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Grain-Free adult maintenance food for dogs of all breeds and sizes.Force is a complete and balanced dehydrated dog food made with free-range chicken, fruits, vegetables and love. It’s ideal for adult dogs, particularly those with food sensitivities to grains and gluten. Force is made with USDA free-range, hormone-free, vegetarian fed chicken. Like all of our diets, it’s 100% human-grade, made in the USA, and does not contain corn, soy, rice, beet pulp or wheat. Just add water for a fresh, natural and human grade meal.
IngredientsDehydrated free-range chicken, organic flaxseed, potatoes, celery, sweet potatoes, apples, alfalfa, organic kelp, honey, pumpkin, green beans, cabbage, bananas, papayas, basil, garlic, rosemary, tricalcium phosphate, choline chloride, zinc amino acid chelate, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin E supplement, potassium iodide, potassium chloride, iron amino acid chelate, copper amino acid chelate.
Our dogs eat anything, so I'm not worried about them not liking it. The product is Freeze dried. I just have to add water. It all sounds pretty weird to me.It has to be better than kibble...I hope.
Hello Lola, Thank you for your email. Love is a complete and balanced formula that may be fed alone. You do not need to supplement the diet but you are welcome to rotate in your choice of high-quality whole foods if you wish. I hope this helps. If you have any other questions, please let me know. Warm regards,
They were also sued by Ohio and are now allowed to say they are Human grade there, which is a meaningless term on most other labels but not Honest Kitchens and they've proven it in court. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
The Honest Kitchen Wins Its Battle For Commercial Free SpeechFor Immediate Release, November 8th 2007.San Diego, CA. The Honest Kitchen has prevailed in its six-month lawsuit against Ohio Department of Agriculture. The result of the trial means the pet food company will be granted a license to sell its producs in Ohio – and continue to label its products as human grade, without being forced to amend the labeling in any way. The department earlier this year refused to grant a license to The Honest Kitchen, to sell its dehydrated pet food products in the state, citing the fact that the labels were misleading because they describe the company’s pet foods as “human food grade”.The court has ruled in favor of The Honest Kitchen, citing the company’s right to truthful, commercial free speech. Ohio Department had acknowledged that thepet food products were human food grade, yet claimed that stating the fact on the labels could be confusing to customers, who might be unable to determine if the diets were intended for animals or humans.