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Chunkier textures also promote better digestion, supports dental health, and offers a more satisfying, natural chewing experience for your pet.

Other Brands


• Mushier
• Can't distinguish ingredients
• Unatural color
frashfresh™
frashfresh™
frashfresh™

• Chunkier
• Able to distinguish ingredients
• True-to-ingredient color
Our proprietary science-backed powerhouse, NutriAbsorb™ is packed with essential vitamins, enzymes and prebiotics to enhance food breakdown and boost nutrient bioavailability by up to 22%, ensuring your pet absorbs and utilizes nutrients more effectively than other pet food.

• Chunkier
• Able to distinguish ingredients
• Lesser water content
• True-to-ingredient color
* The product comparison is conducted using fish recipe thawed at an ambient temperature of 28°C for 60 minutes.
See The Difference In frashfresh™
Visible Chunks, Real Ingredients
Your pet deserves chunkier fresh meals for higher quality assurance, better nutrition, cleaner teeth, and a more satisfying meal experience!
Properties | Others Brands | frashfresh™ |
---|---|---|
Texture | Mushier | Chunkier |
Ingredients Quality | Can't distinguish ingredients, allowing lower-grade meats, fillers, thickeners or by-products to blend in unnoticed. | Able to identify ingredients providing transparency, trust and confidence in what goes into the meals. |
Color | Muted & greater loss in nutrients due to more processing such as mincing and prolonged high-heat cooking, breaking down natural textures and color. | Vibrant & retention in nutrients due to less processing, hence preserving integrity of nutrients and texture, allowing for better digestion and nutrient absorption. |
Meal Satisfaction | Less satisfying as dogs instinctively swallow food, not chew it the way humans do. When they finish their meals without effort, they're less engaged | More satisfying as chunkier bits require conscious effort to grasp, maneuver, and swallow. It signals mindful feeding and stimulates them more during feeding |