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Before you suggest a store - please note, we do not sell to stores that sell puppies and kittens, or are in any way connected with ‘mass breeding’ or puppy mills or other large scale facilities that produce or market animals to be sold via retail stores or web sites. These operations do not meet the Honest Kitchen’s requirements for representing or selling our products. We work with ethical, responsible breeders and pet supply stores/ distributors, only.

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Reviews

“Embark is the best food I have ever used to raise puppies.  Unlike when I have used kibble or raw food, I have not had upset tummies during that critical introduction to food other than mom’s milk.  The puppies then continue on Embark and mom.

I gradually introduce raw & cooked food, raw bones, and kibble to their diets.  When they are ready to go to their new homes at 8-10 weeks, they have had a great start in life.  The owners can choose HK, a homemade diet, a raw diet, kibble or any combination.  Using Embark as the foundation food for weaning puppies has made a huge improvement in the health of my puppies.  Because the puppies do so well on it, it has also improved cleanliness and made it much easier to housebreak at an exceptionally young age.  This has carried over after they go their new homes.”

-Gina Spadafori