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Reddit mentions of Instinct Freeze Dried Raw Boost Mixers Grain Free Cage Free Chicken Recipe All Natural Dog Food Topper by Nature's Variety, 14 oz. Bag
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- FREEZE DRIED RAW DOG FOOD TOPPER WITH CAGE FREE CHICKEN: Add raw to your dog bowl with Instinct Raw Boost Mixers all natural, grain free dog food toppers. Made with responsibly sourced cage free chicken, chicken organs and non-GMO vegetables and fruits.
- GRAIN FREE DOG FOOD MIXER: Raw, whole food ingredients are freeze dried to gently remove moisture, locking in nutrients and intesifying flavor. Made without grain, potato, corn, wheat, soy, by product meal, artificial colors or preservatives.
- DRY DOG FOOD TOPPER OR DOG TREAT: Add variety and excitement to dry dog food with Raw Boost Mixers. Made with all natural ingredients to support healthy digestion and skin & coat. The perfect natural dog food topper or dog treats for picky dogs & puppies.
- POWER OF RAW INGREDIENTS: Our dog food is made with the pure, real nutrition of raw. Raw is natural, made from real meat & whole food ingredients, protein packed & minimally processed. Made in the USA with the finest ingredients from around the world.
- NEVER COOKED: Raw foods are never cooked, preserving the integrity of the ingredients and their nutrients.
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| Height | 11.5 Inches |
| Length | 3 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 14 oz Bag |
| Weight | 0.875 Pounds |
| Width | 8 Inches |
Considering she's having some poop/vomit issues, and isn't eating much, it may be worth a trip to the vet just to be on the safe side. Most healthy dogs won't starve themselves, although there are exceptions to this! For peace of mind, I'd say vet visit. If its nothing: awesome - you can switch foods, and call it a day. But, it could be something internal making her ill/decreasing her appetite, and better caught earlier than later.
I've found the easiest way for my dog to stay interested in her food is to feed her a mix (which, was a trick the local humane society told me - although, they do it because they rely on food donations). I use 3 parts Food A, 1 part Food B, shaken up with Freeze Dried Meal Toppers, and with Nordic Natural's oil drizzled on top. It sounds complicated, but it really isn't since I prepare a big bag of it at once.
My dog will pick the food toppers out and ignore the kibble, so what I've learned works best is to take the toppers, stick 'em in a ziplock baggie and then use a rolling pin to turn it into little flaky powder. I then mix that in with the kibble, so it gets on the kibble, but isn't anything she could pick out. Works like a charm.