BEST FOR: Lean protein option • Everyday favourite
Nutritional Information: (per 100g serving)
Calories: 124 kcal
Protein: 20g
Fat: 3g
Carbohydrates: 4g
Fiber: 1g
Moisture: ~72%
Why dogs love this bowl:
• Lean chicken protein
• Nutrient-rich organ meat
• High-fiber vegetables
• Fresh fruits & wholesome ingredients
Ingredients: Chicken breast, chicken liver, sardines, whole egg, sweet potato, butternut squash, green beans, carrots, zucchini, spinach, pumpkin purée, apple, blueberries, and ground eggshell calcium.

BEST FOR: Rich flavour • Protein lovers
Nutritional Information: (per 100g serving)
Calories: 139 kcal
Protein: 19g
Fat: 5g
Carbohydrates: 4g
Fiber: 1g
Moisture: ~71%
Why dogs love this bowl:
- Premium beef protein
- Nutrient-rich organ meat
- High-fiber vegetables
- Fresh fruits & wholesome ingredients
Ingredients: Eye of round beef, liver, sardines, whole egg, sweet potato, butternut squash, green beans, carrots, zucchini, spinach, pumpkin purée, apple, blueberries, and ground eggshell calcium.

BEST FOR: Rich flavour • Variety seekers
Nutritional Information: (per 100g serving)
Calories: 142 kcal
Protein: 19g
Fat: 6g
Carbohydrates: 4g
Fiber: 1g
Moisture: ~71%
Why dogs love this bowl:
- Tender pork protein
- Rich, satisfying flavour
- Colourful variety of vegetables
- Fresh fruits & pumpkin
Ingredients:‍ ‍Pork tenderloin, liver, sardines, whole egg, sweet potato, butternut squash, green beans, carrots, zucchini, spinach, pumpkin purée, apple, blueberries, and ground eggshell calcium.

For healthy adult dogs · 2 meals per day
Every dog has different nutritional and energy requirements. The calorie ranges below are general starting points for adult dogs in ideal body condition. Individual needs can vary considerably based on activity, age, breed, body condition, neuter status and metabolism.
5–10 lbs: ~150–350 kcal/day
10–20 lbs: ~280–550 kcal/day
20–40 lbs: ~470–920 kcal/day
40–60 lbs: ~760–1,280 kcal/day
60–80 lbs: ~1,020–1,610 kcal/day
80–100 lbs: ~1,290–1,825 kcal/day
Your dog’s exact portion is calculated individually based on their weight, age, activity level, body condition and other factors.
We divide the recommended daily amount into 2 meals per day. Portions may need to be adjusted over time depending on your dog’s weight and body condition. Veterinary nutrition guidance emphasizes that calorie calculations are starting points and individual dogs can require substantially more or less food than calculated.
When switching to fresh food, we recommend that your family transitions your pup gradually over approximately 5–7 days to help your dog adjust to the new diet.
For puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, dogs with medical conditions, or dogs requiring therapeutic weight management, consult your veterinarian or a veterinary nutrition professional before changing diets

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