- Is this food good for puppies?
- Yes. It is formulated as complete and balanced for puppies as well as adult and senior dogs. The maker lists small and medium breed puppies as a fit, so large-breed puppy feeding should follow your vet's guidance.
- Is it safe for dogs with chicken allergies?
- The recipe uses beef, lamb and pork rather than chicken, and it is grain- and legume-free. Check the full ingredient panel for any chicken fat or other poultry-derived ingredients before relying on it for a severe allergy.
- How is it different from Open Farm's single-protein recipes?
- This one blends three red meats and adds freeze-dried raw chunks, while single-protein recipes center on one animal. Choose the blend for variety and picky eaters, and a single protein if you are isolating a suspected allergen.
- Does it contain grains or legumes?
- No. It is grain-free and legume-free, with pumpkin and sweet potato among the superfoods. That makes it an option for owners avoiding those ingredients.
- How should I store and transition to it?
- Keep the bag sealed in a cool, dry place because of the raw coating and chunks. Switch gradually over about a week, mixing increasing amounts with the old food, to avoid digestive upset.
- What is in the bag?
- It is a bag of dry kibble coated in beef bone broth and freeze-dried raw, with freeze-dried raw chunks mixed through. The recipe includes grass-fed beef, pasture-raised lamb, humanely-raised pork, pumpkin and sweet potato.
- Where is the Open Farm Grain Free Front Range Red Meat cheapest?
- At eBay, for $26.84, 23% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Open Farm Grain Free Front Range Red Meat?
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 132 ratings. Buyers like: Dogs love the taste; High-quality ingredients and brand; Nearly-raw, high-quality kibble.
- Where can I buy the Open Farm Grain Free Front Range Red Meat?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Polkadog, Open Farm, PetSmart, Pet Supermarket, Blain's Farm & Fleet.