🐶 Premium Air-Dried Beef Dog Food: Real Meat for Optimal Nutrition Review

I tried to buy it directly from their website but it didn't work. Luckily I found it online and my dog loves it. I use it primarily as a sumptuous treat, but occasionally add it to meals. I love that this is a natural product and is good for my dog. I will keep buying.

My dogs are very picky but they love this product. It's also great to take on road trips when it's difficult to cook meals for them. It's actually a little wet out of the box, but even if it sits for a while and dries out a bit, it's still going to be eaten. Definitely recommend!

This is the 8th time I have bought this product. Food but what I got today wasn't very good, everything was powdery and broken into very small pieces, it's almost like I got the bottom of a barrel. Very disappointed.

This product has most parts less than a dime. Lots of pea-sized parts and lots of dust. Compared to smaller packs that have full size portions and are easy to stack as little food is left in the bag. The photo shows the contents of a 2 pound bag as an example only.

While I like the quality of this product for training my dogs, the pieces are too big. So I spend a lot of time just tearing each rectangle into small pieces to benefit my study sessions. When training, we need to do it fast, so it takes too long to break them during training. Is there any chance you can make very small square parts e.g. e.g. 1/4" x 1/4"?

Therefore I give 3 stars as FOOD but 5 stars as treat. When I got the recommended amount, my 8 lb Shih Tzu was incredibly hungry. She started snapping at food and barking at her bowl. It states that 1 ounce dry is equivalent to 3 ounces of regular food and care must be taken not to overfeed. She usually ate 4 ounces of regular raw Stella and Chewy's. I gave her the amount needed for a 10 pound dog and it just wasn't enough to fill her tummy. She likes it a lot so I switched her to Fresh Pet as…

So my 16lb Shitzu was born with a weak immune system and suffered from ear infections, skin problems and misery for the first 7 years of her 9 year old life. I can't believe how much money I've spent on vets and pet shops to get their help. 2 years ago I finally found a vet who thought it was a food allergy. She removed ALL commercial pet foods and had me started on a diet of pinto beans and sweet potatoes while ordering an allergy test. Of course, my girl had numerous reactions to grains…