The NRG Optimum Dehydrated Raw Dog Food is praised for its quality ingredients and ease of use. However, some dogs may not find it appetizing, particularly if they are used to raw meat diets.
The food contains high-quality, human-grade ingredients.
The food is easy to prepare and hydrate.
Dogs easily transition from other foods to this one.
The dry food hydrates into whole food pieces, promoting dental health.
Some dogs do not like the taste or smell of the food.
The food is more expensive than other options.
Tip: Start with a smaller quantity to see if your dog likes it.
No, it does not contain any synthetic vitamins.
Yes, it is recommended to make the food the night before and leave it in the refrigerator.
"I have five dogs, two whippets and three Boston Terriers (one is a 12 week old puppy). I have all five of my dogs on this food and they love it, even my pick eater. I make it the night before and leave it in the refrigerator so it is ready to go in the morning and it works great. My dogs had no i..."
"I had previously fed my dog a raw food diet of frozen raw. I wanted something simpler that didn't need thawing. My dog won't eat this, unfortunately, even after I add some mix ins to make it more appetizing. When I wet the food, it smells like pumpkin and oats, like a bread mixture. It doesn't smell..."
If your dog is picky or used to raw meat diets, you might want to try a smaller quantity first. For those looking for a convenient and high-quality option, this food is worth considering.
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