• Just add water
• All human-quality ingredients.
• Nothing artificial. No by-products.
• Our first mix that comes with meat already in the bag
• USDA Turkey

Product Description
Homemade Dog Food Made Easy.
Price = $58.21

5 Responses to “Sojos Complete Dog Food Mix, 8 Pounds”

1. Richard Keller says:

   June 12, 2010 at 9:46 pm

   I have used other Sojos premixes and decided to try this one as it already has the protein in it. This would save me time from cooking eggs or preparing other proteins. My dogs took to it right away and love it.

   I make a 3 day batch and keep it in the fridge and I usually put it over some rice and make it like a stew. Adding rice can also help keep the cost down and stretch it a little as it can get expensive if feeding to multiple dogs like I do.
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2. Henry Dimple says:

   June 12, 2010 at 11:21 pm

   I have to say that this is the best food available. My puppy had been having dandruff and a dull coat on a diet of high quality, corn free kibble. Her coat was shiny and flake free within 24 hours of starting this diet, and she loves it (thats not saying much because she’ll eat anything though). I ate some myself and it is pretty good. It feels good feeding a food that is actually FOOD, not mystery brown chunks. It is pricey, I feed it along with a homemade raw meat/veggie deal, but it is great for traveling.

   I really wish it was more affordable so we could feed it to large dogs (we have two 90lb+ dogs). Check out Grandma Lucy’s for a comparable product that is slightly cheaper. (10lbs for the price of 8lbs of sojos).

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3. Marie A Costello says:

   June 13, 2010 at 1:42 am

   I have been a customer of Sojo Farms for years…when they came out with the Complete Dog Food…I was elated and our Dogs love it! Even my cat loves the pieces of turkey!
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4. T. Kreutzberg says:

   June 13, 2010 at 1:48 am

   I have a 7 year old Australian Shepherd who thrives on this food. She never has health problems and eats this food with gusto, especially when compared to kibble (wouldn’t you?) I typically make enough food for 3 or 4 days and store it in a lock and lock container in the fridge. I’ve always had an interest in feeding raw (and do occasionally give a turkey or chicken neck) but I also travel a lot and needed something I could bring along easily.
   
   She had previously been eating a super premium kibble, but I like the idea of real unprocessed food so much more. The benefits are undeniable.
   
   I am shocked to hear that several reviewers are supplementing with rice. This is a grain FREE food, as dogs are not really meant to eat/digest grains. It being grain free is what makes it so costly. The Honest Kitchen makes similar canine diets with grains for what I consider to be significantly less cost. If I wanted my Sojos to go a little farther I’d probably add egg or some raw ground meat.
   
   The 8lb bag lasts her around 6 weeks, which is about how long the 28.6lb bag of super premium kibble she was previously eating lasted (and for around the same price).
   
   Thanks to Amazon for the always-perfect service. I love being able to order this food with expedited shipping to my door for less than the price of buying it in store.
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5. Ardith Dahlstrom says:

   June 13, 2010 at 2:34 am

   I bought this for a road trip across the crountry and back. My dogs are raw fed and this seemed the closest to what I made at home. We spent 15 days on the road and our four dogs enjoyed every meal the entire trip. They ate the food with gusto and had totally normal poops the entire trip. I used ziploc bags to fix a meal ahead (they eat twice daily) and stored the soaking food in our ice chest. Now I use this food for weekend trips and have some stashed in our disaster kit.
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