Simple Food Project makes freeze-dried dog food built from whole foods rather than rendered meals, and the brand publishes an independent laboratory nutritional analysis for each recipe. Freeze-drying keeps the food shelf-stable without refrigeration and makes it light to store and carry, though it needs water added before serving. It suits owners who want a minimally processed, whole-ingredient diet and are willing to pay for it and rehydrate each meal. Against kibble it offers fresher ingredients and a shorter ingredient list; against frozen raw it is easier to store and travel with, but it is not a raw diet and costs more per meal than most dry foods.
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Owners rate it very highly, praising the short ingredient list and how readily most dogs eat it. The main complaints are the cost per meal and the extra step of adding water.
Simple Food Project Food For Dogs is a freeze-dried dog food. The recipes have been analyzed by an independent laboratory for their complete nutritional profile.
