Feeding Guide

Our fresh meals pack a nutritional punch and are such a breeze to feed.

Feed the daily amount of fresh food recommended based on your pet’s ideal body weight. As all pets are unique, the feeding guide below serves as a general recommendation. Portion adjustments can be made based on your pet’s metabolism, general health, and activity level.

For dogs

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Suitable for dogs of all ages. Puppies 3 – 11 months old or those who have not reached their ideal weight should be fed 6-8% of their existing weight. For senior dogs with lower metabolism, feed approximately 3% of their current weight.

As our meals contain curcumin extract from turmeric, the natural yellow pigments may colour the mouth area of dogs with white/light coats which can be removed by wiping your dog’s mouth with a damp cloth immediately after each meal.

For cats

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We do not recommend free feeding your cat as this would mean leaving out food for more than one hour; allowing bacteria to grow. Feeding frequently is preferred, more-so with kittens and pregnant/nursing cats. Establishing a routine with scheduled feeding times is always beneficial for your cat.

Storage & Handling Guide

All meals are packed in BPA-free, freezer grade pouches. Through the process of flash freezing, all the natural goodness is locked in and meals are kept fresh right till the time of feeding.

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To store, keep frozen (-18°C). To feed, thaw in chiller overnight. Meals are fully cooked; no further cooking is required. Soak pouch in warm water for optional reheating, but do not re-cook or microwave. Opened pouches can be kept in the chiller for up to 48 hours. Do not refreeze.

Raw

To store, keep frozen (-18°C). To feed, thaw in chiller overnight. Wash all utensils, surfaces and hands thoroughly with soap and water after any contact with raw food. Do not re-cook or microwave. Opened pouches can be kept in the chiller for up to 24 hours. Do not refreeze

Forgot to thaw? No sweat!

For fast thawing, submerge unopened frozen meal pouch or container in room temperature water until food is soft.