Stella & Chewy's Tantalizing Turkey Meal Mixers Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food Topper

I am cautious about raw foods because of the fat content. This product is loved by my dogs, especially my 13 year old fussy eater. I use it to encourage her to eat, and it works. I like the turkey because it has less fat than other flavors.

So here goes. My cat and dogs love Stella. They love the beef and the chicken but for whatever reason they will not eat the turkey unless I mix with bone broth and doctor it up with other goodies. Might just be a preference for them. Going to take a while to squeeze this one in mixed with others.

My dog, Ziva, loves these meal toppers. I like knowing she's eating healthy foods. They're soft so you can crumble a handful of them into kibble to make meal time a treat.

I give this food a big thumbs up. All of my dogs give it a nose down, meaning, nose in the bowl until it's gone. They love it. I'll be buying it again to mix with their regular foods.

My dog needs to have a little wet food in the morning and she got bored with all the ones I had tried...She loves these Meal Mixers because I can mix them with some veggies as well...

I was given a bag of these a couple weeks ago from a friend, and was excited since I knew it's from a darn good brand. I've made it a habit to crush 2-3 individual nuggets on top of my dogs' food each serving (a 25lb yorkie/schnauzer mix "thing" and an 80lb pit/mastiff). The yorkie has always been a picky eater, usually electing to ignore all dry kibble unless there is wet dog food poured on it, no matter the brand of kibble (some of them reaching very high prices for 5lbs a bag). However, after I started to crush and sprinkle these mixers into his food, he *sprints* toward where his bowl goes, sits with his tail WAGGIN, and chows down, promptly eating most if not all of his food right then. I was given a bag of these a couple weeks ago from a friend, and was excited since I knew it's from a darn good brand. I've made it a habit to crush 2-3 individual nuggets on top of my dogs' food each serving (a 25lb yorkie/schnauzer mix "thing" and an 80lb pit/mastiff). The yorkie has always been a picky eater, usually electing to ignore all dry kibble unless there is wet dog food poured on it, no matter the brand of kibble (some of them reaching very high prices for 5lbs a bag). However, after I started to crush and sprinkle these mixers into his food, he *sprints* toward where his bowl goes, sits with his tail WAGGIN, and chows down, promptly eating most if not all of his food right then. He loves them MORE than the wet food! And it's healthier than the wet food he likes, too. Absolutely recommended for a potential picky eater, and for dogs, like my pit, who aren't so picky. … more

Keeping in mind that my senior dogs just recently (we're in week 2) switched to this, and I can already see a significant difference in their energy level, playfulness, and overall demeanor. I have one dog in particular that underwent double TPLO surgery last year and was diagnosed with IBD. She's been on a very restrictive limited ingredient, grain free diet, but was still picking at her food and having periodic issues. I had her on a daily probiotic and famotidine. I was cooking range-free turkey burgers to entice her to eat. I also mixed in pumpkin, local honey (for allergies), and occasionally tried other veggies, though she never liked veggies much. Since I began mixing in the turkey Keeping in mind that my senior dogs just recently (we're in week 2) switched to this, and I can already see a significant difference in their energy level, playfulness, and overall demeanor. I have one dog in particular that underwent double TPLO surgery last year and was diagnosed with IBD. She's been on a very restrictive limited ingredient, grain free diet, but was still picking at her food and having periodic issues. I had her on a daily probiotic and famotidine. I was cooking range-free turkey burgers to entice her to eat. I also mixed in pumpkin, local honey (for allergies), and occasionally tried other veggies, though she never liked veggies much. Since I began mixing in the turkey toppers, I've not had to give her any famotadine or entice her with cooked turkey burgers, etc. She has actually been looking forward to dinner time, has been much more playful and physically stronger (because she feels so much better), and has been much friendlier to my other dog; actually wanting to engage in play, which she didn't feel like doing previously. My other dog has had terrible seasonal allergies, and since switching, has stopped eating grass and has coughed less. If all of this has happened after 2 weeks of switching, I'm extremely hopeful that I've finally found the best diet for better, long-term health! I have been mixing the toppers with a high-quality kibble. I have no more picky eaters! Since both are barrel-chested, I make sure I mix in luke warm water to hydrate the mix. I don't want to risk bloat should they not drink enough water with their meal. Dinner time has become sooooo much easier for me, and clearly an improvement for my dogs. … more

I add hot water, get it mixed up and add to kibble to keep a variety of flavor to my dog's meals. She loves it.

Stella & Chewy's is a 5-Star product and the Salmnon Meal Mixer is a huge hit with my schnauzer but for some reason she seems to like the turkey less (but eventually eats it).

We are big fans of Stella & Chewy in our household, and our pup loves the beef flavor, so we decided to try a few other flavors to see if we could switch things up every now and again. She didn't run over to her bowl like she does with beef or chicken. Maybe she just doesn't like turkey? Not too sure, which is why I can't give it 5 stars. Great ingredients & company.