I got some to try for my cats and they did not like it at all - but they will eat plain raw chicken mixed with their canned food. I think the pre-made raw is a very big risk. I likedit at first because it was easy but the more I learned about raw food and the premade stuff, the worse I think of it. Plus - it's EXPENSIVE.
Here is a site that has some arguments against pre-made:
http://www.rawlearning.com/premaderaw.html
If you're worried about kibble being bad for your dog because you don't know what's in it, if it's clean, if it's really healthy - why trust the same manufacturers to make raw, which is in fact a diet which does require more cleanliness on your part?
I stayed up kinda late last night choping, sorting, and packing up meals for Sadie - but I got 6 weeks worth of food into bags in my freezer. All I have to do now is the same thing - grab a bag, defrost, serve. Sadie even likes her stuff cold, as long as she doesn't eat it too fast and get dogbrainfreeze. How much is the NV, like $13 for a lb? I paid less than $2/lb for my stuff.
After trying it my opinion is that it actually isn't that much better than a high-quality kibble, for what you get. I'd skip it. It's not as hard as you might think to go full on raw, and there is a ton of support online from people who have done it for years.
The way she looks at it you'd think I was trying to poison her! But she will eat fresh ground meat (turkey, lamb, beef and chicken if I could find it) from the grocery store. So I don't think it is just because it is raw. I bought two large bags of chicken medallions and a bag of beef patties and I had to give them to a friend with a more appreciative dog! 
