Healthy Hound

Baby, my pitbull girl, has allergy issues and these treats offer me an allergy-​free treat option. I know exactly what’s in them, just 2 ingredients (sweet potato & pineapple juice). That’s awesome & Baby LOVES them. We just added the Salmon Skin treats into her diet and she LOVES those too! Even better that these treats are locally produced and EVERY representative of the company is a true dog loving soul!
One of our friends through Love a Bull recommended these (his dog also has allergies) and I will always be grateful to him for telling me about Healthy Hound.
Visit them at the farmers markets and try some samples. Once your dog gets hooked, know that prices are a little better when you buy at the farmers market, but we also buy at Lofty Dog.

My tiny Chi is a notoriously picky eater. I picked up a sample of Healthy Hound treats this weekend (tnank you, Wheatsville Co-​op!) but didn’t expect them to be a big hit.
Surprise! Zelda can’t get enough of them and finished the whole bag in two «training sessions.»
I love that this is a local business with a great product– I am coming back for more!

Have to admit, I’d seen the booth multiple times (at the downtown market) but I somehow thought it was baked ‘treats’ full of flour and things I don’t give my dogs. Went over this morning and was wonderfully surprised to see dehydrated meat treats. with all the recalls on the commercial stuff, I’ve had to quit giving my dogs this kind of treat and they loved them.
So the very nice (and cold… it was a burrrrrr day!) man holds up his palm to my finicky havanese. One sniff of the beef and she was hooked! he offered her some chicken… she was in! I like that you can easily tear into small pieces which makes it awesome for training. We got a bag of chicken and a bag of beef. Gave a chunk to my sheltie when I got home… doggy heaven! please mom can we have more! locally sourced meats and pineapple juice… that’s it. like that.
They’re food looked good too. We’ll be back for more. Started telling friends about it. Nice to support local business and get a great product for your furry family members.

I’ve been feeding my Puglets a high quality diet for years, but have found a much better, locally-​sourced food for them with Healthy Hound. My babies are somewhat picky, but there’s no stopping them when I use the food I get from these guys! I use a mix of my normal dry kibble with a smallish amount of wet food that is easy to use. It acts as a sort of gravy for their food, only enhancing the experience. I love it! And a bag goes a fairly long way. The treats are awesome as well. I love the dried meats, but they also love to eat the dried sweet potato as well.
I absolutely recommend using them as your local go-​to source for healthy, humanely-​sourced dog food!
Michael

My dogs will stop what they’re doing and come running to the kitchen to sit like good dogs if they hear me touch the bag of the Healthy Hound Beef treats. That’s how much they love them. I admit that I was tempted by how good they smell and tasted it myself. And they really are that good.
They absolutely adore the dog food, too. One of them is a picky eater and has been eating everything on her plate since I started adding the Healthy Hound dog food to their kibble. It’s nice to find a dog food made by a local company with locally sourced ingredients that’s good and healthy for my dogs. It makes me feel good and my dogs are happy.
It’s worth the trip to the farmers’ market just to get this for your dogs.

My dogs love the Healthy Hound Bison treats and I love that they are grain free with no preservatives. In fact the Bison only has dehydrated Bison and pineapple juice and taste great — yes I tasted:) They look like beef jerky but are super crisp (so are easy to break off small pieces to use as training treats) and slightly sweet. «Certified for human consumption» I could totally snack on these tasty lowfat dog treats! The treats also come in Sweet Potato and Chicken.
I have not tried the dog food yet er my dogs have not tried it yet but it looks like vacuum sealed stew with meat and recognizable chunks of veggies. The guys at their booth at the Farmers Market told me that they cook up a fresh batch each week for the Sat FM and soon they will be filling custom orders for home delivery. The locally sourced ingredients change from week to week but this weekend they had 2 grain free formulas with sweet potato (beef and turkey) and 2 with rice (chicken and lamb).
After learning from a dog trainer that I was working with on one of my foster dogs that «fillers» in kibble can cause behavior problems I have been much more careful in checking ingredients for my foster dogs kibble and it is nice to know I have a local source for customized dog food for special needs dogs like my girl who does not do well on grains and needs limited ingredient food and treats.

I have two dogs, one (Ivy) who has never met a meal she did not like and the other (Toby) with a heart condition that does not always want to eat.
Much of the time, Toby will not eat his dry, very healthy dog food unless I mix a little something into it. I used to mix in wet food from a can until he started turning his nose up at that. Since then, I buy beef or chicken at the market and cook it up for him. Sometimes I add sweet potatoes and carrots just to break up the variety. This is a time consuming effort that I do not always have time to keep up with.
Imagine my amazement when I was out for a Saturday Farmers Market and discovered something fresh and ready to mix in from Healthy Hound.
New to the Farmers Market, Healthy Hound sells 1 lb. vacuum sealed bags of fresh dog food made from all natural, locally sourced ingredients. They do not use corn fillers and have 4 varieties to choose from: Beef and Sweet Potato; Chicken with Steamed Rice; Turkey and Whole Wheat Pasta; or Lamb and Brown Rice.
They were also giving out samples of dog jerky and dried sweet potatoes which were good enough for a human to eat.
I purchased a bag of the Beef and Sweet Potato food and took some samples of the jerky home. I stirred in a little of the food with my dog’s dry food and he gobbled it up. I later gave them samples of the dried sweet potato and beef treats. .
I feel good knowing I am giving all natural low sodium treats and food to my babies and knowing that I am supporting ATX local products and ingredients.
If your dog wants to run with the big dogs, get off the porch and get them some Healthy Hound!