Meal Free Dry Dog Food (10 lb, Chicken,Salmon & Whitefish)

Everything they need without any of the crap

When my Corgi got Cancer I switched her to RawZ first their version of kibble, then went to canned food.My Frenchie now only eats RawZ and she LOVES it, food it medicine for us humans and our dogs which is why it is essential you feed your pets the best possible food RawZ!

I've never seen my dog so excited over a dry food before he could smell it right through the bag he's trying to tear the bag open like he's starving scoft down a whole bowl in record time.

She's old and very fussy, missing lots of teeth, but she can eat this easily and enjoys it. We got some wet food too and she really loves that!

After buying the first bag of this, my dog did not want to eat it. So I decided to start throwing it outside for the squirrels and other wildlife. Surprisingly, I found my dog wanting to go outside and eat it off the ground. I had to buy a second bag, because apparently, she likes it. It’s a winner!

Once I get a pay raise, I will go back to this dog food. My Australian Shepherd, Hanging Tree Cow Dog mix loves this food and feels great when eating it.

Both my Aussies love this food! It's high in protein & low in fat & carbs. I was absolutely going crazy dealing with the ingredients & ratings of dehydrated raw dog food. Plus, at $100.00 a week, I was also going broke! I discovered this food which has a 5-star rating from Dog Food Advisor. No potato, no lentils, no chickpeas, no rice. Includes turkey & chicken meat as well as organs & bones. I do use Stella & Chewy's beef meal topper.

They shipped me cat food which comes in a bright pink bag vs. Dog food which is in the orange bag pictured. Not the same thing folks. Otherwise, the food itself, which I buy locally, is decent food but very expensive. I was looking for food alternatives that where affordable for 4 small dogs. I was tired of losing my dogs too early to tumors and cancer and was hoping a quality food would do the trick. I really wanted to go with fresh, freezdried, or even raw but that is cost prohibitive for 4 dogs, even small ones. Would've been between $300-$600 a month for all of them vs. About $160 a month with this. This food is supposed to be the closest to raw in kibble form. The manufacturer has a personal stake in the quality of the food because the owner has two children who are visually impaired with seeing eye dogs. Profits are said to be donated for seeing eye dogs. I'm hoping the personal interest makes them true to their word. I've been using it over a year and so far, all 4 dogs are healthy with quality coats. Time will tell.