Anyone feed Natural Instinct Raw Food?

NeverSayNever said:
its not the same as it used to be, such a shame. Have a look at Nutriment instead.
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I haven't been feeding raw long, only 2 or 3 months. I started on Natures menu nuggets from Pets at Home and then switched to Natural Instinct. I don't know what it was like before but this isn't the first time I have heard the Natural Instinct/Nutriment comparison.
I'm really happy with everything about Natural Instinct, the service is great and I like the hassle free trays. My dog is finally managing to poo like a normal dog for the first time in his life (he is 2) so I am not desperate to change, the price didn't seem very different when I compared so what is it that makes Nutriment better?
 
I also swapped from NI to Nutriment. Nutriment is a little cheaper, but my main reason for the switch was I was finding the NI food did not last very long once it was defrosted and looked different from how it used to.
 
Hi hun, my bedlington use to have real bad pinky red skin swollen toes ear infections , use to itch and scratch all the time causing cuts and sores only to find out it was all to do with her diet!! now she has the fresh meat diet!!! mince meat, cows hearts, liver is her diet!!! the minced meat is the only one which i feed raw the others i cook for her, since i have done this i have never looked back all skin fully better and infections all gone, all the additives in the dog biscuits and canned meat are not good for dogs!!! luckly i do live 20 mins away from a wholesale meat shop where i buy in bulk separate in portions and freeze the meat, it also works out in the long run so much cheaper than buying the biscuits and canned meat!! or see if there is a slaughter house which has a shop near you, cows hearts i pay £2 or have a word with your local butcher im sure they will help you and get you in what you are after xx
 
Nutriment is a company set up by one of the founders of NI, after they were removed form NI by investors (I have no idea why this happened).

I liked NI as a product, but prefer Raw to go for cost and range. I haven't tried Nutriment.
 
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