ZENOO1 reviews

Worth it, but pricey April 7, 2026

it's worth trying if your dog is picky, though I wanted cheaper. Short version first — my picky toy poodle actually prefers Zenoo over other freeze-dried brands, so I'm resigned to paying more for something he'll eat. We tried a UK freeze-dried brand that my mum gifted us and after a month it was clear he went for Zenoo every time. We’d been on a six-month subscription, paused it when we had the gift, then re-signed up because the turkey flavor is his go-to and rabbit is next on our list to try. A few practical notes: as a pup he was getting about 40 g for one meal so we were ordering four packets a month; now at almost one year he eats only 60–70 g a day so we’ll move to full-time Zenoo and cut frequency. Initially I docked a star because subscription perks stopped after the first purchase — no more freebies — but Zenoo later added small freeze-dried samples with subscriptions, so that improved things. Price is still the main gripe: freeze-dried raw is expensive across the board, not just here. If cost matters to you, factor that in. If your dog is finicky like mine, it could save you frustration. My advice: try a short subscription first, see if your dog genuinely prefers it before committing.