Buckley Liberty Freeze Dried Beef Dog Food Topper & Mixer - 20 Ounce Bag

pm: it is a value if you consider the deception behind regular dog food in the form of so-called kibble. You can tell the difference when dogs eat this food - species appropriate and without unneeded or possibly harmful ingredients to their digestion. Just be sure to feed them enough, or have alternative real food or something as back up if you are short of supply - don't make the mistake we made of not feeding them enough. It is ''expensive'' or more expensive, but one has to decide on where to allocate one's resources and how to apply more of ones budget to the needs of one's dogs. Bet you could find many areas in your budget and expenditures you could change and reallocate those funds to your pets. Plus we would rather pay for good food than pay for vet dr bills for chronic or avoidable ailments - usually skin and digestion related - and likely attributed to the food (it is ALWAYS due to either the food you feed them OR due to some ''medicine'' they were given.)

United States on Jan 10, 2023

Magnolia: I use it as a topping for their food. They really love it. It is kind of pricey but it lasts me a whole month or more because it is just a topping.

United States on Jun 20, 2021

KT: Both of my dogs are a huge fan! My only complaint is there is a bit of a smell to them that is especially strong when you open the bag. The dogs sure do not seem to mind though! I will be adding these to their rotation as supplement food as well as training treats.

United States on Jan 03, 2021

Katie: The latest bag I bought of this freeze dried topper had a good number of chunks. The chunks are used for small training sessions and our dogs go nuts for them. Once we get to the bottom of the bag, there is quite a bit of powder from the breakage of the larger chunks. The powder is a great food topper. We haven't had any dogs turn their noses from our Buckley treats. If you're opposed to the fine powder, buy in store. It's really a toss up to know if you're going to get solid chunks or fine powders. We've had a mix of both bags when we order these treats (they're a household staple).

United States on Dec 27, 2020

Ellie: I bought a cheaper brand of the freeze dried dog food and tried the Buckley Liberty Dog. Following the transition of the feeds my dog has vomited each meal. I am not certain what is so different but clearly something does not sit well with my 14 pound bichon frise male dog. I’ve had to cut the nuggets up since many of them are stuck together and they’re huge chunks. I wasted $29. I’m going back to the more expensive brand. What a waste!

United States on Aug 07, 2020