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Dehydrated Raw Brands/ Grain free dog foods?

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Jake & Sweet- Caroline Tricolored- Hounds for life!     Barked: Fri Mar 15, '13 12:58pm PST  Can I get a list of dehydrated or kibble that is grain free? I can't seem to find a complete list anywhere and I'm looking for an option to feed my senior basset hound. The only requirements is it be grain free. I would prefer a raw based kibble if possible though. Since Jake is on Prey Model Raw. Thanks my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

UCH Onyx TT Do you even- lift?     Barked: Fri Mar 15, '13 3:18pm PST  Most dehydrated/freeze dried raw foods are going to cost more than just feeding raw, but a few brands I can think of off the top of my head with such foods would be The Honest Kitchen, Addiction, ZiwiPeak, Nature’s Variety, NRG Pet Products, Stella and Chewy's, Wysong Archetype, and Primal. As far as grain free foods, there are quite a few. Dog Food Adviser has a list of good ones: Best Dry Grain Free Dog Foods my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Jake & Sweet- Caroline Tricolored- Hounds for life!     Barked: Fri Mar 15, '13 3:24pm PST  Hey Onyx. It's true. I'm paying through the nose at the moment to buy Caroline's food. Since she's on dehydrated raw until i get her weight up since she's severely underweight. She scored a 1.5 out of 5 at her vet visit. She weights a little over 30lbs and is a basset. I fear she would have wasted away at the shelter had i left her there. I figured i'd feed her raw dehydrated until i got her weight up since doing homecooked is so much work when you have no kitchen. (i live out of a crockpot). Hopefully in a few weeks or a month i'll be able to feed her raw too. Since she does show a sincere interest in what Jake is eating. The only reason i'm feeding dehydrated raw is becuase i don't really want to keep grinding up kibble in my food processor. It's kinda gross. *thanks my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Taggert Semper Vorax     Barked: Fri Mar 15, '13 6:01pm PST  go get sojos complete. I feed that it comes in at about $20 for a 2 lb bag but it makes about 10lb worth of food once rehydrated. it does come in bigger sizes They have turkey and beef flavors which are complete foods in addition to their regular line, which is a supplement to a raw or cooked diet. They have a regular and a grain free version of the suppliment food, which you can mix with ground meat. Otherwise sojos complete has everything included and you just have to add water Ingredients: sweet potato, turkey, whole egg, broccoli, celery, apples, flax meal, pecans, tricalcium phosphate, pumpkin, cranberries, basil, dried alfalfa, ginger root, dried kelp, zinc sulfate, vitamin E acetate, vitamin D3, vitamin A palmitate Edited by author Fri Mar 15, '13 6:07pm PST my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become pals [notify]

Kloppers 1229827     Barked: Sat Mar 16, '13 4:53am PST  There is also grandma lucys pureformance, they have rabbit, goat, chicken, and lamb. I actually think their Artisan line is grain free too, but I haven't researched it as much because I know I can not feed that one due to the potatoes. Edited by author Sat Mar 16, '13 4:55am PST my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Obi Sassy Britches!     Barked: Sun Mar 17, '13 10:08am PST  I saw that Orijen has a new kind called Whole Prey. I am thinking of stocking up for times it isn't convenient to feed raw like vacations. Check out the new Tundra flavor! ingredients: Venison (ground with bone)*, duck (ground with bone) *, Steelhead trout*, bison (ground with bone) *, elk (ground with bone) *, quail (ground with bone) *, duck liver*, duck heart*, spinach, pea fiber, bison tripe*, elk liver*, elk heart*, elk kidney*, ground sunflower seeds, Red Delicious apples*, Bartlett pears*, Red Heart plums*, Tilton apricots*, whole pumpkin*, Butternut squash*, Imperator carrots*, kelp*, mixed tocopherols, cranberries*, blueberries*, blackberries*, chicory root*, dandelion root*, summer savory, peppermint leaf*, ginger root*, iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, manganese proteinate. * delivered fresh or raw my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Tyson Where's the- ball!?     Barked: Wed Mar 20, '13 7:59pm PST  I feed Tyson Great Life Bison, it's grain and gluten free. He was on Stella and Chewys for a while and he loved that too. Tyson is severely allergic to lots of things so I know these two foods are soft on his stomach. Hope you find a good food!! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]