We’re not just another pet food brand. We’re a small family business that believes feeding your puppy should be as intentional as feeding your child.
These are what make our fresh puppy meals stand out:
- Small Family Brand: We’re here because we love dogs and believe in giving them the same quality food that people can access.
- Superior Human-Grade Ingredients: Our meals are made from organic meats, vegetables, and grains.
- Gently Cooked Fresh Food: Lower temperatures mean higher digestibility, better taste, and more preserved nutrients, perfect for fast-growing puppies.
- Convenient Fresh Food Cubes: Feeding fresh food is easy with our portioned cubes. Just melt, serve, and watch your puppy thrive.
- Sustainable Packaging: We believe in protecting the planet for future generations, including our four-legged ones. That’s why we use compostable bioplastics and renewable paper materials.
Why Fresh Food is Essential for Puppies
The first year of a dog's life is crucial. Puppies need higher levels of protein, healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals to build strong bones, resilient immune systems, and happy, healthy brains. Sadly, most dry kibble is inferior in quality, made using high-heat processing that strips away natural nutrients and fills the gap with synthetic additives and fillers.
For puppies that require alternative sources of nourishment, we also offer novel protein dog food options for sensitive or selective eaters.
Our puppy dog food is different. We gently cook our meals at lower temperatures to preserve the integrity of the nutrients your puppy needs naturally. Fresh food is easier for young digestive systems, making it the smarter choice for building strong, healthy puppies without the risks of over-processed, nutrient-poor diets.
Whether you're searching for large breed dog food for a future gentle giant or small breed dog food for a tiny adventurer, our formulations are made to meet your puppy’s unique needs.
Fresh Food vs. Kibble
Kibble is mass-produced at extreme temperatures, which destroys delicate nutrients puppies desperately need during their growth stages. Even "premium" kibbles often rely on fillers and synthetic vitamins to meet basic standards.
Our puppy dog food is a different story. It’s made with real, fresh ingredients you can recognize, cooked gently to protect nutrition, and designed to be easy on sensitive young stomachs. Also, with both grain-free and grain-inclusive options, we help you meet your puppy’s individual needs without compromise.
As your puppy grows older, you can continue their journey with our thoughtfully crafted senior dog food for their golden years.
Fresh Feeding Made Easy for Puppy Parents
We know puppy life is busy – housetraining, teething, endless cuddles, and playtime! This is why our fresh food comes frozen into small, individual cubes. Just defrost the cubes you need, serve, and watch your puppy enjoy every nourishing bite. Feeding your dogs should not be as difficult as it is made to appear.
Fresh feeding isn’t just a thing to be done. It’s the smart, loving choice for your puppy’s best start.
FAQs About Our Puppy Dog Food
How Many Times a Day Should a Puppy Eat?
Most puppies should eat three to four times a day until they’re about six months old. Their bodies are growing quickly, and small, frequent meals help maintain steady energy levels and support healthy development.
Do Puppies Need Special Puppy Food?
Yes, puppies need food that’s specially formulated for growth. They require more protein, fat, and nutrients than adult dogs to build strong bones, muscles, and immune systems. Puppy food like ours is designed to meet those needs naturally and gently.
Should Puppies Eat Wet Food?
Wet or fresh food is actually a great choice for puppies. It’s often easier to chew and digest, especially for young dogs with developing teeth and sensitive stomachs. Our gently cooked meals offer the benefits of wet food, plus better ingredient quality and more natural nutrients.
What Age is Puppy Food For?
Most puppies should eat specially formulated puppy food until about 12 months of age, though larger breeds may need puppy food a little longer. Always consult your vet to ensure a smooth transition to adult food based on your puppy’s individual growth and development.
