RawMix Dry Dog Food with Ancient Grains, Protein-Packed Kibble Coated in Bone Broth with Freeze Dried Raw Chunks, Beef Pork & Lamb, Front Range Recipe, 20lb Bag

My dogs really like this dry dog food. They eat it up when we put it in their bowls. We feed them the recommended amount on the back of the bag, and they never act like they are hungry. It is expensive, but they do not have GI issues with this food like they have had with other brands. Ingredients are listed on the bag.

This one of the best dog foods you can buy for your dog. If you want the convenience of dry food and you want what is best for them you need to try Open Farm, Raw Mix. It cost a bit more than some of the so called “healthy” dog foods but this one is legit. They offer several varieties depending on your pet’s taste preference. I was buying the dry food the Vet sent home on my puppies first visit. I’ve been feeding it for a year, after all it came from the Vet! I happened to check to see where it stacked up to all the other brands. It turns out is is the middle of the pack on nutrition, that’s why I made the switch. If you want to give your dog a,longer healthier life feed them the best.

Both my GSD and boxer like this food. I purchased it as I was looking for a food with more omega 3’s and not as pricey as the brand I’ve been buying. I will continue to purchase both foods as the dogs do prefer the taste of the other brand a bit more

We’ve been really happy with the Open Farm Raw Mix Dry Dog Food! Our two Australian Shepherds have pretty sensitive stomachs, and this food has worked wonderfully for them — no issues at all. I love that the ingredients are super clean and transparent, and it actually smells like real food (even if the scent is a bit strong for humans 😅). Both dogs get so excited at mealtime and lick their bowls clean every time. You can really tell it’s high quality and easy on their digestion. The only downsides for me are the strong smell and the non-resealable bag — it would be nice to keep it fresher without having to transfer it to another container. Overall, a solid 4-star product that we’ll definitely keep buying for our pups!

My year old Whippet has always had a sensitive stomach. It's been a real stressful year for us to find the best way to alleviate his bowel issues. We have done a food intolerance test (not 100% reliable but definitely a great guide) and chicken was not an issue for him which is surprising. Initially when feeding him this food his bowel movement were still terrible - but after soaking the kibble till it because soft through and through it is like night and day. Every dog is different so if you are in the same boat as we were with Kai - I would recommend soaking it. It doesnt smell great but they think it smells delicious haha. Pros: - Fantastic quality and all traceable - Love the freeze dried raw bits - Kibble doesnt smell great in general but the dry form of this kibble is actually pretty tolerable haha - Love that is has 31% protein - Appreciate that the first 3 ingredients are protein - NO protein by-products Cons: - It's quite expensive for a 20 pound bag (In my opinion but I will pay for it for the well being of my furchild) - Wish there was more freeze dried raw bits Overall - I will purchase it again. I tried other big brands and it just made my dog's stool worse (even the sensitive skin/stomach recipe)

Success finally!! Our boys are truly picky eaters. Their sister never met a calorie she didn’t like. But these guys, until we tried Open Farms Raw Mix. To say they enjoy it, is an understatement. They love it! I’m so glad I finally took the plunge to try Rawmix. My beagle mix really likes the size of the bites, and they’re one of the few that has this size bag.

I can’t recommend Open Farm RawMix Ancient Grains Wild-Ocean Recipe for Dogs enough! My dog is incredibly picky, and after trying countless brands, this is the one she finally loves. She’s a 2-year-old medium-sized Jindo mix, and this food has been an absolute lifesaver. The kibble size is just right—small and easy for her to eat—and the mix of kibble, bone broth, and freeze-dried raw pieces keeps her interested every mealtime. No more turning up her nose or leaving food untouched! 🐕‍🦺 Yes, it’s a little on the pricey side, but honestly, it’s so worth it. I’d rather spend a bit more on something she loves and benefits from than waste money on food she won’t touch. Plus, knowing it’s made with high-quality, humanely raised protein and non-GMO fruits and veggies gives me confidence that she’s getting the best nutrition possible. Since switching to this, I’ve noticed her coat looking shinier and her energy levels improving, which reassures me it’s not just tasty but also super nutritious. We’ve subscribed to ensure we always have it on hand—it’s that good. Highly recommend it to anyone with a picky eater at home! 🐾🐟

We have 2 separate containers for each dog which get gets a separate bag each month. In Nov one dog started having issues with vomiting, vet visit and test showed nothing, and then chicken and rice diet with a little bit of the dog food, which the other dog got too. At that time Dec's bags came and for some reason I just did one bag in one container, which was the container of the dog that didn't have prior issues. Maybe 5-7 days later, both had bad Diarrhea. Eventually figured it had to be the dog food. They were back on Rice, Chicken and Pumpkin and another brand of good grain free was introduced and on the way to a normal stool. Looking back since we had changed from Blue Buffalo, we do recall that sometimes one would have runny stool and the other didn't. Thought maybe the ate something they shouldn't of when we were not look. So its looking that were getting a bad bag here and there and didn't even know it. We only stopped Blue Buffalo when they changed their formula. We had a run with Blue Buffalo for 10 years and have only done Open Farms for about a year.