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Steve's Real Food freeze-dried raw dog food follows the BARF model with an 80:20 meat-to-produce ratio and meets AAFCO nutrient requirements for dogs. It adds coconut oil, kelp, New Zealand green-lipped mussels and raw goat milk for micronutrients and enzymes. Freeze-drying makes it shelf-stable and light, unlike frozen raw diets, and it rehydrates with water. It suits owners who want raw-style feeding without freezer space, though it costs more per meal than kibble and some dogs need a slow transition.
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Owners who feed Steve's Real Food praise the simple ingredient list and how well dogs take to it, often as a topper or full diet. Some note the cost and the need to rehydrate and transition slowly.
Steve's Real Food Raw Freeze Dried Dog Food is a freeze-dried raw diet for dogs. It includes coconut oil, kelp, New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussels and raw goat milk, which add micronutrients, vitamins and enzymes.
The recipes follow the biologically appropriate raw food (B.A.R.F.) model. They use an 80:20 ratio of meat to produce for a balanced diet that is easy to digest. All diets exceed AAFCO requirements for dogs.
The meats come from USDA-status farms that sell only human-grade meat and are owned and operated in the United States. The produce is sourced from the Pacific Northwest. The goat milk comes from a family farm in Gaston, Oregon.
