Hi DT folks.... Especially those that keep up with feeding our pups!
I have a question. For quite a while, my youngest has been fed Acana Meadowland (Wild Prairie for you Canadiens). He has totally thrived on this as a basic food. Still, I have an obsession to supplement his diet.
He gets eggs, pureed pumpkin, organic yogurt, nonfat cottage cheese, organic applesauce, fresh berries..... the list goes on. For a year I have been adding a couple of tablespoons of Newman's canned dog food. It is a 5 star organic tinned food.
Its not cheap and opening cans of food seems like a waste.
So..... When I picked up McCoy's monthly bag of kibble from my local store I asked about an alternative and they gave me some samples of The Honest Kitchen freeze dried food. I fed it to McCoy (as a topping ) after hydrating it and he loved it.
Any thoughts? I would love to lose the cans, Yet I get a total kick out of varying his mealtime routine.
One other thing.... McCoy has never had intestinal issues. And, he will pretty much eat anything that I put down for him. I am basically just asking if anyone here has had any experiences with this product: The Healthy Kitchen.
Thanks,
John
Portland OR
I have a question. For quite a while, my youngest has been fed Acana Meadowland (Wild Prairie for you Canadiens). He has totally thrived on this as a basic food. Still, I have an obsession to supplement his diet.
He gets eggs, pureed pumpkin, organic yogurt, nonfat cottage cheese, organic applesauce, fresh berries..... the list goes on. For a year I have been adding a couple of tablespoons of Newman's canned dog food. It is a 5 star organic tinned food.
Its not cheap and opening cans of food seems like a waste.
So..... When I picked up McCoy's monthly bag of kibble from my local store I asked about an alternative and they gave me some samples of The Honest Kitchen freeze dried food. I fed it to McCoy (as a topping ) after hydrating it and he loved it.
Any thoughts? I would love to lose the cans, Yet I get a total kick out of varying his mealtime routine.
One other thing.... McCoy has never had intestinal issues. And, he will pretty much eat anything that I put down for him. I am basically just asking if anyone here has had any experiences with this product: The Healthy Kitchen.
Thanks,
John
Portland OR