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1. www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com › freeze-dried-dogFreeze-Dried Dog Food: The Pros And Cons - Dogs Naturally

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   Dec 21, 2021 · Caution For Cat Owners: If you give freeze-dried food to a cat, always rehydrate it. Cats need more moisture in their diets to avoid kidney or bladder problems. In the wild, cats would eat high-moisture prey … so they have a low thirst drive and may not drink from a water bowl.

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3. www.greatpetcare.com › dog-nutrition › freeze-driedFreeze-Dried Dog Food: The Pros and Cons - Great Pet Care

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   May 16, 2023 · According to Nielsen data, freeze-dried pet food clocks in, on average, at $33 per pound, compared to $10 or $11 for air-dried or dehydrated pet foods (4). Many veterinarians also worry about illness-causing bacteria.

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4. www.wormsandgermsblog.com › 2018 › 06Freeze dried vs fresh vs frozen raw pet foods

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   Jun 26, 2018 · Posted in Cats, Dogs, Parasites, Salmonella, Toxoplasmosis. I think I’ve covered this before (probably a few times), but the question keeps coming up so it can’t hurt to talk about it again: “ Is freeze-dried raw pet food any different than fresh or frozen raw diets, from a microbiological standpoint?

5. www.dogster.com › freeze-dried-dog-food-pros-consFreeze-Dried Dog Food: 8 Pros & Cons - Dogster

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   Aug 20, 2024 · It’s important to fully understand the pros and cons of freeze-dried foods before switching your dog. Here’s what you need to know.

6. faqcats.com › can-cats-eat-freeze-dried-dog-foodCan Cats Eat Freeze Dried Dog Food? Understanding the Risks ...

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   The occasional nibble of freeze-dried dog food likely won’t harm your cat, but consistent feeding can lead to nutritional deficiencies. Dog food is formulated with canines in mind, focusing on their dietary needs which differ from those of cats.

7. www.catster.com › nutrition › is-freeze-dried-foodIs Freeze Dried Food Good for Cats? Vet-Reviewed Nutrition ...

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   Sep 13, 2024 · While freeze-dried food can be nutritious for cats, there are no studies that suggest it is better than other types of feline diets. Read on to learn more about what freeze-dried food is...

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   Is freeze dried dog food safe?

   • Herbalists Gregory L Tilford And Mary L Wulff say it’s safe in concentrations of less than 1% of the food. In Summary … Freeze dried dog food is a tremendous option. Yes, it’s expensive. But it has many benefitsm … World-renowned animal nutritionist Richard Patton PhD says: Freeze-dried dog foods equal kibble for convenience.

   Freeze-Dried Dog Food: The Pros And Cons - Dogs Naturally

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   Can cats eat freeze-dried food?

   • Caution For Cat Owners: If you give freeze-dried food to a cat, always rehydrate it. Cats need more moisture in their diets to avoid kidney or bladder problems. In the wild, cats would eat high-moisture prey … so they have a low thirst drive and may not drink from a water bowl.

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   Can a dog eat freeze-dried dog food?

   • Freeze-dried dog food can be a fast and simple alternative to a raw dog food diet. To incorporate freeze-dried food into a dog's diet, it can be on its own, mixed into food or used as treats.

   Freeze-Dried Dog Food: The Pros and Cons - Great Pet Care

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   Are freeze-dried foods good for pets?

   • She notes that freeze-dried foods may be especially helpful for people who travel with their pets, since the drying process condenses fresh food down into a much smaller, lighter, and shelf-stable form. It also frees up valuable freezer and fridge space, since it lives in pantry-friendly packages.

   Freeze-Dried Dog Food: The Pros and Cons - Great Pet Care

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   Is frozen dog food still raw?

   • In other words, the food is still raw … but with one big difference – almost no moisture. Most freeze-dried dog foods show around 5%-7% moisture in the Guaranteed Analysis. That compares to 70% or more in frozen raw food. Once the food is placed in a sealed package, it can sit on a shelf for years without degrading.

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   Is freeze-dried dog food a raw food?

   • But unlike fresh raw meat, some freeze-dried raw dog foods also go through high-pressure processing (HPP), a pasteurization process used to decrease quantities of bacteria such as Listeria, Salmonella, and E. coli. Even after HPP, freeze-dried dog food is still considered a raw food.

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9. woofworthyfoods.com › dry-dog-food › freezeCan I Give My Cat Freeze Dried Dog Food? The Potential Risks ...

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   The short answer is no - freeze dried dog food should not be a cat's primary diet. Read on to learn why and how to properly feed your cat. Key Differences in Cat and Dog Nutrition. To understand why freeze dried dog food isn’t ideal for cats, it helps to first look at some of the key nutritional differences between dogs and cats: