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The Honest Kitchen Dehydrated Whole Grain Beef Recipe Dog Food, 10 lbs.
Description
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The Honest Kitchen believes human grade, whole foods provide pets the best nutrition possible. This whole grain recipe is made with uncompromising quality control standards using real, whole food ingredients, like ranch raised beef, that are gently dehydrated to maintain nutrients & taste. To meet our human grade standard, we use the same whole foods you'd recognize in your own kitchen, and make this recipe in a human food facility. Just add warm water and wait three minutes for a tasty, homemade meal that you and your pets will love!
- - Just add warm water for a wholesome & delicious meal that rehydrates to 4x its weight. See back of packaging for full instructions. Serve alone as a complete easy homemade meal, or use as a topper to dry food
- - RANCH RAISED BEEF & ORGANIC WHOLE GRAINS: The Honest Kitchen Whole Grain Beef dog food is made with real whole food ingredients like ranch raised beef, organic oats, carrots & apples, which are gently dehydrated for maximum flavor & nutrient retention and easy digestion
- - SUITABLE FOR ADULT & SENIOR DOGS: Complete & balanced nutrition for adult dogs of all breeds and sizes including adult and senior dogs
- - HUMAN GRADE: Unlike most pet food, which is feed grade, this recipe is 100% human grade - made with human grade ingredients and produced in a human food facility. That means higher quality ingredients and more safety standards, just like you'd expect from your own food
- - WE SAY NO TO: This recipe contains no preservatives, by-products, fillers, GMO ingredients, corn, wheat or soy
- - NATURAL & MADE IN THE USA: This natural dog food is made with ingredients you'd recognize from your own kitchen, and made in the USA with trusted sources from around the world
Specifications
| SKU | 3326621 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | Adult |
| Primary Flavor | Beef |
| Primary Brand | The Honest Kitchen |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 10 LBS |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Beef |
| Lifestage | Adult |
Pet Sizing
| Breed Sizes | Most Sizes |
|---|
Item Dimensions
| Length | 5.56 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 11.68 IN |
| Width | 9.56 IN |
Ingredients
Dehydrated beef, organic oats, organic barley, organic flaxseed, dehydrated potatoes, dehydrated carrots, dehydrated eggs, dried apples, dried parsley, dried cranberries, dehydrated spinach, minerals (tricalcium phosphate, potassium chloride, choline chloride, zinc amino acid chelate, iron amino acid chelate, potassium iodide, copper amino acid chelate, sodium selenite), taurine, vitamins (vitamin E supplement, vitamin B12 supplement, thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), calcium pantothenate (vitamin B5), riboflavin (vitamin B2), vitamin D3 supplement).
Guaranteed Analysis
Protein min 22.5%, Fat min 8.5%, Fiber max 5.8%, Moisture max 9.5%.
This dehydrated dog food will expand after you add water to it so a 10 lb Box equals 40 lbs of fresh food. To serve, simply add warm water, wait 3 minutes, and serve for a fresh, wholesome and delicious meal!
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Great addition to meal time
Jennifer S.
Originally posted on The Honest Kitchen
Can't wait to eat her food
Anne T.
Originally posted on The Honest Kitchen
The best food ever
Glenn M.
Originally posted on The Honest Kitchen
Our dog enjoys this dehydrated food with some ground beef. Easy for to eat since she only has a few back teeth.
Susan H.
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Weight Loss assist
Todd W.
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Healthy Choice
Rhonda C.
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Really grateful to The Honest Kitchen
Po C.
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More satisfied with less food than kibble!
Katherine L.
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Questions
What does it cost to feed a 40 pound dog a 15 pound dog and a 35 pound dog a month
- I have a 90 pound golden and I feed him one cup in the morning one cup at night go through about a bag a month costs around 90 bucks I do not prefer the one with the grain I don’t get any skin issues my dog is super healthy I supplement sometimes with Dr. MARTY I’m obviously a person that is research food to the point that my ferr baby only gets the best of the best
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When u use dehydrated mix as a topper, do u mix it dry with puppies other wet dog food? Or do u mix the Honest Kitchen dehydrated dry mix with water first and just top the puppy’s wet food? Thank you.
- We have our 40 lb 6 month old puppy on a partial raw diet. We mix about 1/2-1 cup of the whole grain beef HK dehydrated food with about half a pound of her raw mix. She loves it a eats every bit. Although the raw seems to be more appealing to her alone, she does like and tolerate the HK dehydrated by itself. I also sometimes mix in a handful of HK whole grain beef kibble as well.
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I'm having a hard time deciding between Fromm kibble and honest kitchen dehydrated dog food. I think honest kitchen is an excellent food but it's a little pricey. Is their a better choice here? Please explain? (The honest kitchen food is not raw but cooked at 165 degrees.)
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This is Kyro, my 1st dog I've had for 7 months. In 7 months he went from 75lbs to 85. Was feeding 2 cups twice daily of "Diamond All Natural Beef Meal & Rice" with piece of Roast Beef with a teaspoon of some kind of gravy & 1 Milkbone, 1 bully stick, 2 Grain fee treats daily. I cut back to 1 cup with Roast beef twice daily. I don't want to starve him but I want to keep his defined stomach. He won't eat unless the Roast beef & gravy is in his food. Bag of food says 4 cups daily. Any suggestions?
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My 2 yo Lab/Ridgeback is 86 lbs yes overweight and has a urine ph of 5. I have her on grain free Taste of the Wild venison/buffalo 2.5 cups daily. Without spending $80.00 for a 17 lb bag of Royal Canin So , what dry food or treatments might you recommend for Rylee?
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Hi I have a puppy who my vet wants me to take off of beef to see if this is the case. My 2 German Shepards get raw meat which most the puppy will no longer be allowed but she loves it! I've got beef free and grain free dry food for her but have also been looking into homemade dog food with meat. Would it be ok to feed her the day biscuits in the morning and a homemade recipie at night? My main concern is that she will be lacking vitamins and nutrients. Thank you!
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Years ago the vet recommended grain free food. A few months ago after news talked about grain free food being bad for the heart, we switched from Fromm Salmon Tunalini Grain Free to Coast + Range Beef with brown rice. I thought the ingredients in C+R seemed good, but for the last 6-8 weeks, his groin has been puffy/saggy. He's also gassy & not excited to eat lately. The vet did not feel anything unusual inside. Could this be from the brown rice? Thoughts on the food? Recommendations? Thank you!
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I'm in the process of switching my dog over to the honest kitchen dehydrated dog food. So far she is doing fine but I've read some reviews that said their dog was having more frequent bowel movements and that the stool was larger with bits of undigested food in it. Is this normal or would this be something to be concerned about? So far she has only been in this food for a few days. Please explain, thanks!
What is the best food to feed a 55-pound highly active hound? I was told to switch to grain free, but her stool has been mucous like and runny. I've tried Redford Naturals Limited Ingredient (I've tried chicken, beef, sweet potato) and American Journey Limited ingredient (lamb). Just looking to find the best dog food for a very active hound that won't break the bank. Also, I'm concerned with all this news of heart problems linked with specific foods.