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I plan to start making cat kibble. Recipes online state the life of it would be about 3 weeks in the fridge. I am thinking if I dry it well enough in either the oven or dehydrator, then vacuum seal in mason jars, life should be extended just as people food. Am I missing something? Any experience?
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Most of the recipes that I have researched use the dehydrator to dry them before packaging them. As you said, vacuum sealing would make them last longer.
 
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