COYAFreeze-Dried Turkey Dog Food, Hypoallergenic & Grain Free, 750g, 80% Meat & 20% Fruit & Veggies, Complete Raw Solution

Great product, my dog loves it

Came across this product as was recommend the brand.Started to use treats because my dog has a sensitive stomach but due to the price i got a box of these and use them as treats instead of the unhealthy/cheap stuff available.He loves them plus they are healthy.

The doggies absolutely love this dog food. It's a brand we hadn't come across before but appears to be good quality. It is from a UK company and made with a high percentage of freeze dried meat content. It doesn't look the most appetising, but must taste good as they wolfed it down a seconds!

Good quality freeze dried food . My dog loved it mixed with biscuit.

My journey with COYA Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food has been a transformative experience for both me and my beloved canine companion. This review encapsulates the remarkable voyage into nutrition that COYA offers, bringing a blend of taste and well-being that has elevated meal times to new heights.Premium Turkey Elevation: COYA's Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food takes meal times to a whole new level with its premium cuts of turkey. This single-protein, grain-free, and hypoallergenic delight is a culinary marvel. The freeze-drying process ensures that no precious vitamins or minerals are lost during cooking, preserving the raw essence that nature intended.A Symphony of Flavor and Nutrition: The blend of turkey, sweet potato, carrot, pumpkin, apple, and tomato is a celebration of taste and nutrition. These ingredients, meticulously selected at their seasonal peak, offer a harmonious symphony of flavors that go beyond satisfying taste buds. COYA's dedication to optimal well-being shines through in each bite, promoting a lustrous coat and supporting healthier digestion.Balanced with 80/20 Formulation: COYA dog food adheres to the renowned 80/20 formulation, where 80% freeze-dried turkey meets 20% specially selected fruits and vegetables. This high-protein blend ensures a clean bowl every time, even for the most finicky of eaters. The balanced approach showcases COYA's commitment to delivering both taste and nutrition in every meal.Convenience Without Compromise: The innovation of removing water from the raw blend redefines convenience. No longer burdened by defrosting, messy preparation, or space-consuming freezers, COYA Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food offers fresh and convenient nutrition. Whether stored at home or used on-the-go, this solution simplifies meal times.

The media could not be loaded.  My dog was very happy to test this dog feed for review purposes!It arrived in a box, rather squashed, but the bag inside was fully intact.It contains 150g of food. The texture is soft, so not suitable for putting them in treat bags as they break up, and they are not crunchy, so not as good for their teeth as biscuits.However they clearly taste great, my girl really likes them.Based on my dogs size and weight, the 150g portion I received is a one day allowance. At £8.99, it is just not practical or affordable for most people - that is £62.93 a week, £188 a month!If it is witin your budget though, it is a good quality product. tasty and healthy.

My dog really likes this and show no hesitation eating it . It’s freeze dried high meat content and a semi soft food , so unlike kibble it is not highly processed . The downside is the price , if I could afford it I would definitely feed my dog this all the time but that , using the weight guidelines, would cost £8.99 a day . I could not afford that . If you can afford this food buy it as it is really good quality , but you’ll need deep pockets…

Our dogs enjoyed this food - the pieces are a little bit soft and not as hard as some freeze dried foods we've had in the past.It didn't upset their stomachs and they seemed to tolerate it, plus the range of ingredients seem to be good.These small boxes are mega expensive for what you get but I think the larger bags are maybe more comparable in price to other freeze dried foods, which do generally tend to be expensive.