Honest Kitchen Embark- how do you think it rates?

[Sandra Griffith]

I have been successfully using the Honest Kitchen Embark formula with great success (Aylah's loose stool/ diarrhea/muccus issues have finally cleared up) and just wanted to know how you experts would rate this food.  Their website ingredient list address is:

http://www.thehonestkitchen.com/products/embark/ and their nutritional profile is:Embark nutrient profile.pdf I have looked up past archives on The Honest Kitchen products but didn't find any specifics on how it actually rates nutritionally.  I just want to make sure that I'm giving Aylah only the best!  Thank you.

[Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle]

Honest Kitchen products are good products.
I don't know that we could say any one product is "the best". Broccoli and cantalope are both excellent foods nutritionally, but they are very different from one another, and nobody could say one is better than the other.
We don't really "rate" foods or have any kind of rating system. There are foods we highly recommend, food we avoid, and some we think are just okay. What works for one dog might not work for another, but they could both be good nutritious foods. Honest Kitchen is a good product, and this one looks fine to me in terms of ingredients. If it works for Aylah, I'd say you have a winner!

[Sandra Griffith]

Thanks for the feedback. I tend to second-guess myself (especially in light of her recent digestive upsets) and it is always reasurring to get a second (or third, fouth,etc.) opinion.

[Lauria Orr]

I went to a great pet store yesterday where they gave me samples of different "Honest Kitchen" dog foods as well as a couple by a company called "Sojos". These are all dog food mixes that require adding liquid to rehydrate. The "Sojos" smells really good,too. I was wanting to avoid corn and wheat in my dog food, and they don't have any products that contain that, so that is easy. There are some great options!