FAQ

Fresh dog food, like Farmer’s Dog, is generally healthier than kibble due to its minimal processing, higher nutrient retention, and absence of artificial additives.

Fresh food offers higher ingredient quality and may benefit dogs with sensitivities, while kibble is more convenient and affordable; the best choice depends on individual needs.

Fresh dog food made from human-grade ingredients like lean meats, vegetables, and whole grains is considered the healthiest option due to its high nutrient content and minimal processing.

Fresh dog food offers higher ingredient quality and palatability, but kibble is more practical and affordable. The best choice depends on your dog's needs and your preferences.

Yes, dogs can safely eat plain, fully cooked rice in moderation, especially white rice during digestive issues. Avoid fried or seasoned rice.

White rice from Chinese restaurants is not ideal for dogs, as it may contain seasonings or additives; plain, fully cooked white rice is safe in moderation.

Dogs should not eat rice with soy sauce, as soy sauce contains high sodium levels that can be harmful to their health.

No, dogs should not eat Chinese fried rice due to toxic ingredients like onions and garlic, excessive salt, and unhealthy fats that can cause digestive or serious health issues.

Dogs should not eat fried rice, as it often contains toxic ingredients and unhealthy seasonings. Plain, fully cooked rice is safe for dogs in moderation, but fried rice poses health risks.

Use chew-proof dog beds made with durable materials like ballistic nylon and metal frames, and combine with training and enrichment to address chewing behavior.