I put this one in Puppy Training too ! SORRY! I am planning on using Honest Kitchen for my puppy. It sounds great and easy to make. I was wondering what I should add to it though? Do I put Kelp and Alfalfa And Salmon Oil , etc. ? She will be 8 weeks old is that too much for her? What and How much meat do I add to it

Anyone have any suggestions?

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I put this one in Puppy Training too ! SORRY! I am planning on using Honest Kitchen for my puppy. It sounds great and easy to make. I was wondering what I should add to it though? Do I put Kelp and Alfalfa And Salmon Oil , etc. ? She will be 8 weeks old is that too much for her? What and How much meat do I add to it.....Anyone have any suggestions?

I use it for backup to a raw diet, and have friends who use it for their main (everyday) food.

My take is that I do add RMBs and/or meat, and this amount is directed on the package of each formula. So do the others I know who use it.

It contains flax for short-chain Omega 3 EFAs, but I like to use salmon oil for long-chain Omega 3s (which come in marine products). Other than that, I believe from reading their ingredients carefully that it's a complete food and doesn't need other supplements for a healthy normal dog without allergies. If you do decide to use salmon oil as well, my own feeling is that I'd add some Vitamin E. (The dog's system uses E in processing oil supplements.)

So I add RMBs, salmon oil, and E.

Cindy Easton Rhodes uses THK too, and on the Leerburg site where they sell it, it says you can email her with questions.

See http://www.leerburg.com/honestkitchen.htm

I think you'll be very happy with it. I sure am; I didn't have a food to use as backup for travel and empty-freezer days (that you can safely add RMBs to) until Cindy discovered THK.