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Just add meat! The easiest way to make homemade dog food, Preference is a grain-free foundation diet, to which meat must be added with every feeding. The beauty of Preference is that you can add whichever meat you would like, so it’s an excellent option for dogs that can’t tolerate more common protein sources or who just like a little variety.

Ingredients:

Alfalfa, sweet potatoes, cabbage, celery, apples, spinach, organic kelp, coconut, bananas, zucchini, and honey.

All grains in Honest Kitchen food are certified organic. The meats are hormone, antibiotic free and the fruits and vegetables are guaranteed non GMO. Honest Kitchen's Quinoa is certified fair-trade.

Vitamins & Minerals:

Each of the Honest Kitchen foods contains the following: 100% human food grade, vitamin-mineral premix: tricalcium phosphate, choline chloride, zinc amino acid chelate, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin E supplement, potassium chloride, iron amino acid chelate, copper amino acid chelate.

Hydration:

One cup of dehydrated food will make about 1 lb of fresh food. A 7 lb size makes about 29.75 lbs of fresh food. A 3 lb size makes about 12.75 lbs of fresh food.

After rehydration, a process that takes just ten minutes, these foods should be consumed right away. Any left over food should be treated like fresh food, and refrigerated or discarded.

Suitable For:

Preference can be fed to dogs of all ages including pups and seniors. Use Preference as a base, mixed with your own choice of meat, fish or other protein.

This recipe is ideal for dogs who are sensitive to more popular meats; exotic meats, fish or alternative protein sources may be used as required.

Preference is suggested for use with added raw meat, meaty bones or cooked meat of your preference (never cooked bones), as a base for a home made diet. This diet contains a custom vitamin-mineral premix with balanced calcium: phosphorus ratios, which are vital for the maintenance of healthy cells, bones and blood.

This recipe is ideal for dogs who are sensitive to more popular meats. Therefore, more exotic meats, fish or alternative protein sources may be used as required.

Preference is intended for supplemental feeding only, and has not been developed to meet AAFCO nutrient profiles or provide a complete and balanced diet when fed alone.

Meats may be added to Preference at a rate of 1:1 to 2:1 depending on the age, breed and level of activity of your pet.