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product_id: 8896458
title: "Human Grade Dehydrated Dog Food, Grain Free Veggie, Nut & Seed Base Mix for Dogs - 7lb (Makes 12;bs)"
brand: "the honest kitchen"
price: "KSh42558"
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reviews_count: 8
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# 100% grain-free formula 7 lbs dehydrated base mix human-grade quality standard Human Grade Dehydrated Dog Food, Grain Free Veggie, Nut & Seed Base Mix for Dogs - 7lb (Makes 12;bs)

**Brand:** the honest kitchen
**Price:** KSh42558
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🥇 Elevate your dog’s dining game with Honest Kitchen’s human-grade, grain-free base mix!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Human Grade Dehydrated Dog Food, Grain Free Veggie, Nut & Seed Base Mix for Dogs - 7lb (Makes 12;bs) by the honest kitchen
- **How much does it cost?** KSh42558 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Key Features

- • **Clean & Pure Formula:** Zero fillers, artificial preservatives, corn, wheat, or soy—only wholesome, grain-free nutrition.
- • **Tailored for Every Dog:** Versatile base mix perfect for adult & senior dogs, raw feeders, or home cooks customizing protein choices.
- • **Boosts Vitality & Shine:** Supports skin, coat, and overall health with nutrient-dense veggies, nuts & seeds your dog deserves.
- • **Effortless Gourmet Meals:** Just add warm water & protein—no chopping, no mess, pure convenience for busy pros.
- • **Premium Human-Grade Nutrition:** Crafted with 100% human-grade ingredients, meeting the same safety standards as your own food.

## Overview

The Honest Kitchen Human Grade Dehydrated Grain Free Veggie, Nut & Seed Base Mix is a 7-pound box of premium, grain-free dog food base that rehydrates to 12 pounds. Made with 100% human-grade ingredients and free from fillers, artificial preservatives, and common allergens like corn, wheat, and soy, it offers busy pet parents a convenient, customizable solution for adult and senior dogs. Simply add warm water and your choice of protein to create nutritious, wholesome meals that promote vitality, skin health, and a shiny coat.

## Description

Crafted with dehydrated real ingredients, this base mix simplifies home cooking and raw feeding for all dogs. Just add warm water and your choice of protein to create nutritious, satisfying meals without the hassle of chopping or prep work. The Honest Kitchen Dog Food is 100% human-grade, produced in a facility that meets the same safety standards as food for people. You can trust that your dog is receiving top-quality nutrition, free from artificial preservatives, fillers, and GMOs. This grain free dog food skips traditional ingredients like corn, wheat, and soy while still providing essential vitamins and minerals. Designed for adult and senior dogs, our versatile mix allows you to tailor meals based on protein preferences and sensitivities. With its wholesome ingredients, your pet will enjoy delicious and digestible dehydrated meals that promote overall health. Discover the difference of The Honest Kitchen dehydrated dog food and treat your dog to the nutritious meals they deserve.

Review: Quality Premix - I've been trying all sorts of dehydrated fruits and veggies blends for dogs. This is my 3rd pick to date. Previously I was serving Dr.Harvey's brand. With them, depending on which you purchase you may need to present your dog with additional supplements to make it truly complete. Like Dr.Harvey's brand The Honest Kitchen, requires you to prep the mix with water before adding to your meat of choice. This option being grain free allows for me to add my own grains. I personally don't think my dog, an American Pitbull Terrier, likes this blend or that of Dr.Harvey's. On her owb she'd starve unless it was a bowl of meat only. That's just not optimal nutrition. Even with supplements, she would be lacking a fiber source and reasonable plant/grain based vitamins and supplements. That said this blend I make her eat via spoon feeding has been good to her. I usually rotate the proteins and grains around with these blends. This week I did chicken and herring with ground oats coupled with chicken liver and gizzards. I also added ground flaxseed and chia seeds. Lastly salmon oil is added to her food. I got about 6 to 8 days worth of food with the premix. There is a lot that need to be added into the premix for health's sake. I also present pork, beef, lamb and bison. She also gets small amounts of rice or potatoes. She's been pretty energetic on this premix. Her skin and coat looks good plus is quite soft. She gets all sorts of compliments when we are out so people do ask about her diet. Despite the fact this does come with supplements in the premix, I still give my girl a daily multivitamin considering it has probiotics. The only con I have with this is the fact the premix doesn't come with a measuring spoon. Luckily I have my own that was used to measure the recommended amount for my dog. Dr.Harvey includes a measuring cup in their bags. Price wise, I find this to be expensive. It comes up to a little over 100 dollars for the month and this is not includr the price of protein and supplements I buy. Dr.Harvey is no better with their price point. Lastly, I wish this company made trial sizes. This blend may not be well liked or tolerated so to spend 24 dollars plus on it without knowing if your dog will like it not the wisest. Overally, since I don't think this is cost effective, I will rotate this premix around with my own home made recipes. While it cheaper to buy this as buying all the listed ingredients outright will out cost this box, food doesn't need to be this complicated. Lastly, packaging is a waste. My order came in a huge box with some fairly thick cardboard. While it can be recycled, the packaging can be reduced
Review: My Dogs Love It ... And, I'm Saving Money - Have been feeding 100% raw for 5+ years. Decided to look for other sources when Darwins increased their prices. My local pet stores either can't keep the quantity I need in stock, or, have problems keeping their freezers running, so I started researching "home made" raw food diets. I now purchase beef, chicken, turkey and sometimes pork, from the grocery store, use my Kitchenaid stand mixer/attachment to grind, and mix with the Honest Kitchen. my dogs LOVE it. A few points: 1. I use THK grain free varieties only. The base version (Preference) when serving fresh beef or pork. My dogs won't eat raw chicken so that is the only cooked meat I serve. I boil a few pounds of boneless chicken breasts, then run through a food grinder on pulse. I boil enough for two or three days and store in the refrigerator. It takes only 7 mins prepare their meals - which I appreciate on busy mornings. 2. I supplement THK Beef, Chicken and Turkey mixes with additional fresh meat. Can't tell you why, I'm just not convinced there is enough meat in the mix alone. My dogs do seem to prefer the consistency of the meat varieties over the base mix, as evidenced by how long it takes them to finish their meals. 3. For all of the mixes, I find that I have to feed my two Boxers more than the amounts recommended on the package. For example, for my 60 lb. female, the Preference guidelines suggest 1 cup of meat per day. I feed her one cup of meat mixed with one cup of Preference TWICE a day. She actually dropped a couple of pounds initially - so I monitor her and feed slightly more on the days when she has been more active than usual. My 80 lb. male - similar- feeding twice the recommended meat. He is older, less active and also dropped a few pounds...which is a good thing ; ) 3. I've noticed some variance in the consistency of the dry mix from box to box. My last box of Preference was predominantly green and finely ground - like oregano. My current box is full of large chunks of orange and yellow - like the consistency of dehydrated chunky vegetable soup mix. When mixed with water, the chunks remain large enough for my boy to spit out (onto the floor) the pieces he doesn't like. I contacted the company and learned that they source their ingredients from different suppliers and so the size of the products vary. The Honest Kitchen mills the food for the same length of time regardless of the starting size of the food - so start small, end with fine. Start large, end with course. Either way, the company states the same amount/ratio of food is in each box. 4. I find that I am actually saving money feeding The Honest Kitchen compared to prepared raw. Darwins and Nature's Variety cost me $4.20 - $5 per pound -- and my two dogs were eating 4lbs of Darwins supplemented with grain free canned food, or 2.5 lbs of Nature's Variety, supplemented with canned, per day. Yup - $400+ per month to feed two dogs. Now, I buy meet from the grocery store on sale ($1.89 lb - $3.49 lb), and no longer need to supplement with canned food (though I do still keep canned in their diet on rotation). I stock up on THK whenever it is on sale. 5. The last point worth mentioning is that feeding THK is much easier than frozen prepackaged raw. There is a noticeably 'gamey' smell to prepackaged raw that isn't present with fresh meat from the grocery store. I'm vegetarian and it has been a tough 5 years. The Honest Kitchen smells like dehydrated food, and when mixed with fresh meat - it really does not smell like dog food. Also clean up is a breeze compared to prepackaged raw - which would quickly begin to stink, and leave a fatty film in the bowls, requiring a soak in dawn dishwashing liquid to clean. Now, their bowls rinse clean - and when there are leftovers, there is no unpleasant smell. Highly recommend. I'm saving over $100 per month....AND feel much more confident that my dogs are eating wholesome, healthy, safe, fresh food.

## Features

- CONVENIENT HOMEMADE MEALS: Simplify your cooking routine with our Grain Free Dog Food base mix. Just add warm water and protein—no chopping or prep needed for hassle-free meals for busy pet parents
- QUALITY HUMAN GRADE NUTRITION: Enjoy peace of mind knowing you're feeding your dog the best. Our dehydrated meals use 100% human-grade ingredients and produced to teh same standards of quality ans safety as the food you eat.
- VERSATILE SOLUTION FOR ALL DOGS: Our dog food dehydrated base mix meets various dietary needs. Suitable for adult and senior dogs and designed for raw feeders or home cooks, it allows you to tailor meals to your dog's protein preferences.
- NO FILLERS OR ARTIFICIAL PRESERVATIVES: Unlike many pet foods, our Grain Free Dog Food mix contains no artificial preservatives, by-products, fillers, corn, wheat, and soy, for nutritious meals without compromise
- NO COMPROMISE ON QUALITY: We prioritize your pet's health by saying no to feed grade ingredients, meat meals, and artificial preservatives. Our human grade dog food is crafted to provide only the best nutrition without compromise

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00LVYI2L8 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Allergen Information | Preservative-Free |
| Animal Food Diet Type | Veterinary Diet |
| Animal Food Ingredient Claim | Human-Grade |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,957 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #5 in Dehydrated Dog Food |
| Brand | The Honest Kitchen |
| Brand Name | The Honest Kitchen |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Container Type | Bag |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 2,817 Reviews |
| Dog Breed Size | All |
| Flavor | Nuts & Seed Base |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00183413004145 |
| Included Components | Base Mix |
| Item Form | Dry |
| Item Height | 5.56 inches |
| Item Type Name | The Honest Kitchen Dehydrated Base Mix |
| Item Weight | 7 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | The Honest Kitchen |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Occasion | Birthday |
| Special Ingredients | grain-free |
| Specific Uses For Product | food-allergies |
| UPC | 781163765264 183413004145 781163835615 |
| Unit Count | 7 Pounds |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** The Honest Kitchen
- **Flavor:** Nuts & Seed Base
- **Item Form:** Dry
- **Specific Uses For Product:** food-allergies

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Flavor** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality Premix
*by J***E on October 20, 2025*

I've been trying all sorts of dehydrated fruits and veggies blends for dogs. This is my 3rd pick to date. Previously I was serving Dr.Harvey's brand. With them, depending on which you purchase you may need to present your dog with additional supplements to make it truly complete. Like Dr.Harvey's brand The Honest Kitchen, requires you to prep the mix with water before adding to your meat of choice. This option being grain free allows for me to add my own grains. I personally don't think my dog, an American Pitbull Terrier, likes this blend or that of Dr.Harvey's. On her owb she'd starve unless it was a bowl of meat only. That's just not optimal nutrition. Even with supplements, she would be lacking a fiber source and reasonable plant/grain based vitamins and supplements. That said this blend I make her eat via spoon feeding has been good to her. I usually rotate the proteins and grains around with these blends. This week I did chicken and herring with ground oats coupled with chicken liver and gizzards. I also added ground flaxseed and chia seeds. Lastly salmon oil is added to her food. I got about 6 to 8 days worth of food with the premix. There is a lot that need to be added into the premix for health's sake. I also present pork, beef, lamb and bison. She also gets small amounts of rice or potatoes. She's been pretty energetic on this premix. Her skin and coat looks good plus is quite soft. She gets all sorts of compliments when we are out so people do ask about her diet. Despite the fact this does come with supplements in the premix, I still give my girl a daily multivitamin considering it has probiotics. The only con I have with this is the fact the premix doesn't come with a measuring spoon. Luckily I have my own that was used to measure the recommended amount for my dog. Dr.Harvey includes a measuring cup in their bags. Price wise, I find this to be expensive. It comes up to a little over 100 dollars for the month and this is not includr the price of protein and supplements I buy. Dr.Harvey is no better with their price point. Lastly, I wish this company made trial sizes. This blend may not be well liked or tolerated so to spend 24 dollars plus on it without knowing if your dog will like it not the wisest. Overally, since I don't think this is cost effective, I will rotate this premix around with my own home made recipes. While it cheaper to buy this as buying all the listed ingredients outright will out cost this box, food doesn't need to be this complicated. Lastly, packaging is a waste. My order came in a huge box with some fairly thick cardboard. While it can be recycled, the packaging can be reduced

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My Dogs Love It ... And, I'm Saving Money
*by V***B on August 21, 2016*

Have been feeding 100% raw for 5+ years. Decided to look for other sources when Darwins increased their prices. My local pet stores either can't keep the quantity I need in stock, or, have problems keeping their freezers running, so I started researching "home made" raw food diets. I now purchase beef, chicken, turkey and sometimes pork, from the grocery store, use my Kitchenaid stand mixer/attachment to grind, and mix with the Honest Kitchen. my dogs LOVE it. A few points: 1. I use THK grain free varieties only. The base version (Preference) when serving fresh beef or pork. My dogs won't eat raw chicken so that is the only cooked meat I serve. I boil a few pounds of boneless chicken breasts, then run through a food grinder on pulse. I boil enough for two or three days and store in the refrigerator. It takes only 7 mins prepare their meals - which I appreciate on busy mornings. 2. I supplement THK Beef, Chicken and Turkey mixes with additional fresh meat. Can't tell you why, I'm just not convinced there is enough meat in the mix alone. My dogs do seem to prefer the consistency of the meat varieties over the base mix, as evidenced by how long it takes them to finish their meals. 3. For all of the mixes, I find that I have to feed my two Boxers more than the amounts recommended on the package. For example, for my 60 lb. female, the Preference guidelines suggest 1 cup of meat per day. I feed her one cup of meat mixed with one cup of Preference TWICE a day. She actually dropped a couple of pounds initially - so I monitor her and feed slightly more on the days when she has been more active than usual. My 80 lb. male - similar- feeding twice the recommended meat. He is older, less active and also dropped a few pounds...which is a good thing ; ) 3. I've noticed some variance in the consistency of the dry mix from box to box. My last box of Preference was predominantly green and finely ground - like oregano. My current box is full of large chunks of orange and yellow - like the consistency of dehydrated chunky vegetable soup mix. When mixed with water, the chunks remain large enough for my boy to spit out (onto the floor) the pieces he doesn't like. I contacted the company and learned that they source their ingredients from different suppliers and so the size of the products vary. The Honest Kitchen mills the food for the same length of time regardless of the starting size of the food - so start small, end with fine. Start large, end with course. Either way, the company states the same amount/ratio of food is in each box. 4. I find that I am actually saving money feeding The Honest Kitchen compared to prepared raw. Darwins and Nature's Variety cost me $4.20 - $5 per pound -- and my two dogs were eating 4lbs of Darwins supplemented with grain free canned food, or 2.5 lbs of Nature's Variety, supplemented with canned, per day. Yup - $400+ per month to feed two dogs. Now, I buy meet from the grocery store on sale ($1.89 lb - $3.49 lb), and no longer need to supplement with canned food (though I do still keep canned in their diet on rotation). I stock up on THK whenever it is on sale. 5. The last point worth mentioning is that feeding THK is much easier than frozen prepackaged raw. There is a noticeably 'gamey' smell to prepackaged raw that isn't present with fresh meat from the grocery store. I'm vegetarian and it has been a tough 5 years. The Honest Kitchen smells like dehydrated food, and when mixed with fresh meat - it really does not smell like dog food. Also clean up is a breeze compared to prepackaged raw - which would quickly begin to stink, and leave a fatty film in the bowls, requiring a soak in dawn dishwashing liquid to clean. Now, their bowls rinse clean - and when there are leftovers, there is no unpleasant smell. Highly recommend. I'm saving over $100 per month....AND feel much more confident that my dogs are eating wholesome, healthy, safe, fresh food.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Food For Frenchies!
*by J***H on November 20, 2025*

I swamped out the kibble for this food for my Frenchie because he was gassy and overweight. First off, he loves it (I alternate with cooked chicken, beef, and sometimes turkey) and he gobbles it down. He lost 3 pounds in the first few weeks and no longer gassy at all. His coat is also skinny, love this food for him!! Thought about doing the raw diet but went with this instead, easier and cheaper but you have ot cook the protein which I don't mind.

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