How is the texture supposed to compare to other flavors? We feed her lamb and beef, but the chicken flavor we just received is very dry and hard.
278385
It softens up when you add liquid. You should still be able to crumble or break up without liquid. up
278386
The chicken does seem to be harder most of the time than the others. Sometimes there will be a soft few in the same bag as the hard ones. But once you break it up it little pieces it doesn't matter. This is all my 4 will east basically. It's like crack for dogs!
278387
I find the texture soft when compared to the venison which is very hard...I add organic chicken broth to this and my girls love it. It is important to add liquid as the texture/flavor is enhanced.
278388
I have noticed that some bags have crisper patties than others. I break up a patty and put it on top of my pup's kibble and they absolutely love it. I have only bought the chicken and I agree with the other reviewer that said its like "crack" for dogs. One of mine will push me away so he can get at it!!!
2240375
Try it from your store first if you have doubts. My experience is that it has a whole grain texture. I like it.
94060
everything I have dried comes out fine. I especially like beef jerky but have dried apples, pineapple, zuckiniy {sp?} stainless is the way to go. Expensive but you only cry once -:}
2085120
I personally liked the angus beef hamburger which I add salsa to, as well as, some of the flavored chicken sticks and teriyaki or italian chicken breast. I was not too crazy about the fajita steak and the butter chicken breasts. On my first order I basically selected one of most items to taste and the second order was very simple to make my selections. A side note about the vegetables - the zucchini and yellow squash are very watery and sometimes soggy when cooked which is not my preference so I tend to lean toward the other selections. When I do cook them I dump the package first so they are not as soggy. Good luck! I personally liked the angus beef hamburger which I add salsa to, as well as, some of the flavored chicken sticks and teriyaki or italian chicken breast. I was not too crazy about the fajita steak and the butter chicken breasts. On my first order I basically selected one of most items to taste and the second order was very simple to make my selections. A side note about the vegetables - the zucchini and yellow squash are very watery and sometimes soggy when cooked which is not my preference so I tend to lean toward the other selections. When I do cook them I dump the package first so they... » Read More I personally liked the angus beef hamburger which I add salsa to, as well as, some of the flavored chicken sticks and teriyaki or italian chicken breast. I was not too crazy about the fajita steak and the butter chicken breasts. On my first order I basically selected one of most items to taste and the second order was very simple to make my selections. A side note about the vegetables - the zucchini and yellow squash are very watery and sometimes soggy when cooked which is not my preference so I tend to lean toward the other selections. When I do cook them I dump the package first so they are not as soggy. Good luck! « Show Less
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I am not sure we had the same problem when we did chicken but not when we did a 20lb turkey. I would maybe suggest dropping the chicken in instead of placing it in the basket first. This is what we are going to try next time.
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My Husky spit it out, she thinks it's nasty. I have to put it in peanut butter for her. My border collie though, she eats just about anything she will eat it plain but I just put it in peanut butter anyway because the extra protein is really good and it doesn't hurt anything. So I say just put it in peanut butter anyway.
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It shouldn't be thin like water, you may try stirring some as a bit of a syrupy consistency is what has been the norm for each jar we've ordered. Glad you like the chocolate, we switched to w/o flavor, it just goes down easier for us.
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I am not sure, I didn't taste it :) My dog loves the Chicken flavor the best though.
2240377
No, it's not chewy if you cook it properly, meaning don't overcook it. This blend has a nice mixture of the Texmati brown and also has wild rice and wheat and rye berries so those add nice texture as well. I haven't bought any other brand of rice since discovering this. I don't follow the cooking instructions though. I cook it strictly in chicken stock and never add butter. I've actually joined the automatic delivery system. If you like it once you've tried it, I highly recommend the automatic delivery because it is much cheaper that way and shipping is always free, even if the price doesn't meet Amazon's minimum purchase requirements for free shipping. No, it's not chewy if you cook it properly, meaning don't overcook it. This blend has a nice mixture of the Texmati brown and also has wild rice and wheat and rye berries so those add nice texture as well. I haven't bought any other brand of rice since discovering this. I don't follow the cooking instructions though. I cook it strictly in chicken stock and never add butter. I've actually joined the automatic delivery system. If you like it once you've tried it, I highly recommend the automatic delivery because it is much cheaper that way and shipping is always free, even if the... » Read More No, it's not chewy if you cook it properly, meaning don't overcook it. This blend has a nice mixture of the Texmati brown and also has wild rice and wheat and rye berries so those add nice texture as well. I haven't bought any other brand of rice since discovering this. I don't follow the cooking instructions though. I cook it strictly in chicken stock and never add butter. I've actually joined the automatic delivery system. If you like it once you've tried it, I highly recommend the automatic delivery because it is much cheaper that way and shipping is always free, even if the price doesn't meet Amazon's minimum purchase requirements for free shipping. « Show Less
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I have not tried Busha Brown's . Walkerwood's is kinda of a paste. I like to thin it with a little water or canola oil. A jar goes a long ways. For the price it is worth a try !!! My next batch of chicken I am going to add a little brown sugar and try that :o)
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If sprinkling it on dry food does not work maybe you can broil a PLAIN chicken breast, mince a small piece of it in a food processor and add the omega oil to it, then mix in some dry food to see if she will eat it. Sometimes it is all trial and error until you find a solution. Hope this helps.
1249252
I have tried two small chickens. They have to be pushed together, and you lose some of the crispiness. They still tastes great.
1155266
I would contact the company directly. They have very good customer service and can best direct you on what types of meat and how lean it should be for puppies.
1308620
Was afk for several days. Sorry. The batch I have now does not say they are flavored, I just plop on one her food and it disappears just as fast as always, so I would have to say she eats them fine. I get them from Amazon instead of the vet as cost is much lower.
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I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't find a better company with better practices (I really believe that). Good luck & Merry Christmas ! I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't... » Read More I was just there, so go log into the Honest Kitchen.com site and near the top, click on the "Help Center" and then the first choice is "How much to feed". It references a 7 and 10 pound box (various formulas), the weight of the dog and one column tells you about how long it will last. This would be a great place for you to start reading, think it will answer your question and more :) I have used their food for years....really and tried all of them. My dog as well as other is allergic to chicken, so we stay away from the formulas with that. It's great food and you won't find a better company with better practices (I really believe that). Good luck & Merry Christmas ! « Show Less
2168612
They are not as hard and crispy as dry food, but they are not very soft either. Somewhere in between.__
52857
I got the chicken flavour (I think). Our 2 older cats quite happily eat it - we simply sprinkle the capsule contents over biscuits and they eat it up. Any that fell onto the bowl itself generally gets licked up, so I guess it tastes good.