This food is of highest quality I have seen and the fish formula that has a great glucosamine content is especially appreciated as it is hard to find a good quality food with the ingredients you are looking for. The only qualm I have is the price,it is quite expensive for the amount you receive. Paying for quality just goes with the territory but there are just as good (not quite the quality of Nutrience tho) of food available for a much better price.

This food made my dogs coat and energy levels go up since feeding it to them. The small kibbles and freeze dried bits were awesome for my min pin and 12 week old puppy. The loved the taste you could tell they were always ready for breakfast and dinner before I was lol would definitely recommend this food

Thank you for the opportunity to try this food. I have a 6 year old English Bulldog and he absolutely loved it.
I have already bought a second bag. My dog is definitely staying on this food for good. He comes running when he hears me open the bag. I have never seen him gobble his food so quickly before.

Nutrience Grain Free SubZero Dog Food is one of the rare dog foods that is loved by both of my dogs.
This dog food actually smells good. Their coats have gotten much fluffier and softer. So far so good.

My picky dog LOVES the nutrience sub zero Canadian Pacific she received to test! I definitely recommend, cocoa is the most food snobby dog I know but this was easy to ease her into. She loves the small size of the kibbles since she's a whole 3.8 lbs. Her fur looks great, she's healthy and I'll definitely keep in stock for her at home.

My 10 year old Maltese is the pickiest eater you will find. He will stare at his bowl when you give it to him, and wait for something better before he decides to eat! As picky as he is, he went to town on the Nutrience dog food. We got the Prairie Red flavor. I am very pleased with this product, since I usually get worried if he doesn't eat! It is pricey, but with a senior dog, I think he definitely needs better quality food such as this.

I received the new Nutrience SubZero Dog Food in the Canadian Pacific Formula (wild-caught fish and real freeze-dried fish)for free from ChickAdvisor.
There's nothing bad in this food.It has simple ingredients. I make sure my dog Toby gets good quality food, I want him around as long as possible. I opened the bag and it seems to be really fresh. I started him on the food he was eating all the new subZero and leaving the old food behind. He seems to really enjoy it. My dog is a picky eater and sometimes will go hungry if he doesn't want what is on his plate.

I will continue to feed this to my pup

Hi everyone I received this as a free sample to try out!(surprise selfie stick too!) Anyway it came with brochures and information package on how to transition to the food.There's nothing bad in this food.All ingredients you know of and can read/pronounce.Im extremely cautious of what I feed my furbaby,and she is picky in what she'll eat.She's a 25 lbs bishon.I started her on the food and noticed that she was eating all the new sub-zero(Fraser valley formula) and leaving the old.I thought maybe it's because it is new,but its been over 2 weeks and I just went and bought a bag.She really likes it.I wish their was more of the freeze dried bits,other than that its a great high quality dog food.Try it out your dog will love it.

I have two small Chihuahuas. The oldest one is extremely picky. Sometimes when I feed her I feel like she's giving me a disappointing look and refuses to eat. I decided to try Nutrience and, surprisingly, my dumb chihuahua enjoyed it and started eating. Now she looks healthier and her fur got brighter. I really recommend it for picky dogs.

As part of the Product Review Club, I received the Canadian Pacific formula for my border collie x shepherd.

This food is higher in protein compared to my dog's regular food, so I was expecting her to eat a little less, however she devoured this food! It's also about $12 more than what she currently gets (for the largest bag)

Ingredients listed include "Salmon, herring, hake, sole, cod, flounder, sebastes, cod liver [...] ". It doesn't say if these are whole or de-boned. I'm hoping that it's whole as it's actually better for dogs as the bones contain glucosamine.

Unfortunately, the food barely lasted 1 week, so we didn't notice any difference in her coat or her poops.

Overall, she liked it, but we're not sure if we'd be making the switch anytime soon.