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Five simple toppers you batch-cook once a week and spoon over your dog's kibble — each a lean protein, a carbohydrate, and a vegetable from the grocery store. Open any recipe for the ingredients, step-by-step method, portioning, and food-safety steps.

Beef Beef and Rice topper in a blue bowl — ground beef, brown rice and vegetables
Good for · everyday

Beef and Rice

Key ingredients
Lean ground beef (90/10) · brown rice · green beans
≈1,130 kcal per batch (~1 week)
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Turkey Turkey and Pumpkin topper in a mustard bowl — ground turkey with pumpkin and rice
Good for · gentle on the stomach

Turkey and Pumpkin

Key ingredients
Lean ground turkey · pure pumpkin · white rice
≈1,020 kcal per batch (~1 week)
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Salmon Salmon and Sweet Potato topper in a charcoal bowl — flaked salmon with sweet potato and peas
Good for · skin & coat

Salmon and Sweet Potato

Key ingredients
Cooked salmon · sweet potato · peas
≈1,050 kcal per batch (~1 week)
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Chicken Chicken and Carrots topper in a cream bowl — shredded chicken with carrots, rice and peas
Good for · gentle digestion

Chicken and Carrots

Key ingredients
Chicken breast · white rice · carrots
≈860 kcal per batch (~1 week)
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Pork Pork and Butternut Squash topper in a teal bowl — lean pork with butternut squash and green beans
Good for · lean & light

Pork and Butternut Squash

Key ingredients
Lean pork loin · butternut squash · green beans
≈800 kcal per batch (~1 week)
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Batch calories are approximate (USDA FoodData Central). Open any recipe for ingredients, step-by-step method, portions, and food-safety rules — or build your bowl to portion a recipe to your dog and swap ingredients for allergies. Recipes are built on vet-nutritionist-published guidance; your own vet knows your dog best.

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