King Lou Complete Raw Food Turkey Freeze-Dried Dog Food
In a Nutshell
- Good quality ingredients
- Mix of positive and negative reviews
- Hydration issues reported
Quick Verdict
King Lou Complete Raw Food is praised for its quality and simplicity, but users reported issues with hydration and pet acceptance.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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High-Quality Ingredients (5)
Reviews highlight the use of simple and healthy ingredients.
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Dogs Enjoys (6)
Many dogs love the taste and texture of the food.
Cons
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Hydration Issues (3) major
The food takes a long time to hydrate fully.
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Not Suitable for Cats (3) major
Cats generally did not like the food, despite claims that it is for both dogs and cats.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners — Dogs generally enjoy the food and high-quality ingredients
✗ Skip If
- • Cat owners — Cats generally do not accept the food
Durability & Care
Factors: N/A
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How long should I let the food rehydrate?
The instructions suggest a 1:1 mix with liquid, but users report difficulties with excess water and long hydration times.
Is this food suitable for cats?
Cats generally do not accept the food, despite claims that it is for both dogs and cats
Highlighted Reviews
"My dogs took to this food right away — they absolutely love it! I use it as a complete meal or sometimes as a topper to mix up their routine. The freeze-dried pieces rehydrate nicely and have a fresh, meaty smell that even my picky eater can’t resist. I like that it’s made with simple, wholeso..."
"I opened the bag to this one a little surprised to see it looked like chewed up food. It didn’t smell bad though. We had the turkey recipe. My dog wouldn’t leave me alone when I opened the bag and loved it as soon as I put it down. The directions say to mix 1:1 food and any liquid. I used warm w..."
Bottom Line
Overall, this product is a good choice for dog owners looking for high-quality raw food, but pet owners should be aware of potential hydration issues and that cats may not accept it well.