anyone feed karma organic dog food ??
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Not entirely. It is a good food and it is made by a good company, Natura, but it is still an extruded kibble. The ingredients that go into it are raised hormone and pesticide-free, which is a comfort. The protein is very low at 20% and you would need to supplement with something else.
If you want something close to raw there are a few options available:
-Nature's Variety frozen raw patties (or Freeze Dried Medallions)
http://www.naturesvariety.com
-The Honest Kitchen dehydrated raw (I feed this and Herschel loves it)
http://www.thehonestkitchen.com
-A grain-free kibble:
Innova EVO (http://www.naturapet.com)
Solid Gold Barking at the Moon (http://www.solidgoldhealth.com)
Nature's Variety Raw Instinct (http://www.naturesvariety.com)
Orijen (http://www.championpetfoods.com)
If you want something close to raw there are a few options available:
-Nature's Variety frozen raw patties (or Freeze Dried Medallions)
http://www.naturesvariety.com
-The Honest Kitchen dehydrated raw (I feed this and Herschel loves it)
http://www.thehonestkitchen.com
-A grain-free kibble:
Innova EVO (http://www.naturapet.com)
Solid Gold Barking at the Moon (http://www.solidgoldhealth.com)
Nature's Variety Raw Instinct (http://www.naturesvariety.com)
Orijen (http://www.championpetfoods.com)
In general, organic dog foods are very grain heavy, since the meat is more expensive. The protein percentage is very low as well (under 20%, if I can remember correctly for Karma).
I feed Orijen... it is a grain free kibble. Here is the website: www.championpetfoods/orijen
Hershel has a bunch of other foods covered
I feed Orijen... it is a grain free kibble. Here is the website: www.championpetfoods/orijen
Hershel has a bunch of other foods covered
I'd feed Karma and feed half kibble half high end canned to increase the protein as well as the moisture in your dogs food.(Evo 95% meat would be a good choice)- Karma's pretty expensive here.
I got to the point with feeding top end kibble + canned that it was cheaper or about the same to do raw. Now I do mostly raw and do good kibble with canned when I am lazy or travelling.
I got to the point with feeding top end kibble + canned that it was cheaper or about the same to do raw. Now I do mostly raw and do good kibble with canned when I am lazy or travelling.
I do kibble in the mornings, raw in the evenings. Mostly 'cuz I don't even want to look at raw over my first cup of coffee. :yikes:
We had three regurgitation episodes after raw chicken last week. I think it was the chicken liver I tossed in with the breast/leg/thigh. Tonight no liver, no barf. So far (fingers crossed).
I haven't tried canned food with CeCe yet. I can't get past the memory of canned food 20+ years ago. You know the stuff, a coagulated gelatinous pile of nondescript pieces parts. I recall that if you opened both ends of the can it slithered out of its metal reservoir with a skooshing sound which was very unappetizing. And the gas! OMG the gas!
DD
We had three regurgitation episodes after raw chicken last week. I think it was the chicken liver I tossed in with the breast/leg/thigh. Tonight no liver, no barf. So far (fingers crossed).
I haven't tried canned food with CeCe yet. I can't get past the memory of canned food 20+ years ago. You know the stuff, a coagulated gelatinous pile of nondescript pieces parts. I recall that if you opened both ends of the can it slithered out of its metal reservoir with a skooshing sound which was very unappetizing. And the gas! OMG the gas!
DD