Grandma Lucy's Grain Free Artisan Pork Recipe Freeze Dried Dog Food Treats 3lbs

Ma petite caniche toy l'adore mais elle n'aime pas le céleri dedans et quelques morceaux de viande sont un peu gros pour sa gueule édentée mais je recoupe et c'est ok. Ça sent le rôti de porc à l'ail avec pomme de terre purée et sauce brune hihihi Ça donne envie d'en manger.

Absolutely love this dog food. Saw an immediate change my boys appearance and vitality. They appear to love the food, it's easy to prepare and no more runny poop!

Wayy too much fibre in it to feed for meals. What ever my dog eats she poops it all out without absorbing any nutrients I can literally see the pieces of carrot and other things whole in her poop. She has been losing a lot of weight since we switched her to this there has been no other change in her routine so I know it’s this. Save your money and your dog and don’t buy this!!

Essayé avec mon chien je ne peux pas dire oui ou non facile a préparer un peu plus long par contre le miens en un cochon il mange de tout alors 🤔

UPDATE: Still using it in 2025! Its an excellent choice for ease of use and quality of ingredients. It has worked well for several dogs over the years. With a dog that has food allergies, a seizure dog that triggers on rosemary extract, and one that gets fat no matter what's she's fed, we need to be careful who gets what. With all those special needs, our budget for quality dog food has spiked! We needed an alternative to the wet food. Come to find out a label change meant a formula change. It made my allergy dog chew her legs to bloody nubs, develop a cough and get lethargic! Switched them to a canned food with more meat and less carbs and all her symptoms stopped! Needing answers, I went to DogfoodAdvisor(dot)com to discover an FDA warning in 2018 about peas and legumes causing mysterious symptoms of "canine dilated cardiomyopathy" (DCM). "Grain free" is a tricky now since makers add pea flour, pea protein, chickpeas and lentils (all legumes) to lower the cost and still get to call it "grain free"! Then our dogs eat a plant based feed! My furkids get a quality kibble they only peck at while waiting for the evening wet topper. It gets expensive with 3 dogs, so in my search for high quality, meat based food that will work for all the furkids, I found Grandma Lucy's. It fits the bill! There's nothing weird in it, except some potato but so far that hasn't been an issue for anybody. They all like it, (one dog even hoards it for later) everybody has normal (small & less stinky) poops, no chewing, no seizures and we'll see if the fatty dog stays trim. Its smells like real home cooking and the spouse is able to handle rehydrating it on the nights I'm not home. To top it off, it works out less per serving than the cans, which were ~$2.29 each. Grandma Lucy's works out to ~$1.80 per serving. A 3lb bag works out to 15lbs of wet food. 1 cup of dry (3oz) re-hydrates to about 1 can of wet food. That's a sweet savings of about 27%. It's a Win-Win! I'm hoping they all like the chicken and venison just as well as the pork! I'll update this review should anything crop up.