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Reply To: I'm probably dreaming. . .
I get what you’re saying. I have been feeding Gracie dehydrated and freeze-dried raw, having not been successful with frozen, but I need more options in rotation so that she doesn’t get tired of any one food after a few weeks. Also, the expense of straight-up, prepared raw is very high. And, lastly, there’s the sometimes quite high fat content that is of concern (e.g., K9 Natural) in the dried raw foods. So, I’ve been on the hunt for several high quality kibbles and canned options to mix with dried raw, both to lower the overall cost and to put the fat in better balance. Does that make sense? I am willing to concede that allowing in some starches is going to be inevitable with this plan.
Here’s what I’ve come up with that could work for Gracie. The fat percentages are approximates based on the flavor that Mike reviewed.
Base Mix
Honest Kitchen Preference
Canned
Against the Grain (20% fat/protein ratio)
Chicken (but does contain potato starch)
Beef (but does contain potato starch)
Addiction (53% fat/protein ratio)
Hunterās Venison
Herbed Duck Confit
Tripett (58% fat/protein ratio)
Green Bison Tripe
Original Green Beef Tripe
Green Beef Tripe and Venison
New Zealand Green Lamb Tripe
Green Beef Tripe, Duck and Salmon
ZiwiPeak (71% fat/protein ratio)
Beef
Lamb
Venison
Venison and Fish
Tripe, Lamb, and Venison
Dry Kibble:
Nulo Freestyle (48% fat/protein ratio)
Turkey and Sweet Potato
Salmon and Peas
Lamb and Chickpeas
Nulo Medal (51% fat/protein ratio)
Lamb and Lentils
Chicken and Peas
Salmon and Sweet Potato
Natureās Variety Instinct Limited Ingredient (68% fat/protein ratio)
Turkey
Lamb
Duck
Acana Singles (56% fat/protein ratio)
Pork and Butternut Squash
Duck and Bartlett Pear
Lamb and Okanagan Apple
Wysong Epigen 90 (25% fat/protein ratio)
Chicken
Freeze Dried, Air Dried, or Dehydrated Raw:
K9 Natural (90%+ fat/protein ratio)
Venison (but does contain eggs, a borderline allergen)
Lamb (but does contain eggs, a borderline allergen)
Fresh Is Best (50% fat/protein ratio)
Chicken
Beef
Vital Essentials (79% fat/protein ratio)
Tripe
Beef
Chicken
Turkey
ZiwiPeak (79% fat/protein ratio)
Venison
Venison and Fish
Lamb
Beef
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