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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 · Freeze-drying doesn’t “denature” food like cooking does. You can’t “unfry” an egg and you can’t “uncook” your dog’s food. Any kind of cooking denatures the protein. Freeze-dried is a “live” food, just like frozen raw. Freeze-drying doesn’t kill bacteria (good or bad) or enzymes … so it’s not a dead food like kibble.

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3. www.dogster.com › dog-nutrition › freeze-dried-vsFreeze-Dried vs. Dehydrated Dog Food 2024 Comparison: Pros ...

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   Sep 24, 2024 · Freeze-dried dog food is dehydrated under an extremely low temperature, which helps maintain the quality of the food and the nutrients. The food is frozen and then the pressure is added. The food ...

4. www.whole-dog-journal.com › food › what-you-need-toWhat You Need to Know About Dehydrated and Freeze-Dried Dog Food

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   Aug 24, 2021 · 21. Higher-end pet supply stores have found dehydrated or freeze-dried foods to be very popular with dog owners, who report their dogs do very well on these diets. Freeze-dried or dehydrated dog foods have certain benefits when compared to traditional wet (canned) or dry (kibble) dog foods. Before incorporating these foods into your dog’s ...

5. pawsomeadvice.com › dog › dehydrated-vs-freeze-driedDehydrated vs Freeze-Dried Dog Food — Which Is Better?

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   Feb 14, 2022 · Both go through the process of extracting the moisture from the food. The freeze-dried process removes up to 99% of the moisture, while the dehydrated one extracts up to 95%. Although the difference seems very small, when it comes to nutrition and texture, 4% matters.

6. www.hepper.com › freeze-dried-vs-dehydrated-dog-foodFreeze-Dried vs. Dehydrated Dog Food: Vet-Reviewed ... - Hepper

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   Aug 9, 2024 · Conclusion. Although freeze-dried and dehydrated dog foods both have multiple pros, they also both have cons. The biggest concern with these foods is that they carry a higher risk of contamination and food-borne illnesses than traditionally cooked dog foods. Because of this, they should be handled with caution to maintain the health and safety ...

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

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   Aug 20, 2024 · The Pros & Cons of Freeze-Dried Dog Food. 1. Pro: Convenience. Some people feel that feeding their dog a raw diet is important because it mimics the type of diet that a wild canine, namely a wolf ...

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   Are freeze-dried and dehydrated dog food better?

   • Although freeze-dried and dehydrated dog foods both have multiple pros, they also both have cons. The biggest concern with these foods is that they carry a higher risk of contamination and food-borne illnesses than traditionally cooked dog foods.

   Freeze-Dried vs. Dehydrated Dog Food: Vet-Reviewed Differences, Pros

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   Is freeze dried dog food better than cooking?

   • For this reason (and others mentioned above), freeze dried foods are much better quality. Freeze-drying doesn’t “denature” food like cooking does. You can’t “unfry” an egg and you can’t “uncook” your dog’s food. Any kind of cooking denatures the protein. Freeze-dried is a “live” food, just like frozen raw.

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

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   Can dogs eat freeze-dried dog food?

   • Either way, your dog will love them. Higher-end pet supply stores have found dehydrated or freeze-dried foods to be very popular with dog owners, who report their dogs do very well on these diets. Freeze-dried or dehydrated dog foods have certain benefits when compared to traditional wet (canned) or dry (kibble) dog foods.

   What You Need to Know About Dehydrated and Freeze-Dried Dog Food

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   Does freeze dried dog food degrade?

   • 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. Freeze-drying increases the shelf-life of the food because microorganisms need water to survive.

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

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   What is freeze dried dog food?

   • The process of freeze drying is a slow process that is intended to maintain the nutrition of the food. Freeze-dried dog food is one of the most nutrient-dense food options because of this preparation method.

   Freeze-Dried Dog Food: 8 Pros & Cons - Dogster

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   Can dogs eat dry food?

   • Rehydrate these meat-rich dry diets to make them a complete and balanced meal for your dog, or feed them dry as treats. Either way, your dog will love them. Higher-end pet supply stores have found dehydrated or freeze-dried foods to be very popular with dog owners, who report their dogs do very well on these diets.

   What You Need to Know About Dehydrated and Freeze-Dried Dog Food

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

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   May 16, 2023 · Freeze-drying is a way to dehydrate dog food, but not all dehydrated dog food is freeze-dried. “Often dehydrated food is one where the water is removed using warm air,” rather than the cold-temperature process used to freeze-dry, says Dr. Joe Bartges, a board-certified veterinary nutritionist and professor at The University of Georgia.