Nature's Diet Fresh Chicken Simply Raw Freeze-Dried Dog Food, 3-lb bag
In a Nutshell
- Excellent for specific dietary needs
- Issues with dust in the bag
- Mixed acceptance by dogs
Quick Verdict
Nature's Diet Fresh Chicken Simply Raw Freeze-Dried Dog Food is a great option for picky eaters and dogs with specific dietary needs. However, issues with excessive dust and food acceptance by some dogs need to be considered.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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High Quality Ingredients (4)
Users appreciate the fresh, high-quality ingredients.
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Works Well for Specific Issues (4)
Dogs with specific health issues like bladder stones and bone cancer seem to do well with this food.
Cons
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Excessive Dust (5) minor
Many users complain about too much dust in the bags.
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Difficulty in Mixing (3) major
Some dogs won't eat the food when mixed with water.
Tip: Fishing out the pieces
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners with picky eaters — Dogs love the flavor and it helps with picky eating habits.
- • Dog owners with specific dietary needs — Helps with specific medical conditions and dietary issues.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners looking for convenient, hassle-free feeding — Excessive dust and food textural issues can be troublesome.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Shaking the bag gently
- 💡 Adding warm water when feeding
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How should I store this food to maintain freshness?
Store in a separate container daily and discard if remains longer than a day.
Is this suitable for dogs with dietary issues?
Yes, this food have helped to improve the symptoms of a dog with cushion disease.
Highlighted Reviews
"I have a container that I can mix enough for four days and put it in the frig. Had seen someone post that their dog had cushings. Mine appears to have the same issue and I needed something with less fat. I have not had the problem with powder since I realized it was bone broth. I turned the bag upsi..."
"My dog won’t eat it and it sets up like concrete if let out for a while."
Bottom Line
This is a good option for dogs with specific dietary needs, but be prepared to deal with dust issues and potential food acceptance problems.