Honest Kitchen

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diinin

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Anyone know anything about Honest Kitchen dog food? They are dried, but not processed like kibble. You rehydrate with water before feeding. I don't think they are meant to be a sole diet, but I was thinking about supplementing with them.
 
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I tried it with Tasha and Kia and neither one liked it. I ended up throwing the remainder of the bag away. If you wish to try it see if they will sell you just a few to see if your pupper likes it.:wink2:
 
They gave me a sample to try before I actually opened the box, so I could return it if he didn't like it. He did, though. Liked it a lot, actually. At first he was kind of like, "What's THIS? Do I eat it?" It took a couple licks for him to get used to it, and then he licked it clean and wanted more. I got the "Thrive" one.

I plan to use it as a supplement, mostly for variety. I just don't go for this nonsense that dogs can eat the same thing every day and not become bored with it. From the reading I've been doing, it sounds like a lot of people are abandoning that myth.
 
diinin said:
They gave me a sample to try before I actually opened the box, so I could return it if he didn't like it. He did, though. Liked it a lot, actually. At first he was kind of like, "What's THIS? Do I eat it?" It took a couple licks for him to get used to it, and then he licked it clean and wanted more. I got the "Thrive" one.

I plan to use it as a supplement, mostly for variety. I just don't go for this nonsense that dogs can eat the same thing every day and not become bored with it. From the reading I've been doing, it sounds like a lot of people are abandoning that myth.
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That could be true if your dog goes off his feed. Not an issue in my house. Pups scarf their food everytime. Boredom is apparently not an issue.

I personally prefer to stick with a food that works - avoids nasty changes in bowel functions. I can pretty much pinpoint my boys toilet habits....now if only I could get them on the same schedule?! :razz::biggrin2:
 
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