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

The short answer

Short answer: choose the Open Farm record if your priority is this exact freeze-dried raw morsel format. Choose The Honest Kitchen record if your priority is this exact dehydrated food prepared with warm water. This is a comparison between two specific products, not a brand-wide winner.

For dry package cost, The Honest Kitchen record was lower in the August 11 and 12 snapshot: $0.66 per ounce versus $2.96 per ounce for Open Farm. The calculation does not measure prepared yield, serving cost, nutrition, shipping, tax, discounts, or a dog's needs, so it cannot establish which product is cheaper to feed or better overall.

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.

The official source pages were rechecked on September 15, 2026 for product identity and page context. That source review did not refresh the two price records, which remain dated August 11 and August 12.

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.