'In this what\'s in the box we take a look at a new company in the cooked dog food space, specifically Your Chef\'s Pet. If you have been wondering whether you should check out Ollie, Pet Plate, Nom Nom, or The Farmers Dog you should check out this initial review of Your Chef\'s Pet. We dive into what you experience would be like if you ordered cooked dog food and go into the unboxing experience as well as provide some insights regarding the ingredients and how Your Chef\'s Pet differed from some of the other options out. Two key areas that are different are the use of organ meat which is not common amongst all cooked dog foods. In addition, a big one maybe the lack of synthetic vitamins which are generally found in almost all dog food. If you want to find out more about Your Chef\'s Pet check out their site https://www.yourpetschef.com/ Overall my impressions are positive the food looks fresh and you can clearly see the ingredients which are always since. Ultron has been very receptive to the food and is a bit of a picky eater. Beyond that, I also like their approach to offering a fixed amount per order and per pouch. This is different than many companies where the QTY is based on the profile of your dog. This can offer benefits especially if your dog is overweight or undernourished. Personally, for me I prefer to have a set amount and portion accordingly. #dogfood #cookeddogfood #humangradedogfood'
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