This is a good veggie mix to add to my dog's food (kibble and dehydrated/freeze-dried raw) a couple times a week for variety. However, I wish they didn't pulverize so much of it into a fine powder because every time I scoop it out, pour it into the food container (I make it in her dehydrated/freeze-dried dinner the night before and refrigerate it), and close the bag, that powder flies up into the air in a cloud and goes up my nose if I forget to hold my breath and fan it away from me. Said powder in my nose makes me sneeze a lot. It's quite annoying. So, if they made the same mix but not pulverized into a powder, I'd be happy. I've also bought a couple of their other mixes in the past, but got this one this time for variety. The others aren't as powdery. They're all good and healthy for my dog, and I assume they taste good since she eats them (mixed in with her food).

The media could not be loaded. When we first got Hoku he was originally on kibble and in the first month he would sometimes throw up after eating and started having constant diarrhea and was taken to the emergency vet. The diarrhea was semi solved (still had soft stool) but he still kept throwing up after eating. Not constant but it was too often to think something was wrong. As soon as I switched him over to the raw vibrance + raw diet, he completely stopped vomiting and having upset stomach. In the mornings he eats just the vibrance with some toppers and for dinner he has the vibrance with his raw and he's been doing AMAZING on it. I tried giving him his kibble again with the vibrance but he threw that back up so I'm convinced he just can't stomach kibble for some reason (I tried giving it to him dry and soaked). But also this gives me a good sense of relief knowing he's getting the veggies + vitamins and calcium he needs :) I highly recommend if you just want a healthier alternative for your pup or if they seem to have a sensitive stomach.

I wanted to try this out because as my dogs age they are not wanting to eat the commercial raw food I have always bought for them. I hear this is fairy common. I found this company after a homemade dog food blogger wrote that Dr. Harvey's got her dog's bloodwork perfect. The ingredients in the raw vibrance are really impressive, and the company actively supports its clients. What you do is soak the food in hot water for eight to ten minutes and then put in the appropriate amount of meat, according to the instructions, according to the dog's age, and then some oil. It takes all the guesswork out of giving your dog fresh food. I picked raw vibrance because it is no grain and no potatoes but has fruit and wonderful antiinflammatories like green lipped mussels. You can add raw meat or cooked, up to you. I will have my dogs on this for the rest of their lives. It makes my life easier and they gobble it down, even my really picky eater. By the way, that one has a delicate stomach and tends to throw up a little. Not anymore! That was an unanticipated side benefit! Definitely try this. It's worth the money.

Good food for my old dog

Our dog likes the Raw Vibrance twice daily. We use coconut oil and mix it in to his morning and evening meals. He doesn't gobble it down but he does clean his bowl.