No! Most commercially produced freeze-dried dog foods have been cooked before being freeze dried thus removing all nutritional value from them unless specifically stated on their packaging stating otherwise but still retain moisture making them unsuitable for long term storage because they will eventually get mouldy (dry) which can cause sickness/death if consumed (not all but most are fine after reconstituted with water). Some companies sell their own dehydrated raw dog food which can be considered safe however not ideal due lack of nutrients because they have not been freeze dried before they are dehydrated however some do offer higher quality options with better ingredients including real meat etc which make them ideal for long term storage especially if stored correctly in dark cool places like basements away from children's reach as well as ensuring that there are no rodents living under your basement floor!