No Corn No Soy No Artificial Anything Small Batch Human‑Grade Ingredients Freshly Baked No Corn No Soy No Artificial Anything Small Batch Human‑Grade Ingredients Freshly Baked
Ingredients

What 'Human-Grade' Actually Means

Posted Jul 10, 2026 · 1 min read

What 'Human-Grade' Actually Means

"Human-grade" gets used loosely in pet food marketing, so here's exactly what it means at Hound Song Bakery.

Feed-grade vs. human-grade

Most pet food ingredients are "feed grade"—meaning they meet a lower safety and quality bar than ingredients sold for human consumption. Human-grade ingredients meet the same standard as food made for people, from sourcing through handling.

Our bar: would we eat it?

Every ingredient in a Hound Song treat is something you could eat yourself. Bananas, peanut butter, oats, rolled oats, almond flour, applesauce, honey, cinnamon—nothing exotic, nothing you can't pronounce.

Why it matters

Higher-quality ingredients generally mean better digestibility and fewer hidden irritants—especially important for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

We're online only!
Done!