible food for my dogs. These reputable, expert veterinarians who treat thousands of animals each year told me that since the raw food craze has taken over they have seen a huge spike in infections resulting in the deaths of many beloved pets. It honestly sort of pains me to write this review, as I think that overall Stella & Chewy's creates good products and as a company I do not doubt their good intentions. However, apparently the risks of feeding our pets a raw diet are many and this is not information that I want to keep to myself. If you are not worried about infection (because yes I know, this is a chance you take buying ANY commercial pet food), please also pay attention to the high fat content of these patties compared to that of many other types of dog foods. Understand that like humans, dogs are at risk for things like pancreatitis when they are eating food that is too high in fat. I was most recently feeding my dogs the Duck Duck Goose formula and in retrospect realize that the fat content was probably way too high. I feel like a moron for not paying closer attention to this. It is suspected that my dog had a low grade, chronic pancreatitis for many months from the higher fat diet which then became exacerbated by an infection from the raw food (this assessment from the veterinarians was backed up by many expensive tests but I will not bore you with those details). In summary, I suppose this review is not specifically for Stella & Chewy's but applies to all raw pet food or any pet food with very high fat content. I wish that I had known some of the negative experiences of pet owners before me so that I could have made a better choice for my dogs. I don't doubt that millions of pets are eating raw without any issues, but I trust that the animal hospital was not lying when they told me of this epidemic of sorts that they have been seeing with the recent rise in raw food popularity. Many people who read this will continue to buy raw, but having read my review at least they can consider themselves warned. After much research and debate my dogs are back to eating Honest Kitchen Base Mix topped with home-cooked lean meats.

We have been feeding our Westie Freeze dried raw food for about a year. It is pricey but the difference in health is worth it. We started with Primal because we had fed our last dog Primal raw frozen. She liked it, but one time I tried Stella & Chewy's and we found that the patties stayed together a little better, they have more variety and Millie likes some of their flavors better. Besides that I found it to be just a little cheaper for an extra ounce (15 oz vs 14oz for primal.Millie loves all the varieties but Surf and Turf is one of her favorites along with Duck Duck Goose.The food comes in a ziplock bag and contains patties. You feed your dog a certain number of patties based on their weight and how much activity they get. I feed my 17lb Westie 2 patties in the morning and 2 at night. I never counted how many patties are in a bag, but I am guessing this would last at least a week. We feed her something different for each meal so I never finish one bag all at once.To feed you just break up the patty into crumbs and add water to rehydrate. Some dogs might be able to eat it dry but I prefer to feed it with moisture as it would be naturally. The freeze drying just makes it easier to ship and store but in my opinion it should really be served wet.I feed this as a complete meal but you can also add just a small amount as a topper or mixer to dry food.Thanks for reading my reviewBecky Brooks*I paid full price for this food it was not a sample. I paid $24.99. I see it is now listed at $25.99 I have noticed these foods go up and down in price so it's best to stock up when you see that the price is lower