Primal Freeze Dried Dog Food Nuggets, Chicken; Complete Balanced Meal, Topper...

My dog is an extremely picky eater who normally seems fairly unmoved by dry food. That is, until I started adding these nuggets, now she gets very excited for her daily meals. The texture is easy to break up and the bag is a perfect size to keep her stocked through the whole month. I'm also very happy about the quality of the nuggets, as well as the healthy ingredients. I also appreciate the options when it comes to eatability - I've only actually hydrated one of them initially, one whole nugget is the perfect size to crumble on top of her bowl as is.

A bit pricey but I have yet to find a dog food with 50% protein (turkey and sardine variety). For those who complain about how hard it is to break apart the pellets, this flavor (turkey and sardine) is usually the easiest. We have tried the other varieties.

My dogs LOVE these nuggets! I used them as a topper, and it's great. I have a chihuahua and a pomeranian, and both enjoy it very much. Perfect if mixing herbs or supplements with their food.

Good product

Love the product - my dog is 11 and this is all she’s ever eaten. I am concerned however that the product formula has changed and that the bricks are now extremely hard to break apart. I hope it doesn’t affect her digestion and good health in the long run. She has done well and is healthy and happy- I would hate to think that a change in this wonderful formula would be the cause.

I chose this dog food because it was very highly rated. My Shih Tzu has a sensitive stomach. He cannot tolerate people foods or many varieties of dog foods. He weighs 12 pounds. I feed him one and a half biscuits every morning crumbled with 4 tablespoons of water because he’s missing several teeth.He loves it. Sits well on his stomach. I compute that’s about 1/3 of his calorie allotment per day . Vet says he is very healthy. It’s very easy to take with you when you travel. At home, I’m on the subscription service from Amazon, but it’s just as easy on vacation to have it delivered to my vacation spot.

I have two toy poodles that have sensitive stomachs and are also very particular with food. They love this food and they get no diarrhea from it. I usually mix it with ground beef or chopped meat.

PRO's and CON's have left me indecisive. PROS: 1) My Dogs LOVE it! 2) No issues with digestion 3) Clean ingredients, very health alternative to current "organic" dog food. CONS: 1) These squares are hard like bricks and you must break them down in bite size pieces with your hands, which is quite difficult especially with arthritis 2) There isn't any direction provided on how many bricks are a serving based on animals weight or age 3) No Serving Sizes offered on the internet or packaging. I don't know if I am meeting my dog's needs. I have large Yorkie and a Small Chihuahua and I am "winging it", since there is no guidance 4) No mention of the total number of "bricks" in a package. Will this last two weeks? A month? I am clueless. 5) Cost seems very high for the quantity given, a friend encouraged me to give this a try and I don't know if my budget will allow me to buy the quantity needed. At this point, I have had them on this diet for 8 days and still feeding wet dog food (which is on the high end as well) because I have no idea if I can buy more. I think the cost is pretty ridiculously prohibitive, now that I actually have received the package. I suspect that I can use a freshly prepared delivery service for comparable price, who knows maybe it will be even less expensive? I honestly don't know. If I need a new bag in under 4 weeks, I'm going to look into other options. The cost for my food is hard enough to cover anymore. I do believe feeding healthier leads to longer life and lower medical bills, so this is going to be a hard decision.

Good quality - Tough bricks we have to break up small and hydrate well for our old guy since he has minimal teeth...but he enjoys it and no foodallergies!

My dog loves this. Great to hide meds , or use as a food topper

I have two wonderful Lakeland Terriers. Lily Astrid 11 years old (named after Warren Buffett's second wife) and Oliver Buffett 3 years old. Lily is extremely picky, OlieBee much less so. Lily accepts to eat Primal Nuggets without complaining. I am glad that Primal Nuggets is her brand.

She loves them

my hard to please pup eats her when I mix this with her food.