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Reply To: Big Dog Natural freeze dried
Hi Dori,
Thank you for getting that info from BDN! I am glad that BDN is working out well for you and your crew.
You wrote:
“I just spoke to someone at Big Dog Natural. They air dry their food at 80 – 100 degrees Fahrenheit for 24 hours.”
24 hours is a very long time to keep a raw food at 80 to 100 degrees F. Imagine taking a couple of pounds of any raw food that contained meat and vegetables and placing it outside on a 100 degree F Georgia day. Then take a powerful fan and have it blow on the food. Leave the raw meat outside in the 100 degree temps with the fan blowing on it for 24 hours. That is not a food I would feed my dog.
And pugmomsandy wrote:
“They’re bags of food do not have an ingredient or GA label. Just the name of the product”.
This lets me know that BDN is not following the regulations for labeling dog foods. That is not a good sign for me.
You also wrote:
“As I have said often in the past…..these issues that are being questioned back and forth may very well not sit well with some if this is the ONLY food you are going to feed your dogs”
The way this food is air-dried and the potential it carries for bacterial growth along with the lack of proper labeling are issues that would prevent me from using this food regardless of how many other foods were in my rotation.
Again, I am very happy that BDN is working out for you and your guys!
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