Fresh Frenchie uses human-grade salmon and air-drying (not heat processing), which costs more to produce. However, because it's nutrient-dense, your Frenchie needs less per meal—so the cost per feeding is comparable to premium kibble. Plus, many customers save hundreds in vet bills and Apoquel prescriptions by addressing allergies at the root cause instead of managing symptoms.

Fresh Frenchie has a 95%+ acceptance rate with French Bulldogs because we preserve natural salmon flavor through air-drying (not destroyed by high heat like kibble). Most Frenchies eat it enthusiastically from day one. We also offer a 14-day money-back guarantee—if your Frenchie doesn't love it, you get a full refund. No risk to try.

No. Transition gradually over 7-10 days by mixing increasing amounts of Fresh Frenchie with their current food. Start with 25% Fresh Frenchie / 75% old food for days 1-3, then 50/50 for days 4-6, then 75/25 for days 7-9, then 100% Fresh Frenchie by day 10. Most Frenchies transition smoothly with no digestive upset.

Most customers notice reduced scratching within 7-14 days. Visible skin healing typically starts around week 3-4. Full coat transformation (shinier, softer, thicker) usually appears by week 6-8. We guarantee a shinier coat within 14 days or your money back. Some Frenchies show improvement even faster.

No. Fresh Frenchie is shelf-stable and requires zero refrigeration, unlike fresh or raw food. Store it in a cool, dry place like your pantry. Once opened, the resealable bag keeps food fresh for weeks. Perfect for travel, camping, or just easy everyday feeding—no freezing, no thawing, no mess.

Fresh Frenchie is nutrient-dense, so your Frenchie needs less than kibble. A typical 25 lb Frenchie eats about 1 cup per day (split into 2 meals). We provide feeding guidelines on every bag based on weight. Start with our recommendations and adjust based on your Frenchie's activity level and body condition. Most customers are surprised how little they need.

French Bulldogs have uniquely compressed digestive systems that can't process "all breed" kibble the same way larger dogs can. Ingredients like chicken (the #1 Frenchie allergen), corn, and wheat cause gut inflammation that shows up as skin allergies. Fresh Frenchie is formulated exclusively for French Bulldog biology—salmon-based (not chicken), air-dried to preserve omega-3s for skin health, and includes probiotics for their sensitive digestion.

Many customers successfully transition from prescription food to Fresh Frenchie and see better results because we address the root cause (gut inflammation from improper food) rather than masking symptoms. However, we always recommend consulting your vet before making changes, especially if your Frenchie has a diagnosed medical condition. Fresh Frenchie is AAFCO and WSAVA-compliant for all life stages and formulated by veterinary nutritionists.