These grinds are perfect to use on a rotation diet and to supplement a dry kibble feeding program. It intended for Supplemental Feeding (Not a Complete Diet.)
It is less expensive than a complete raw formula, (which they also have) since it is only a supplemental food. I'm not crazy about having to deal with the 2 lb roll, but it can be sliced after being slightly thawed and then refrozen. They do have starter packs which are great to try the different flavors. (6 in all)
The best frozen raw on the market!

Pros: Inexpensive

Cons: Smallest size is a 2lb roll

I absolutely love Primal's raw grinds.

My pets did horribly on beef marrow bones - lots of intestinal problems.
I switched them to buffalo bones by Primal. Teeth are sparkly white and stools perfect.

Problem is if you have a large breed dog and a limited budget, it can take a large chunk out of 'one's' grocery budget!!

I do like it much much better than other brands of raw ( Oma's, Bravo, etc)

Pros: the best

Cons: that it's expensive

My Team of Klondike, Gurl, and Watson say this is good, but they prefer ANY commercially available food to be mixed with the veggies MaMa introduced to them.

They like their veggies from the can, fresh, or even thawed out !!!

If I'm not mistaken ( my "Malamute" ain't as fluent as it oughta be, but I'm gettin' better ), Klondike said that veggies make ALL foods taste better!

Pros: My Team says it's good !!

Cons: My Team prefers their veggies mixed in.

If this is the raw frozen pet food, then it's great. It's loaded with vegetables, meat and ground bones. They manufacture the product themselves - not sent out to another manufacturer where ingredients can be substituted or inferior products used. They have products for both dogs and cats. My cats weren't interested, but the dogs enjoy it.

Pros: Raw complete balanced pet food

Cons: None

My pet will sit on the sofa while I watch and entire movie chewing on this. Her favorite is the beef b/c she can smell which one it is going to be and when its the beef she goes nuts!!

Pros: Everything

Cons: Nothing