InstinctFreeze Dried Raw Meals, Natural Dry Dog Food, Grain Free - Cage Free Chicken, 25 oz. Bag

I initially bought this because I find it so gross that almost all kibble has either soy, pea or lentil protein in it these days. You can’t convince me legumes are good for dogs, it’s just cheap filler like wheat, corn, or rice except with a little more protein and a higher potential for them to be allergic to it. The kibble that I like the ingredients of, my dog doesn’t like the taste of. So I was like, ok, I’ll finally commit to an expensive food and give that a try. So I chose this, I love the ingredients, I was skeptical when about the bag size -22oz- but it’s freeze dried so I was hoping it was just ultra light and there would be more servings in it than maybe I thought. But no, the downside of this food is that if I feed my dog 3 cups a day, the recommended amount for weight loss for her size and weight, the bag lasts 5 days and therefore costs about $10/day. If I feed her 2 cups a day and supplement with kibble it’s a little more affordable at like $7/day but that’s still pretty insane for me to wrap my mind around. Yes she’s my furbaby and I’m investing in her health or whatever, but it’s a lot more than I was expecting to spend when I first purchased this food. I think it might even be more expensive than the Farmer’s Dog and Sundays and all those customized to your dog meal delivery brands that I’ve been unwilling to try in the past because the pricetag got me (I actually did place a Sundays order once but they never fulfilled it, but that’s a story for another review)I will say, this is a great product: her digestion is immaculate with this food, she loves the taste, it’s got good ingredients. I think she’s visibly a little less chunky than she previously was, without her begging endlessly for more food, which she has the bad habit of doing, so I think this food sits really well in her stomach and makes her feel more full than other foods. The price tag is just hard to take! I’ve used four bags so far and I have another one on the way because I really do think it’s incredibly good for her, but I’m still reeling at the price, I just don’t think it’s going to be possible for me to keep paying for this product.

Our favorite shelf stable treat. Our dogs love them, they don’t cause diarrhea, and one of the healthier dog treats on the market.

I don’t have dogs but I buy this for my ferrets since we don’t do raw meat often and one of them is extremely picky. I go through a bag at least once a month for two ferrets. They both love it and they haven’t had a problem with it at all since they been eating it for a few years now. Is definitely pricey but I do the subscription so I have save a few bucks.

My dogs enjoy eating the raw beef and raw chicken food. I previously used the frozen medallions for one of my dogs. I loved it when he ate that kind because his bathroom didn't need to be picked up because it would turn into powder and then just disappear. Whereas this kind, the freeze- dried, leaves a big lump when he goes outside. It definitely needs to be picked up right away.

Have purchased these on several occasions for my 2 dogs. Both love them and we used them as training treats. They are a tad expensive, but the quality is worth it and the dogs can't get enough of them. Soft enough that you can crumble them as a topping or add to their meals whole.

I had a blood series run for my 2-year old Shih Tzu, and his bloodwork came back with glowing numbers! The vet asked me what I was feeding him because “His numbers are better than my own!” 🤣 I love this Freeze-Dried Raw food because it can be kept for years, if necessary. It’s neat and convenient.

I have a golden doodle puppy who just turned 1 and a 2 year old shihtzhu, both of which love this added to their meals. It helped the puppy put on a bit of weight and gets them both to eat their meals without getting distracted and playing. lol.

These make the best training bits for even my tiny Pomeranian