The Honest Kitchen Human Grade Whole Food Clusters Puppy Whole Grain Chicken Dry Dog Food, 1 lb Bag

My puppy loves it. At 12 weeks some of the pieces are too thick/big for him. As a small breed puppy. I’m sure in a few weeks it won’t be an issue. I love the human grade food quality that Honest kitchen is known for. I researched a dozen companies when I knew I was getting a new puppy. While it’s among the pricey food for dogs, I feel like for our family, we invest in good food. The humans and the animals. We skip a lot of things to be able to eat clean food and we try to provide that to our pet as well. So yes, pricey. Worth it to us. I like that they offer both a grain free, and healthy grain option. I love the adjacent products that compliment the kibble. Like the pour overs, goat milk powder, and pates. The entire line of products from puppyhood to adulthood is very solid. Like his poop! The end result of the high quality kibble is nice firm, consistent poops. Not dry. But well formed and solid. His digestion does great with this line. I will be recommending it to the other moms at the puppy playground ☺️

The ONLY dry dog food my finicky ShiPoo will eat!

My puppy love this food! She is very picky. I have tried everything.. freeze dried and other high quality foods! She eats this without adding water.. she is 4 months old...

My dog really likes it, but the kibble gets really gummy.If you don't add enough water. And if you add enough water, it's swells.And sticky.

Our puppy loves this kibble. Our dog loves the Turkey variety for adult dogs too. There are other reviews on amount of crumbled powder. You will get some, but from a 20lb bag it’s really no more than a cup. We’ll mix with water to rehydrate and add as a topper or just a little “treat” and they go crazy for it. Only food they haven’t eventually turned their noses up to eating.

After many hours scouring the internet for a puppy food that is grain inclusive, made with quality ingredients, minimally processed, lightly baked, appropriate for large breed puppies, and not one of the giant pet food brands— I decided to try honest kitchen! My 3 month old golden LOVES it! And honestly it really isn’t expensive when compared to foods similar in quality. I see a lot of people say that the only thing they don’t like is the powdered pieces, but I add bone broth (make sure it has no seasonings) to my pup’s bowl and he licks it clean. If the powder is an issue for your dog- don’t waste it, add a liquid to the bowl. Or even bake the powder into homemade dog treats! The powder is because of the nature of the food- it’s not baked at extreme temperatures with all kinds of fillers to solidify it. So far, we are loving this food!

I use these clusters for a small treat to give my puppy. I think that they are probably much healthier than your average dog treat and they are a perfect size for a treat. I feed her the dehydrated Honest Kitchen at her mealtime. I have been feeding the dehydrated Honest Kitchen for many years to my older dog and I do think it is a much healthier alternative than feeding kibble. My dogs do not smell like your average dog and I attribute this feature to what I feed them. Their coats are shiny and they do not have dander.

Great quality food and I loved feeding my puppy this. The problem is the pieces end up turning into powder. Last bag I had I ended up with almost a full cup of powder. Not very cost effective unfortunately.