The Honest Kitchen: Zeal Taste Test

I was given a sample of Zeal from MC over at The House of Two Bows to try out.  The day the package arrived I left it on my bed and visited the farmer's market and came home to see that Conker had wanted whatever was inside.  He chewed through one of the corners but thankfully had given up before he got to the tasty insides.  She was nice enough to give me enough Zeal to give all three dogs a taste test, and since Conker failed at pillaging the package all three got to do so.

Ingredients:
Dehydrated white fish (line-caught Haddock, wild Whiting), sweet potatoes, eggs, organic coconut, alfalfa, apples, green beans, parsley, cabbage, bananas, wild Salmon, cranberries, garlic, rosemary, tricalcium phosphate, choline chloride, zinc amino acid chelate, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin E supplement, potassium iodide, potassium chloride, iron amino acid chelate, copper amino acid chelate.

Guaranteed Analysis:
Protein, 35% min
Fat, 8.4% min
Fiber, 5.8% min
Moisture, 8.4% max

Zeal is actually much yellower than this.

Like the Keen, Zeal has a very herbish smell.   It smells quite nice, and I guess Conker recognized it when he tried to rip apart the package.  There are small chunks of fish, sweet potato, green beans and, something, visible in the mix.
And like he did with the Keen, Conker was strutting around and savaging the Girls' faces while it was re-hydrating on the counter.  When asked to sit, he craned his neck around backwards and watched me as I carried his bowl over to his "doggy diner" that is made out of a shoebox.

All the dogs loved Zeal.  Sasha finished first, then Conker and last was Juneau who cleaned everyone's bowls for them.  With how much of a hit this Honest Kitchen stuff is with the dogs, I really might have to pick up a box if I ever spot one, or order one online.  Only problems is, Zeal is the most expensive formula, but Conker liked Keen enough (cheapest) that I'll probably go with that one first.