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Are Dehyrated Raw foods complete and balanced?
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PitloveMember
As 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).
InkedMarieMemberAs 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 momMemberI 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!
PitloveMemberHmm 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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