The Honest Kitchen Human Grade Wholemade™ Dehydrated Dog Food, Whole Grain Beef & Oat, 4 lb (makes 16lbs)
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Flavor Name: Beef
Size: 4 lb (makes 16 lb)
Features
- MAKES 16 LBS OF FOOD: Just add warm water for a wholesome & delicious meal that rehydrates to 4x its weight. A 4 LB box makes 16 LBs of fresh food! Serve alone as a complete easy homemade meal, or use as a topper to dry food.
- HUMAN GRADE, RANCH RAISED BEEF: 100% human grade and made with wholesome ingredients like ranch-raised beef, oats, & apples. It's produced in a human food facility where our whole food ingredients are gently dehydrated for flavor & nutrient retention.
- SUITABLE FOR ADULT & SENIOR DOGS: Complete & balanced nutrition for adult dogs of all breeds and sizes including adult and senior dogs.
- WE SAY NO TO: This recipe contains no preservatives, by-products, fillers, GMO ingredients, corn, wheat or soy.
- CERTIFIED B CORPORATION We meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency and legal accountability to have a positive impact on our employees, communities and the environment.
Description
The Honest Kitchen's Wholemade™ dehydrated foods concentrate the benefits of fresh, homemade meals — real ingredients, minimal processing, and robust nutrition — into a convenient, cost-effective form. 100% human grade and made with hiqh-quality ingredients you recognize, like ranch raised beef, oats and carrots, just add warm water, wait 3 minutes, and watch your dog’s tail wag with excitement. Serve as a complete meal, a nutritious topper or paired with your dog's favorite enrichment toy.
Brand: The Honest Kitchen
Flavor: Beef
Age Range (Description): Adult
Item Form: Dry
Specific Uses For Product: Weight Management
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 8.5 x 7.5 x 4.5 inches; 4.25 Pounds
Manufacturer recommended age : 1 month and up
Item model number : VR
Department : dog-dry-food
Date First Available : May 25, 2006
Manufacturer : The Honest Kitchen
Best Sellers Rank: #555 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #1 in Dehydrated Dog Food
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Brand Name: The Honest Kitchen
Flavor: Beef
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Form: Dry
Specific Uses For Product: Weight Management
Special Ingredients: organic
Container Type: Carton
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Allergen Information: Abalone Free
Dog Breed Size: Medium
Animal Food Ingredient Claim: Human-Grade
UPC: 183413000031
Animal Food Diet Type: Veterinary Diet
Global Trade Identification Number: 31
Target Species: Dog
Manufacturer Part Number: V4
Model Number: VR
Occasion: Birthday
Manufacturer: The Honest Kitchen
Item Type Name: The Honest Kitchen Whole Grain Dehydrated Dog Food
Unit Count: 1810 Grams
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 4.3 Pounds
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Size: 4 Pound (Pack of 1)
For the past few months I've been extensively researching for a better food for my 3 small dogs, one is a schnauzer and the other two, yorkies since the the regular dry store bought kibble hadn't been doing my little ones any favors, especially in the weight department. After giving up trying to find something better at the big box stores, I figured I'd have better luck on Amazon. I came across this product while looking at the Sojos brand of freeze dry dog food and figured I'd try this one first since it's cheaper and would probably be better for weight loss and maintenance. One thing I always check is the ingredients and the nutrition panel when comparing different brands and flavors. With this particular food, I noticed that the ingredients on the list were fantastic with all of them free of nasty, harmful GMOs, and many of them being organic which is what I feed the human members of my family. Also worth mentioning, the ingredients are also human grade which is very reassuring so you know it's higher quality and doesn't contain questionable chemicals or ingredients like euthanized shelter animals (crude protein in many cheap-o brands of dog food, seriously. Look it up, it's a real and tragic thing folks). On to the nutrition; If you have a puppy or active dog, this is probably not the best formula, and this company has many to choose from. I would say it's best suited for the less active mature/senior dogs like mine. That said, since they have been eating this food, they've actually had more energy and want to play much more than they used to! The fat content in this particular food is very low in comparison to most other dog foods, the protein content is mostly from the beef and comes in at a moderate, but healthy percentage for omnivores (which I'm sure you know that dogs are omnis and not carnivores such as cats). Dogs absolutely need protein, however, too much protein can burden the liver. This formula also includes a nice panel of vitamins and minerals added in addition to the naturally occurring nutrients from the food's wholesome ingredients. Out of the bag, it's a super green powdery texture with small pieces of what appears to be fruit, oats and veggies. I have to say the first time I measured it out and examined it, I was concerned, especially when I added the hot water. However, once reconstituted and cooled, the product has a lovely thick texture and smell, which is easy for my dogs to eat and digest. For the preparation; Super easy! I just use a large Pyrex jug, fill it will purified water, microwave for a couple minutes then add in the correct amount of measured dry food from the package (which is a plastic resealable bag in a snug cardboard box). I let the food sit to fully absorb the liquid and to cool down, then feed to my anxiously waiting fur babies who are ready to gobble every last drop!! Tip; I personally like to add in some organic Turmeric into the hot water and create a lovely tea base full of antioxidants before adding in the dry mix to add more health promoting benefits. Using hot water creates a much better texture/reconstitution than if you were to add cold or cool water. The best part besides the fact my dogs love the taste and don't waste, feeding time is easy, much more controlled since I am using this to help my dogs achieve a healthier weight, and this seems to last a long time. And, since the box is smaller, it is easier to store than a large bag of dry kibble, or many, many cans of moist dog food. So far the improvements I have seen in all three dogs has been: more energy, weight control/management, better health as per vet checkup since the last. They overall seem to be happier and, as long as this product stays on Amazons subscribe and save program which makes it more cost effective, I'll continue to purchase because the quality I get from this is far better that's what seems to be out there, as for right now. Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2016 by ElectricBuddha
Flavor Name: Chicken
Size: 4 Pound (Pack of 1)
My dogs actually lie under my feet waiting for this food! I have been using for a a few months now and can see a difference in the shine of their coat. Very simple to make. You can make thick like oatmeal or add more water to make soupy. I may add a dollop of yogurt on top sometimes as a treat. Also their POOP is the most normal I have ever seen it. As for flavor I dont know I personally havent eaten it!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024 by Chloe Girl
Flavor Name: Beef
Size: 7 Pound (Pack of 1)
I switched to this brand a few years ago. My elderly dog had come to a point where he struggled to keep store bought food down. I was making food by scratch, which was a pain and I worried about micro-nutrients. Then I visited a friend who used this food and I gave it a try. My old man loved it and no stomach issues. I switched him over successfully, and my young dog. The old man passed peacefully of old age, healthy and happy. The young dog is now 4 years old and doing great! I use only full grain formulas, since dogs can have heart issues with grain free foods (check UC Davis publications for articles), though Honest Kitchen does test all food for taurine, an important micro-nutrient for dog health. Oddly, my younger dog can’t eat the kibble version. She loves it but gets too loose for some reason. This one needs mixing, but it’s way better than making food from scratch and a minor issue to ensure my dog gets high-quality, throughly tested food.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Flavor Name: Turkey
Size: 10 Pound (Pack of 1)
We absolutely love honest kitchen and my dogs have been eating it for 2+ years. We generally get the kitchen and bought the turkey as it was cheaper. The dogs breath was SO BAD after eating the turkey variety! My dogs have been so healthy and their coats are beautiful while eating honest kitchen!
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2024 by Crdn Crdn
Flavor Name: Chicken
Size: 10 Pound (Pack of 1)
I have a 15 week old puppy that we got at 7 1/2 weeks old. For about five weeks she was having nonstop diarrhea and really nasty smelling and frequent farting. We couldn't figure out what was wrong, we had her on blue Buffalo dry kibble, and had tried some canned foods as well, and her tests for worms came back negative. So I was on the search for the healthiest dog food I can find, and that's what I came across the turkey version of this at Whole Foods, even though she always ate her meal, she always ate it really slow, but I heard that a lot of Huskies are like that so I wasn't too concerned. Once we started mixing this food with her other food, I have never seen her so excited about mealtime. Now when I'm in the process of mixing it she cries out in excitement. And it finally happened, her stools got solid, and her farts slowed down and weren't as stinky. The only problem I have with this food is how expensive it is for how short of time it lasts, we ended up running out of this food, and didn't have enough money at the time to buy more of it, so we had to bring her back to the normal dry kibble. She still ate it, but you could tell the excitement was gone, and it didn't take too long until the diarrhea came back, and the frequent stinky farts came full blown. As soon as payday rolled around, I went on Amazon to see if I can find it cheaper, although it was around the same price, there was that subscribe and save feature for this chicken one that was a little cheaper than the turkey (we actually like the chicken one better than the turkey, even though she likes both, the chicken seems to mix better with water versus the turkey one which looked more liquidy so you couldn't get as much out of it ). We were all excited when it finally came to the house, and sure enough her stools are solid again and her farts are less stinky… Again. To help save money, we've noticed that she's doing just fine when we're mixing the two foods together, not sure how that works but it does. So we are giving her about half a cup of the dehydrated food mixed with water, then mixed with some kibble, she is so obsessed, she even tries to lick her bowl CLEAN when she's done, and likes to lick the spoon I am sturring it together with before she eats. There was even a point when we didn't have anymore of the dehydrated food for over a week, and I was baking something so I put water in a bowl with flour and started mixing, Our little husky came running in the kitchen and crying thinking we were making her some food, LOL, that's when I really started looking into buying her the food again, she really missed it. So bottom line, if you have a puppy that's been having nonstop diarrhea or visible digestion problems, really try this food. And if you're on a tight budget like we are, it still seems to work when you mix the two foods together, just obviously less of both.
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