How it works
1. We meet your dog
Every formulation decision begins with physiology, not preference.
We account for your dog’s size, age, activity level, and digestive sensitivity - because small-breed dogs process food differently, and nutrition should reflect that reality.
2. Craft a unique plan
Using this information, we design a personalized feeding plan grounded in clinical nutrition standards. Portions and formulations are calibrated to support balanced nutrient intake, digestive stability, and consistent energy - without overcomplication.
3. Deliver the perfect meal
Meals are prepared with measured ingredients, controlled cooking, and batch-level oversight. Freshly made, carefully portioned, and delivered with precision - sowhat’son the label is what reaches your dog’s bowl

Benefits
- Balanced Nutrition Complete and calibrated to meet AAFCO standards through whole-food formulation logic.
- Steady Energy Macronutrient ratios designed to support stable energy release, not spikes.
- Immune Balance Supports the gut–immune axis through bioactive ingredients and microbiome support.
- Skin & Coat Health Fatty acid profiles selected to support skin integrity and coat quality.
- Digestive Stability Soluble fibers and digestible proteins chosen to promote consistent stools.

Clinically evaluated in a university-led feeding trial
Our formulation underwent an eight-week preclinical feeding evaluation at Cornell University to assess palatability, digestive tolerance, and general health markers in adult dogs
Digestive Tolerance & Stool Monitoring Daily fecal scoring was conducted using the Purina 1–7 scale to monitor stool consistency and gastrointestinal tolerance throughout the study period.
Palatability & Consumption Palatability was assessed twice daily by measuring immediate food acceptance and total consumption.
Body Weight & Condition Body weight, body condition score (AAHA 9-point scale), and muscle condition score (WSAVA) were assessed weekly by veterinary staff blinded to diet group.
Clinical Pathology & Biomarkers Bloodwork was performed at study start and end, including complete blood count, chemistry panel, C-reactive protein (CRP), fructosamine, and serum IL-6.
Skin, Coat, Oral & Ear Health Skin and coat condition, oral health, and aural cytology were evaluated at multiple timepoints using standardized veterinary scoring systems.
Oversight & Compliance The study was conducted under an approved IACUC protocol at Cornell’s AAALAC-accredited Preclinical Services Core and complied with all applicable animal welfare and research standards.
Talk to a Vet-Nutritionist
Speak with a veterinary nutrition expert for tailored insights into your dog’s diet, wellness goals, and daily habits. Together, we’ll ensure their meals are balanced, purposeful, and crafted with the care they deserve.
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