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Open Farm Goodbowl Grass-Fed Beef Freeze Dried Raw Morsels for Dogs

Freeze-dried Dog Food

An independent Feed Wise evaluation of Open Farm Open Farm Goodbowl Grass-Fed Beef Freeze Dried Raw Morsels for Dogs, built from the published ingredient panel, guaranteed analysis, certifications and processing method.

Fresh named meat
Grain-conscious recipe
No fillers declared
Made in Canada
Size
0.23 kg
Food type
Freeze-dried Dog Food
Life stage
All life stages
UPC
Not recorded
Brand
Open Farm
Country
Canada
Feed Wise Score
6.6out of 10
USE WITH CARE

Scores 5.0 to 7.9. Usable, but follow the directions closely — one or more categories fall short.

75%
Confidence
Moderate confidence

Most label data is on file; a few disclosures are still outstanding.

Where to Buy
Recent recalls (last 24 months)
  • 12/23/2024US FDA Enforcement Report market withdrawal of six Open Farm products (freeze-dried morsels and dry recipes) due to foreign object (food-grade plastic film) contamination. No FDA press release; company framed as quality issue.
View full recall history in the Feed Wise recall database →

Why It Scored 6.6

Our independent, evidence-based evaluation of this product. Sponsorship is never an input.

Ingredient Quality
7.5
Use With Care
  • First ingredient: G.A.P. Step 4 Beef
  • Contains fresh named meat
  • No corn, wheat or soy on the label
Nutritional Quality
4.9
Red Paw Alert
  • Freeze-dried — minimal heat
  • 25% protein on a dry-matter basis
  • 4100 kcal per kg
  • 21% fat as fed
Transparency
9.0
Excellent Choice
  • Full ingredient list published
  • Guaranteed analysis on file
  • No adequacy statement on record
Sourcing & Certifications
2.0
Red Paw Alert
  • Country of manufacture: Canada
  • Protein sources: Beef
  • Certifications on record: Certified Humane Raised and Handled, Global Animal Partnership (G.A.P.), Non-GMO
  • 100% traceable ingredients; Third-party certified humane sourcing (G.A.P. / Certified Humane)
Processing
9.0
Excellent Choice
  • Freeze-dried — minimal heat
  • Method on file: freeze_dried
  • Gentler processing preserves more nutrients

Feed Wise Verdict

A reasonable everyday option with a few areas that trail category leaders.

Strengths
Fresh named meat in the recipe
No fillers declared on the label
No by-products declared
No artificial colours or flavours
Manufactured in Canada
Considerations
No nutritional adequacy statement on record
Feeding guidelines not published
Ideal for
All life stages
Everyday feeding
Balanced diets
Adult maintenance

Where to Buy

Canadian retailers on record. Stock and price vary by store and province.

    Ingredient Breakdown

    Label ingredients in the order they appear, with our independent quality assessment where we hold reference data on that ingredient.

    Full ingredient list

    G.A.P. Step 4 Beef, G.A.P. Step 4 Beef Liver, Oats, Barley, Mixed Tocopherols (a preservative)

    See the ingredient encyclopedia →

    Guaranteed Analysis

    As-fed basis
    Protein
    23%
    25% dry matter
    Minimum crude protein as declared on the label.
    Fat
    21%
    Minimum crude fat as declared.
    Fibre
    4.5%
    Maximum crude fibre as declared.
    Moisture
    7%
    Maximum moisture as declared.
    Energy
    4100
    kcal / kg
    Metabolisable energy per kilogram.

    Transparency Score

    9.0 / 10
    Complete ingredient list
    Nutritional analysis provided
    Feeding guidelines provided
    Country of origin disclosed
    Nutritional adequacy statement
    Certifications on record
    Product imagery on file
    Pack size and format recorded

    Certifications & Claims

    Only certifications we can confirm from the brand's own documentation or the certifying body appear here. Nothing is assumed — if a program isn't listed, it isn't disclosed for this product.

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