COYAFreeze-Dried Dog Food, Pork (6 x 150g) Hypoallergenic & Grain Free, Made With 80% Meat, 20% Fruit & Vegetables | Complete Raw Dog Food Solution

I have an older, small, picky dog who won’t eat hard kibble type food. I prefer her to have a raw diet but as she is long haired with a beard it can be very messy! She also prefers to eat several small meals during the day so I was constantly washing her face (which she hates).This is just perfect; it’s soft pellets, small enough for her and goes the benefits of raw food with none of the hassle or mess.Perfect for travelling - I highly recommend it.

This freeze-dried pork dog food is a big hit with my dogs. It's very convenient to use, as it's much less messy and easier to handle than regular raw food. The ingredients seem to be of excellent quality, and my dogs absolutely love it.The major downside, though, is the cost. A 150g packet only lasts a day, and this adds up to a pretty hefty monthly food bill. As much as I like the quality and how much my dogs enjoy it, the price makes it a bit too expensive for regular use.

Expensive but great food!

The media could not be loaded.  My Pugzu, Harry, loves raw meat, but we can't get him to eat any kind of kibble or anything resembling a biscuit. Trust me...we've tried virtually everything!We've also tried other dried raw food, with very little interest in them.I opened these Coya pellet-like dried food pieces up, expecting a similar response, but it's taken us completely by surprise. Harry absolutely loves them. In fact, I've never seen him go so crazy for a dog food before. He's standing on his hind feet to get to them!These are excellent quality and my review is based on that. It's a fantastic product, but just far too expensive. At almost £10 normal price (just under £9 on offer at the time of review), it's just too unaffordable for most pockets. Harry would eat a whole packet of this per day, however he's still a fairly small dog. £300 per month is just beyond affordable. Times that by 4 for a large dog and £1200 a month is unimaginable.Definitely recommended for quality, etc, which is why I've given this 5 stars. As a daily feed, however, it simply limited to those with a very large expendable income.

I am reviewing the pork variety of COYA Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food.Quality-wise, this is a fabulous product. It contains 80% meat content combined with 20% fruit and vegetables. It's hypoallergenic and grain-free, which would make it suitable for dogs with sensitive digestions (unless they are intolerant to pork, of course).This food is the next best thing to feeding a balanced raw meat diet. The freeze-dried process maintains the natural flavours and benefits of raw ingredients, and enables it to be stored at ambient temperature, making it a convenient alternative. Even if you feed raw (which I do), this is ideal for travelling as you don't need to find cold storage for your dog food. It's also a lot less messy and can be used for training much more easily.The only downside I can see is the price, especially for large dogs. I have three Boxers and to feed one of my adults per day would require 300 - 315g as they are 30 and 34Kg respectfully. As a box contains 150g, that would work out at over £18 per day EACH! I see that they do supply it in larger bags, which does make it slightly cheaper, but even buying the 900g quantity works out at £39.93 per KG, which would only last me slightly less than three days, so approx £13.50 per day!A difficult one to recommend. If you win the lottery, then yes, I would wholeheartedly recommend it.

High quality, my dogs absolutely loved this! Presented brilliantly in its packaging. The value is excellent when you consider the ingredients that are in this

I was hoping it was just one flavour he wasn’t interested in but he doesn’t seem to like any of them. Normally eats everything

COYA Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food, Pork (150g) is a rich dog food which is based on the RAW diet which a lot of dog owners are using. I do not follow this diet with my dogs as I find it inconvenient as well as not being very good at working with raw meats etc.This is a convenient product and one which is easy to mix with other dried or wet dog food. One of my dogs loved it but the older one who would be a fussier eater refused to eat it and tipped the dog bowl up which she would do when she is showing her feelings towards her meals!This is a very handy option and one I would buy for the younger dog but the price for such a small box is rather expensive for my own budget. But it is still a food which I would consider to be superior quality and one which would suit a lot of dog owners.