The Honest Kitchen Human Grade Dehydrated Grain Free Dog Food – Complete Meal or Dog Food Topper
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Flavor Name: Fish
Size: 10 Pound (Pack of 1)
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- GRAIN FREE, WILD CAUGHT FISH: The Honest Kitchen Grain Free Fish dog food is high in protein made with real whole food ingredients like wild caught fish & cranberries, which are gently dehydrated for maximum nutrient retention & digestion.
- SUITABLE FOR ADULT DOGS: Complete & Balanced nutrition for adult dogs of all breeds and sizes including adult and senior dogs.
- EASY HOMEMADE: Just add warm water for a wholesome & delicious meal. Serve alone as a complete meal for maximum nutrition, or use as a topper to their dry food.
- HUMAN GRADE: Unlike most pet food, this recipe is 100% human grade made with human grade ingredients & produced in a human food facility. That means higher quality ingredients & 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 youd recognize from your own kitchen, and made in the USA with trusted sources from around the world.
Description
Zeal was crafted specifically for sensitive dogs. What was left out of this diet is almost as important as what is in it. Zeal, like other Honest Kitchen diets, contains no corn, soy, rice, beet pulp, or wheat. It is also grain- free, gluten-free, and free of flaxseed and white potatoes. Suitable for adult maintence; sensitive dogs; moderate activity levels. The fish is guaranteed Ethoxyquin-free. The Icelandic Haddock is wild caught using a line and hook, in the cold clean waters off the coast of Iceland. The Blue Whiting is wild- caught in the waters of Scandinavia and the Arctic. It is one of the most abundant fish stocks in the semi-pelagic water masses of the northeast. The wild-caught Salmon is freeze-dried to preserve the naturally high oil content; salmon is a wonderful source of essential fatty acids.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 11.5 x 10 x 6 inches; 10.5 Pounds
Item model number : ZR
Department : Dog-dry-food
Date First Available : October 15, 2010
Manufacturer : The Honest Kitchen
Country of Origin : USA
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Size: 10 Pound (Pack of 1)
First I must say this is an AWESOME dog food! My dog has been eating The Honest Kitchen Grain Free Chicken for a while now and it’s a very healthy, pure human grade food and he LOVES it! This food does wonders for his health and he was thriving on it. That was until I bought a box from this site. When I first opened the box I noticed that the food was very powdery and much lighter in color (see pic) than every other box I have bought elsewhere. I had never bought this food from Amazon before. I didn’t think too much about it at first, until as the days went on I started noticing that there were hardly any chunks of veggies or fruit (the usual stuff I see) it also did not have as strong of a chicken bouillon smell (that’s how I normally describe it). My dog ate it at a much slower pace than all previous boxes and didn’t seem as thrilled about it. He started burping after eating it, which he had never done before on this food. About a 10 days into this box, I started noticing he was shedding a lot. *NOTE..normally on this food my LAB hardly sheds!* so I just kept wondering about the total authenticity of this food. I can’t proof anything other than I really think it’s not totally the same food. Heres the thing...I ordered another box of this same food from The Honest Kitchens website and it was much darker and full of more fruits and veggies chunks. So I threw out the one I bought from here. As of today my dog is again very excited about the new box of food and there is no burping and a lot less hair to sweep up. That’s all the proof I need. I do whole heartedly recommend this Food, but I’m going to order it off the manufactures website where you get coupons and discounts and the food is 100 % their food.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2019 by B. Sch B. Sch
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In working in the veterinary field I've seen how important it is that pets get adequate nutrition to prevent or treat various medical issues. I've seen the negative outcomes of poorer pet food quality. I have a mini schnauzer that before had digestive issues, straining when trying to defecate, bloating, really hard dark stools, licking at the feet. He just wasn't himself and I could see and sense that he was very uncomfortable. I switched him to THK turkey and took him off of dry kibble completely. One thing I like to tell people is that I work for a Veterinarian that specializes in food therapy. So I've learned a considerable amount of things regarding pet food. Please know that although a lot of pet food companies that sell dry kibble (even the expensive brands) claim that their pet food is healthy. Please also know that dry kibble although the ingredients that are supposed to be healthy are very over processed and by the time it gets to the pet the nutrients just aren't what they should be to provide the pet with the adequate nutrition that they should be getting. THK knows this and makes food that is minimally processed and that's why I like them. They put freeze dried 100% real ingredients into their recipes that are very good for pets and their tummies. This food completely changed my dog for the better. I buy 1 10lb box and it literally lasts me 2 and a half months. So I'm giving my dog optimum food while saving money as opposed to the food I was giving him before. I use a lot of THK products including the food, treats, goats milk, and bone broth. My dog loves them all and he's so much better now. Normal stools and no straining. The veterinarian I work for actually sells only THK products at our practice. I'm wanting to try their new dog shampoo bars! I hope this review helps others.
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