360 Pet Nutrition Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food – Multi-Protein with Beef, Chicken, Fish, Liver & Organs, High Protein, Omega-3s, Fruits, Veggies & Superfoods, Grain-Free, No Fillers, 1 lb – Made in USA

A fantastic food that my dogs cannot get enough of. We started our Chihuahua and Yorkie on this after the vet advised that our Yorkie had skin issues and believed it was related to a food allergy. The vet also stated that both needed to lose weight. Well, this has done the trick. Both dogs are at their appropriate weights, and the skin issues have mostly cleared up. I'm not going to lie, the food is a little pricey, as we buy five bags a month for our pups, but if it gives us a few more years with them, then I'd say it's worth it.

Dog food is very nutritious and my dog loves it. He was gaining a little weight being inside more during the winter and has lost that winter fat. It doesn’t seem to have the fillers like regular dog food. Just wish the cost wasn’t so high.

This is the BEST dog food I have purchased by far! I have 4 dogs.. 2 chihuahuas, a Yorkie, and a 70# golden retriever. All of my fur babies eat this, and love it! Check out the ingredients... no added fillers! Why buy something cheaper to save a few dollars and feed your dog fillers if you can spend a little more for high quality food? Here's how I make this... I put a cup of water in the microwave for 40 seconds. Then add about a full cup of dog food to the water. Let it sit and soak up the water. Now, place on top of their dry food, or feed them solely this. It's wonderful food, and highly nutritious for your pet.

My 4 dogs go absolutely crazy for this food. I use it as treats after or with medications. Amazing stuff with no smell. Pricey but then what isn’t these days.

I have been using Dr. Marty's freeze dried dog food for about 7 years as a topper for my now 10 year old cocker spaniel (17 pounds). It made a big difference in her coat and energy levels. I found this food about a year ago for less money and when you look at the ingredients and protein/fat and other percentages, they are very close to Dr. Marty's. I now use a mix of this food, Dr. Marty's, Badland's Ranch, and Ultimate Pet Nutrition dog foods. My dog loves them all and looks forward to her meals. My daughter who lives with us has a larger dog (45-50 pounds, 7 years old) who also loves this food. I generally give the larger dog dried kibble and use these other foods as toppers to save money, though she generally leaves the kibble behind and only eats these better foods. When she was only getting kibble, she started acting like her joints were stiffer when she would get up/move around. Since adding more of these freeze dried healthy dog foods to her dish, it has made a big improvement in her mobility. Besides giving them both better health/energy/mobility, their teeth are cleaner (the vet even commented on that, and I don't brush her teeth) and poops smaller as they don't need as much food and this seems to have less fillers than normal kibble. When I was only using it as a topper, not as the main food, my dog would still scoot her bum on the floor, but if I only feed her the freeze dried dog foods without adding kibble, she doesn't have that problem. Both dogs have less joint stiffness than other dogs their ages. I also still add a topper to their food [grind whole flax and pumpkin seed in a high speed blender until they are powder, then add the rest and blend them all together]: 1 cup ground flax seed, 2/3 cup ground raw pumpkin seeds (Winco bulk food), 1/2 cup freeze dried liver (beef/chicken from Costco/Amazon), 1 tsp turmeric, 1/4 tsp wormwood, 1/4 tsp clove. The clove and wormwood prevent worm infestations (they have had their poop checked for worms and it was always negative.) Turmeric helps with joint stiffness. If your dog scoots on the floor, you can add 2-4 Tbs psyllium Fiber to stiffen up their poops if needed, or add more flax seed. I also try to include probiotics such as milk kefir/buttermilk/yogurt/sour cream with live and active cultures mixed with a fresh egg a few times a month, and sometimes I'll add cooked pumpkin as well. Occasionally I'll give her a raw grass fed beef hamburger patty as a treat. My point here is that as far as freeze dried dog foods go, this one costs less and has similar ingredients as the others I have tried. So far, I haven't had any bags go bad, but between the 2 dogs, we go through them fairly fast and I live in a dry climate.

Ok, I have tried tons of "fresh", refrigerated, whole foods for my dogs. They've hated ALL of them! But I thought I would try once more based on someone else's review of 360. I am SO glad that I did! They love this stuff, and I have the world's pickiest chihuahuas! I use and a treat sometimes, and mostly as a topper. It's a little pricey to feed as a regular meal, but I will for sure keep buying it.