FAQ

Dogs should never be fed meat that contains toxic ingredients such as xylitol or is mixed with raisins, grapes, or chocolate, as these are harmful to their health.

Dogs can safely eat cranberries in moderation, but raisins are toxic and should always be avoided.

Cranberries are one of the healthiest fruits for dogs when served plain and in moderation, offering antioxidants, vitamins, and potential urinary tract benefits.

Dogs can eat unsweetened dried cranberries in moderation, but Ocean Spray Craisins often contain added sugars, making them unsuitable for dogs.

Cranberries are not toxic to dogs and can be safely eaten in moderation, but products with added sugars or harmful ingredients like xylitol or raisins must be avoided.

Yes, dogs can eat cranberries in moderation, as long as they're plain and free from added sugars or toxic ingredients. Always serve small amounts and monitor for digestive upset.

Yes, traditional premium dry kibbles such as Orijen or Ketona are significantly cheaper alternatives to The Farmer’s Dog, often costing less than half per day.

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Yes, traditional kibble brands like Orijen or Ketona are cheaper alternatives, typically costing $1.26 to $2.60 per day for a 50-pound dog compared to $7.25 to $8.00 with The Farmer’s Dog.

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