The Truthful Kitchen Human Grade Dehydrated Grain Unfastened Canine Meals – Whole Meal or Canine Meals Topper – Red meat 2 lb (makes 8 lbs)

Great for old dogs.
My dog is 20 years old and has almost all her teeth pulled. She lost interest in most foods and raw was difficult to chew. After a TON of research I found this food. It checked all the boxes I was looking for: soft food, sustainable packaging, non-refrigerated, high quality, and tasty to my dog.After switching to this food, she started eating again because she’s excited about the taste and there is a substantial and noticeable increase in her energy and overall health.

Real food
I would give 5 stars if it wasn’t so expensive. I feed 2 large dogs 2 cups a day and it adds up. I spend about $300 a month. But they love it. I feel good knowing it’s human grade food. I sometimes make a batch of chicken, rice , veggies and add to it to help with cost. My dogs are so healthy and at their perfect weight. No tasteless unhealthy brown nuggets. Try it…I’m sure your dog will thank you.

Not For Every Picky Eating Dog
I have a pretty picky, spoiled rotten (by my wife who treats him like her 5th child) Boston Terrier, who acts like a food critic whenever you place a bowl of food down for him. It’s as if I’m terrified of the reviews I’ll be seeing in the local paper, written by my dog and his last dinner. He ate Kibbles & Bits ever since he was a pup, then suddenly, at 5 1/2 years, he decided he just wasn’t going to eat it any more, and the search was on to end his hunger strike. I read all the great reviews from people who had similar problems getting their picky dogs to eat, and this food being the solution. They all stated it looked like green oatmeal (and didn’t look very appetizing), but their dogs didn’t mind the look, and ate it up. By the reviews, I decided to try it. My dog wouldn’t go within 3 feet of his bowl the first few times I made it. I finally got him to at least go over and smell it (he always does this before eating anything, and after that he wouldn’t go anywhere near his bowl. After a week I finally gave up. In their defense, I also ordered the new Amazon brand of dog food as a backup, I think its called Wag, and he wouldn’t touch that either. But that one didn’t have reviews that read like this dog food was the saving grace you’ve been searching for (written by customers who bought it, not by the seller, just to be clear). After going through this with many other dog foods, I finally decided to research what exactly my dog required for a good balanced healthy diet. Surprisingly, the required foods I would need to purchase to make my own dog food, healthier than anything I could by unless I was spending an extreme amount of money, was actually less than what this food would cost to serve him the same amount of days. Dogs don’t require anything fancy, just healthy, and if it smells like what I’m eating, he’ll do flips for it. I know make his food. A monthly supply of food for him (2 cups a day) costs me anywhere from $20 to $25/month. Much less than what a months worth of human grade food costs. The biggest bonus, he couldn’t eat it fast enough from the very first serving. Still eats every meal without hesitation (although I did learn my dog won’t eat his peas). This food may be great for some dogs, I definitely don’t know enough about it to knock it, and the ingredients are healthy, that’s a fact. But it didn’t work like I thought for my dog. But in the end, I learned that I could make his food at home, just as healthy for less money (with no added preservatives), in less than 20 minutes a week cooking time. And, my dog finally quit complaining and now eats every meal.

Okay, so I have a very stubborn miniature Dachshund who will spit out food he doesn’t like. He’d rather starve himself than eat kibble he isn’t a fan of. We had tried different types, brands, expensive and less so, different meats – you name it. The first time he has been excited was when we tried a small bag of a different brand of freeze-dried food, but they came in pucks which smelled dreadful and were difficult to break apart (not to mention very expensive for what we got), that one kind of upset his stomach as well.I found Honest Kitchen Kibble first, which we started using and he *actually* likes, but when I bought this – it’s an absolute game changer. I don’t need to worry about watching if he eats the proper amount – he finishes the WHOLE bowl, every time (this NEVER happened before). We split the feeding amount in half, giving one in the morning, other at night. It smells really good, better than any dog food I’ve ever fed him before. Like, human food nice. It’s a pleasure to make for my dog, especially in comparison to other freeze-dried food I’ve tried. I love that he get’s all of the nutrience he needs, and it’s relatively affordable considering.Will update a few months from now to see if he doesn’t get too bored of it. 🙂

My dogs adore yr product