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May 14, 2020 at 9:57 am in reply to: how much calcium in wet food!? #156741 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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Participanti am also trying to feed my dogs no dry food, only wet/canned meat and then I add in vegetables, quinoa, rice, etcā¦.trying to keep them off dry food, but am very worried I am not giving them enough of somethingā¦I give them an organic supplement with their foodsā¦I rotate supplements, and only pick the highest grade ones I can find with ORGANIC ingredients. So, same questionā¦ā¦is canned wet food enough, or do I also need to supplement my dogs with Calcium???
March 6, 2020 at 5:21 pm in reply to: dogs for the earth dehydrated #154108 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibilityjamie L
ParticipantI have MAJOR concerns about this food. #1, I bought two different types of the meat mealsā¦.Chicken and Turkey. I followed directions, added hot waterā¦.and honestly ā I saw ZERO Meat.
Now, the meat could have been dyed green by the vegetables in there, but to me, there was a WHOLE lot of broccoli or spinach primarilyā¦the patties are actually GREEN color when dried AND when wet. I then emailed them to ask them about meat content, and they basically have ZERO customer service, had ALL sorts of āexcusesāā¦see email below in between the asteriks.
They seem overly defensive to me, and not very customer service oriented. Their food is VERY expensive, so itās my RIGHT as a PAYING customer to ASK what I am getting for my money. I took pictures for them of all the foodā¦again, I see ZERO meatā¦youād think you would be able to SEE some meat in there??!! RIGHT?? I see NONE. Not in ANY of the batchesā¦I think this company needs to be investigated.
As a matter of fact, I myself am going to go ahead and find somewhere that will test for protein content ā¦I am VERY PiCKY about my dog food, and itās my right to know WHAT I am buying for my petsā¦they clearly, from below, did not like me questioning themā¦.that, to me, is a HUGE RED FLAG. Their treats LOOK like MEATā¦which is why I questioned them so much on thisā¦ā¦they said the treats are totally different from the main meals. Okay, great, but I still donāt see where the meat is in the main course food! My dogs did like the food, but to meā¦.I believe in my personal opinion that I just paid $150 for a bunch of broccoli and spinach pattiesā¦.ALSO, if they have been around TEN yearsā¦.WHY have more of not heard of them?? Too many red flags for me, I will no longer be buying their food!
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your message is very disturbing. We do, indeed, have a very unique dog food, so itās understandable that you are not used to it. However, your suggestion that our biscuits do not contain meat is entirely false.In fact, every biscuit is mostly meat. (please see ratio diagrams attached) All of our food recipes contain the the same ratio of meat to vegetables. Our recipes are exact and calculated, measured with accuracy and inspected for quality control every step of the way. We start with scientific requirements for vibrant wellness and never waiver. Science is our guide but Organic Mother Nature is our provider.
As you can see by the 2 attached images, we have a HUGE VARIETY of vegetables, fruits and herbs but they represent a relatively SAMLL PORTION of the biscuit. Our recipes have been the unwavering same for over a decade. All our biscuits are formed and packaged by hand, each one is also closely inspected. Our food is based on the philosophy of providing non-processed, human quality, organic ingredients for the healthiest dog food, so over-all, there is no normal ā in the strict sense of the word.
Since we do not use any processing of our 100% organic, human grade ingredients each biscuit has a different look and feel. There is no way to avoid idiosyncratic differences in batches/ biscuits when individual ingredients are not pre-processed for uniformity. There is no way, ever, that one biscuit will look exactly like another. Sometimes, this can be more noticeable. Especially if, for example, the spinach is much darker, broccoli is much greener, the protein/meat mixture ratio is more light meat than dark, the blueberries are juicier or the apples more meaty than juicy, etc.
These are only a few reasons why our 100% organic, naturally air-dried products differ from batch to batch and even biscuit to biscuit. Every idiosyncratic inherent nature, of every single ingredient contributes to the biscuit in their own organic way. There is no difference in the volume of ingredients or the ratio of ingredients dehydrated in each biscuit.
As time goes by and seasons change, the natural inherent qualities of our human grade ingredients transform as well, there will be times when itās more noticeable than at other times. Our food recipes are very UNLIKE our treats.
Treats such as Chicken & Pumpkin or Chicken & Apples have only 2 ingredients. Both Organic. Treats recipes are mostly pure muscle meat with a dash of antioxidant. Our food, however is a complete and balanced diet providing optimum nutrition and antioxidants.For over 10 years, weāve built a reputation of stellar integrity, excellent customer service and Most Trusted Dog Food in USA for 3 years in a row.
We hope this helps you better understand our products and
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