The Honest Kitchen Dehydrated Grain Free Fruit & Veggie Base Mix Dog Food (Just Add Protein), 3 lb Box

破損もなくきちんと梱包されてアメリカから届きました。 気になったのは、パッケージが商品ページのものと異なっていた点です。 賞味期限などは期限内でしたので問題なく使用できますが、出来れば写真と同じ物が届いて欲しかったので、改善して欲しいです。良い商品なのでまた利用したいと思います。

I've been trying all sorts of dehydrated fruits and veggies blends for dogs. This is my 3rd pick to date. Previously I was serving Dr.Harvey's brand. With them, depending on which you purchase you may need to present your dog with additional supplements to make it truly complete. Like Dr.Harvey's brand The Honest Kitchen, requires you to prep the mix with water before adding to your meat of choice. This option being grain free allows for me to add my own grains. I personally don't think my dog, an American Pitbull Terrier, likes this blend or that of Dr.Harvey's. On her owb she'd starve unless it was a bowl of meat only. That's just not optimal nutrition. Even with supplements, she would be lacking a fiber source and reasonable plant/grain based vitamins and supplements. That said this blend I make her eat via spoon feeding has been good to her. I usually rotate the proteins and grains around with these blends. This week I did chicken and herring with ground oats coupled with chicken liver and gizzards. I also added ground flaxseed and chia seeds. Lastly salmon oil is added to her food. I got about 6 to 8 days worth of food with the premix. There is a lot that need to be added into the premix for health's sake. I also present pork, beef, lamb and bison. She also gets small amounts of rice or potatoes. She's been pretty energetic on this premix. Her skin and coat looks good plus is quite soft. She gets all sorts of compliments when we are out so people do ask about her diet. Despite the fact this does come with supplements in the premix, I still give my girl a daily multivitamin considering it has probiotics. The only con I have with this is the fact the premix doesn't come with a measuring spoon. Luckily I have my own that was used to measure the recommended amount for my dog. Dr.Harvey includes a measuring cup in their bags. Price wise, I find this to be expensive. It comes up to a little over 100 dollars for the month and this is not includr the price of protein and supplements I buy. Dr.Harvey is no better with their price point. Lastly, I wish this company made trial sizes. This blend may not be well liked or tolerated so to spend 24 dollars plus on it without knowing if your dog will like it not the wisest. Overally, since I don't think this is cost effective, I will rotate this premix around with my own home made recipes. While it cheaper to buy this as buying all the listed ingredients outright will out cost this box, food doesn't need to be this complicated. Lastly, packaging is a waste. My order came in a huge box with some fairly thick cardboard. While it can be recycled, the packaging can be reduced

I am so happy to have found this food. My girl always had fruit and veggies fresh with each meal. That is until the senior years hit. But I am thrilled to have her eating them again. I ordered the base mix, them cook up different proteins and she is happy and so am I. Plus, it’s human grade. I feel so good being able to get this food for my best friend. Thank you Honest Kitchen I would have sent you a picture, but she simply refuses and turns her head away. Lol

Great product and easiest way to add extra fruits and veggies to your dog's diet. I actually add bone broth to re-hydrate the food but plain water works too. Even the picky eaters that rather play with the berries than eat them get their fiber and vitamins this way. Make it ahead and with the subscription safe even more perfect set up. I can definitely recommend this product.

I have been feeding home cooked diet for my 12 yrs old Pom for several years. I firmly believe in food therapy and feeding a wide variety of food can keep you healthier. I bought Preference as a vegi alternative to my cooking, and use it 2 days per week. Since i live by myself, I've trouble consuming large variety of fresh vegetables. So offering variety has been the biggest challenge for me. Preference solves this problem because I don't buy much of sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and spinach myself. My Pom has been suffering from IBD also, so there are always limitations to food. After feeding Preference, he poops a lot more. His stool is firm, with no adverse reaction so far. One star off because not all ingredients are organic. I find the 50% meat + 50% (by volume) base mix portion very weird. Home cooked diet is usually measured by uncooked or cooked weight instead of volume. Since this base mix already has calcium added, feeding more/ less than recommended may cause inappropriate consumption of calcium level. I do hope that THK can provide more info to feeding guidelines.