- How do you prepare it?
- Crumble the patties into a bowl, add warm water and let them soak for a few minutes before serving. The package gives the water ratio and daily amounts by dog weight.
- Is it a complete diet or a topper?
- It is formulated as a complete and balanced adult maintenance food, so it can be fed as the whole meal. It is not intended for puppies or pregnant dogs.
- Does it need refrigeration?
- No. It is shelf-stable in the bag. Keep it sealed and dry, and refrigerate any portion after it has been rehydrated.
- How does it compare with frozen raw food?
- It offers similar raw-style ingredients without freezer space or thawing. Frozen raw is often cheaper per meal, while this is easier to store and travel with.
- Which protein should I start with?
- Bison, duck and lamb recipes are all limited-ingredient formulas. Pick one protein and transition slowly over about a week to judge tolerance.
- Is it good for dogs with food sensitivities?
- The short ingredient list and single-animal recipes suit elimination-style feeding, but check with your vet before treating any allergy.
- Where is the The Simple Food Project Freeze-Dried Dog Food cheapest?
- At petzlovefoodmontvale.com, for $57.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the The Simple Food Project Freeze-Dried Dog Food?
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 1,100 ratings.
- Where can I buy the The Simple Food Project Freeze-Dried Dog Food?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including petzlovefoodmontvale.com, Herbsmith, The Modern Canine, Pet Wants Rockville, Agri Feed Pet Supply.
