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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why do I not see a nutritional information sheet for your dinners that include calories, fat, fiber.

A: Due to the nature of our product, each batch of food can vary slightly in the amount of meat, grain and vegetables. Subsequently if we had a batch analyzed we would be required to maintain the same exact amount of meat, grain and vegetables in each batch in order to meet the nutritional chart.

Q: Why can't I find your dinners in local pet stores

A: Our business model is to supply fully prepared frozen dinners directly to our customers. We feel this is the best way to ensure the highest level of satisfaction in product quality.

Q: Wet food is bad for dogs teeth and hard kibble breaks down the build up around the gum line.

A: What sticks to your gum line more? Crackers or Stew? If you said crackers you would be correct. How often have you said "my dog has bad breath" this is due to food residue that has accumulated along the gum line and is contributing to plaque and gum disease. This is also what you are smelling if you come across a dog that has bad breath and is typical of a dog that eats kibble. A dog that eats whole food typically has no odor to their breath. Ultimately most veterinarians suggest brushing your dogs teeth.

Q: My dog has food sensitivities, how can your food help

A: Our Food is not Medicine, it is not designed to cure disease. How our food differentiates from mass produced dog food or Raw Food is that our food provides the nutrients your dog needs. If your dog has food sensitivities we suggest calling 403-980-BARK(2275) and talk with us about a meal plan to eliminate toxins from your dog and help identify what your dog may be sensitive to.

Q: How much of your food will my dog require?

A: The guideline that we recommend you feed is the equivalent amount you currently feed him/her in kibble. Your dog should look forward to eating but should not behaving differently around food (excessive begging, devouring/inhaling their food.) Ultimately, you need to observe your dog and adjust each individual dogs needs.