Sojos Europa Grain-Free Dog Food Mix, 8lb Bag | 
 enlarge | Brand: Sojos
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $54.99
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Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 55055
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8
Dimensions (in): 11.9 x 10.6 x 6.1
MPN: EU2
Model: SE08
UPC: 755709000089
EAN: 0755709000089
ASIN: B000ROR8QS
Release Date: June 7, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Grain-Free | | • | Great for dogs with allergies | | • | Also works as an excellent supplement | | • | 100% natural. | | • | Made on-site at our factory in Minnesota. |
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Product Description
The grain-free alternative to kibble, Sojourner Farms Europa Dog Food is a wholesome pre-mix that you combine with your own meat and water to create fresh, homemade dog food. Europa is a great foundation food for dogs with sensitivities to grains, and is a wonderful fruit and vegetable supplement to Sojos European Dog Food Mix and Monzie's Muesli Dog Food Mix. Dogs live healthiest on fresh, whole foods. Sojos Europa is made with pure and simple ingredients like dried sweet potatoes, whole eggs and apples. No preservatives or artificial ingredients. Because Europa is grain-free, its great for sensitive dogs. Simply soak it in water and add raw beef, turkey or chicken. Its a great way to give your dog a fresh, homemade meal in minutes. Europa can also be used as a fruit & veggie supplement with your dog's current food. Feeding Guidelines: The following feeding guidelines are for adult dogs. Contact us for puppy and senior dog feeding guidelines or see the back of your Sojos Europa Grain-Free Dog Food Mix. Up to 25 lbs - 1/2 cup Europa, 1 cup meat, 2 cups water. 26-50 lbs - 1 cup Europa, 1/2 cup meat, 1 cup water. 51-75 lbs - 1 1/2 cups Europa, 1 1/2 cups meat, 3 cups water. 76-100 lbs - 2 cups Europa, 2 cups meat, 4 cups water. Preparation Guidelines: Combine Europa, meat, and water. Let soak at least 15 minutes (or preferably overnight in the refrigerator) and serve. You can mix a four-day batch ahead of time and refrigerate in a sealed container or keep larger batches in the freezer. Shake bag occasionally to keep ingredients mixed. For senior dogs we recommend once-a-day feeding. For adult dogs and puppies we recommend twice-a-day feeding. If you're feeding twice-a-day feeding, split the amounts above in half. Available in 2 lb or 8 lb bags.
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| Customer Reviews:
Better than EVERYTHING April 13, 2008
SJ Port (CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
5 stars, 10 if it were possible.
2 mini-doxies who ate homemade from birth to 2, then went onto 'natural' kibble (Holistic Blendz, Hund n Flocken) and developed urine crystals, then went to a vet kibble that got rid of the crystals but developed another crystal. I needed a solution that wouldn't take all day to prepare, and without grain (dachshunds are better off with potatoes as their starch, no rice or corn). First impressions - smells good helped by garlic and oh look! I can actually recognize the bits of potato, broccoli and carrots! - add water, so far pretty easy. Add beef? I can't bring myself to do the raw thing, but I get organic ground beef from Costco, poach it, and when it's cooled down I add it to the Europa. Store 3-4 days worth in the frig, and it's done. Doggies used to sniff at the kibble and swallow enough of it to sustain life. Now they can't wait to eat. They're down to healthy weights, which is key for doxie backs, and the vet proclaims the smooth is the "best looking dachshund" he has ever seen. They're running and playing like puppies at the ripe old age of 7. I give them Missing Link Plus supplements, Cosequin DS to keep joints in good shape. I feel like I'm doing a good thing for them, and I want them around me for many more years to come. I can't thank Sojourner Farms enough for understanding the need for grain-free food, let alone the absolute purity of preparation and ingredients. Someone there actually thought about the dog first. I'm sure it takes longer to prep and dehydrate the vegetables than to pulverize and kibble-ize something far less healthy, but Sojos is doing it anyway and I for one am grateful for the product. Costly? I can't even calculate the value when I see the difference it has made in my dogs after just 2 months. They ship it free from the Sojos web site, and so does Amazon. Friends, just do it. You can make it in the time it takes you to cook supper. You'd do it for your kids. And your dogs don't talk back!!
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