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Are Dehyrated Raw foods complete and balanced?
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Pitlove
MemberAs the title states are they? I got a free sample of sojos turkey dehyrated raw and I’m wondering if (when rehydrated) these can be fed alone in place of kibble (with or without a canned food as well). I gave my dog the sample tonight mixed with 1/2 cup of warm water and he loved it. He is not a fan of his kibble regardless of how high quality of a kibble I feed him (currently Orijen).
InkedMarie
MemberAs long as it’s not a base mix (it’ll say so on the box or bag), then yes, it’s balalnced and complete.
I fed one bag of SoJo’s but won’t buy it again. My dog loved it but I didn’t; the food came out as it went in. I prefer The Honest Kitchen & Grandma Lucy’s.
jakes mom
MemberI agree with Marie, dog liked it but I felt it had too many vegies that went right thru my dog. It was actually the cat variety, they refused it so dog ate it instead!
Pitlove
MemberHmm good to know. I was looking into The Honest Kitchen and actually ordered some samples from them too. Grandma Lucy’s looked good too
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