Open Farm vs The Honest Kitchen: Format and Price per Ounce

The short answer

Open Farm and The Honest Kitchen products in this comparison use different processing formats. The checked Open Farm product is a freeze-dried raw morsel, while the checked Honest Kitchen Wholemade product is dehydrated and prepared with warm water. That difference makes dry package price per ounce useful for checking shelf price, but not for declaring one food a better nutritional or feeding value.

For the two recorded packages below, The Honest Kitchen has the lower dry package price per ounce. This result applies only to these package records and does not account for rehydrated yield, feeding amount, shipping, tax, discounts, or a dog's calorie needs.

Checked package comparison

Price per ounce equals the recorded package price divided by the labeled net package weight in ounces. Ten pounds is converted to 160 ounces. Results are rounded to the nearest cent.

What the calculation does not tell you

• It does not compare prepared or rehydrated weight.
• It does not compare calories, nutrients, ingredient suitability, or feeding portions.
• It does not include tax, shipping, subscriptions, coupons, or retailer promotions.
• The two official offers were checked on consecutive dates, so this is a documented snapshot rather than a simultaneous checkout test.

How to choose between the formats

Start with the format and recipe that meet your dog's needs, then compare the exact package and feeding guidance. A veterinarian can help assess an individual dog's diet. Before buying, confirm the package size, final price, availability, and product label on the official product page.