Review on 🐶 Monument Freeze Dried Dog Food - Raw Superfood Protein, All Natural, Limited Ingredients for Topper or Treats by Erica Johnson

It's sold as a food, topper or treat but I probably won't buy it again because our raw dog won't bother unless I add his meat topper and It doesn't rehydrate when I add water. We usually feed our dog freeze-dried raw food, so I'm familiar with these foods. We use Stella and Chewy as well as Primal and both soak it up pretty quickly when you add water and soften up like real raw food. let them take water to rehydrate them. I like to feed rehydrated food to allow it to return to its natural state before drying. They remain rock hard even after a few minutes in warm water. I gave my dog a piece as a treat, she threw it up and played with it for a while but didn't eat it. So she's not too impressed. I had to put fresh beef on top and mix it in and then she ate it. costs finally. At $18.50 for 4.2 oz, it's a lot more expensive than what I usually buy, which is about $36 for 18 oz. So that's more than double as I would have had to buy 4 packs to almost fit my 18oz bag. Or 16.8 ounces for $74. That doesn't make it good for us, other than she would eat it as a reward, which doesn't seem to be happening. Thank you for reading my review Becky Brooks.