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Recommendations for shelf-stable, high-quality wet or dry food
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Dana S
ParticipantI feed my small dog Nom Nom Fresh Dog Food, but I live in an area prone to hurricanes, especially in the fall. When storms hit, I can be without power for up to a week, so I need a shelf-stable, high-quality wet or dry food as a backup.
I plan to slowly transition to the backup food this fall and stick with it through the end of hurricane season.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Mighty Michael
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malomurd
ParticipantShelf stability means food that can be stored safely at room temperature for some time without spoiling, losing nutrition, or growing harmful microbes. High quality means good ingredients, balanced nutrition, transparent sourcing, and minimal undesirable additives. Having good shelf-stable options pays off for convenience, emergency prep, travel, or reducing food waste.
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