30-Day Tylee's Dog Food Challenge for Kiah

Well, it has officially started!  Kiah is 6 days into a 30 day challenge on this new human-grade dog food from Tylee's.  

First let me get to delivery!   It was fast and it was packed in dry ice...how cool was that!   Super cool if you were my kids because their daddy did a cool science experiment with them right away!   :)  I know that was a side note but one I wanted to share.

So what is neat about this dog food? So many things, like Buy 1 Get 1 FREE with code "TYLEES" or even the fact that the ingredients might be healthier than what I may have eaten for the day which flax seed and chia seeds!  Or maybe just knowing that there is no fillers or that nothing comes from China! 

So here is a picture of the food. I have never served my dog food that looked more like human food.  The fact that it has the green, yellow, orange color is pretty awesome.  The next thing that caught my attention was the smell, it had a very sweet smell.

What did Kiah think?  Well, she gets two cups in the morning and a cup later in the evening and she eats every bit within minutes!   She is being so spoiled on this food since it is warmed up and such high quality.   It has only been a few days so I haven't noticed much besides her begging for more food... I might have to increase from 3 cups to a little bit more???   I just think she loves it but I used to give her a little bit more with dry food.  I have been happy that her system adjusted very nicely from changing her diet not bathroom emergencies or any other ill effects! Once I get further along in the 30-day trial I will keep you posted!  

So, with this 30 day trial it is super hard to get my children to not give her scraps from their plates.  I will admit we let our dog eat human food most days.  It's hard not too but at the same time there is so many foods that are dangerous to their health.  Like can a dog eat a Bananna?  Or can they eat carrots, or crackers, or berries?   The list of questionable foods is high!  

Description

Tylee's Beef Recipe Human-Grade Dog Food gives you all the benefits of a homemade meal for your pup, without any of the prep time. Tylee’s is made with human-grade ingredients just like you’d find at the grocery store—real, whole foods you can see and identify. Real meat is cooked and combined with nutritious fruits and vegetables then frozen to keep in all the flavor and nutrients. To prepare this nutritiously delicious food, simply defrost it and serve it. Each recipe is grain-free and has only one source of protein, so it’s perfect for pets with sensitive tummies or allergies. In Tylee’s Beef Recipe you will find real USDA-grade beef plus sweet potatoes, mango, broccoli, spinach and zucchini that are full of fiber, antioxidants, phytonutrients, vitamins and minerals to help keep your pal in top shape. Ingredients like flaxseed and sunflower oil offer alternative sources of omega-3 and 6 for a healthy coat. With all this good stuff on the menu, there’s no room for things like fillers, corn, wheat, soy, by-product meals, artificial flavors, artificial coloring or any ingredients sourced from China. Tylee’s is made in the USA with ingredients from around the world and is available exclusively at Chewy.com.

Key Benefits
Made with human-grade ingredients just like you’d find at the grocery store—real, whole foods you can see and identify, with nothing sourced from China.
These recipes are easy to serve—simply defrost and add to your pet’s bowl. Tylee’s can also be used as a topper to make any regular bowl of kibble more enticing.
Minimally processed ingredients retain all their natural flavors and valuable antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals to support your dog’s best health.
Grain-free food for dogs can better suit pups with sensitive tummies or allergies. Plus, there are no fillers like corn, soy, wheat or by-product meals.
Chia seeds, ground flaxseed, and sunflower oil are full of omega-3 and 6 fatty acids to nourish your pup’s skin and help his coat stay shiny and full.

There are four flavors of this food: