
On their food
The everyday way. Squeeze it over what they already eat.
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The functional treat your dog loves. And the one you feel good about giving every single day.
Three recipes, each built around one thing your dog needs help with. Gut Health. Skin & Coat. Hip & Joint.
Traced to the source
Organic, wild-caught or functional
Every ingredient has a job
No filler, no carrier, no preservatives
Gentle on sensitive stomachs
Limited ingredient, nothing engineered
Made in the USA
Human-grade, in human food facilities
However it makes sense that day. Nothing changes about the routine except what goes in it. No powder to stir in, no capsule to hide, no chalky chew to argue over.

The everyday way. Squeeze it over what they already eat.

Spread it and freeze it. Enrichment that lasts.

When you're out and easy wins.
Most functional treats are three working ingredients and a list of things holding them together. Ours is six. Read the whole panel — there is nothing on it you have to skip past.
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Organic Butternut Squash
Wild Alaskan Salmon
Organic Carrot
Wild Alaskan Pollock Oil
Organic Spirulina
Astaxanthin
Organic Pumpkin
Organic Carrot
Organic Apple
Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Organic Psyllium Husk
Organic Slippery Elm
Organic Kabocha Squash
Organic Ground Beef Organ Blend
Organic Purple Carrot
Organic Beef Bone Broth Powder
Collagen
Boswellia Extract
Eggshell MembraneWhat it’s doing
Thoughtful ingredients that support a healthier coat and nourished skin. Two marine ingredients carry it, and they are not duplicates.
Whole wild Alaskan salmon brings omega-3s among everything else a whole fish contains. Wild Alaskan pollock oil brings EPA and DHA directly and concentrated — the long-chain omega-3s that help maintain skin condition and a soft, dense coat.
Behind them, organic spirulina for GLA, a fatty acid found in very few foods, and astaxanthin, the fat-soluble antioxidant that gives salmon its color, which fish get by eating the same algae we take it from.
Organic butternut squash and organic carrot make up the rest of it. Real vegetables, in there for nourishment.
Six ingredients. Six jobs. 82 calories.
Thoughtful ingredients that support healthy digestion. Five of the six are fiber, and each one works differently.
Organic pumpkin and carrot bring soluble fiber. Organic apple brings pectin, which forms a soft gel and keeps things moving at a steady pace rather than in bursts. Organic psyllium husk is almost pure soluble fiber and absorbs many times its own weight in water — adding bulk where there is too little and softening where there is too much.
Organic slippery elm is the unusual one: its mucilage forms a gel the moment it meets water and coats what it touches. A demulcent, not a thickener.
Organic extra virgin olive oil is the sixth, and the one that isn’t fiber. It unlocks the vitamins in the pumpkin and carrot — the ones that need oil to be absorbed properly — and helps keep everything moving smoothly.
Six ingredients. Six jobs. 54 calories.
Thoughtful ingredients that support healthy joints and mobility. Eggshell membrane leads it — a whole material rather than an extracted compound, naturally containing collagen, elastin, glucosamine, chondroitin and hyaluronic acid together, in the proportions nature put them in.
Alongside it, collagen peptides — short chains the body can absorb, made of the glycine, proline and hydroxyproline that connective tissue is built from — and boswellia extract, whose boswellic acids help maintain healthy joints and normal mobility.
Organic beef organ blend and organic beef bone broth powder are working ingredients too. Broth is a natural source of collagen, and organ meat is the most nutrient-dense part of the animal.
Organic kabocha squash and organic purple carrot are in there for nourishment.
Seven ingredients. Seven jobs. 66 calories.
Dogs of all sizes can enjoy up to 1 pouch daily, alongside their regular food.




Dogs love the taste.
People love that giving it is the easy part — nothing to stir, nothing to hide, nothing to clean up.
Whichever one they start with, it ends the same way:
Their dog can’t get enough of it.
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Real ingredients do their work when they show up consistently, not occasionally. What matters is the routine holding month after month.
Miss a day and nothing is lost — we aren’t a powder or a soft chew. More days on than off is what makes the difference. It adds up.
Shelf stable until you open it. It doesn’t need the fridge. But that’s where the things you use every day live — and five days in there once it’s open.
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Six or seven ingredients, every one of them working.
| The category | ![]() |
|---|---|
| Four working ingredients and fifteen inactive ones | Six or seven, and no inactive list |
| Cellulose, palm oil and three flours to bind | No binders, preservatives or fillers |
| Natural flavoring added back in | Real meat and vegetables are the flavor |
| Extracted compounds, assembled from separate sources | Organic, wild-caught or functional |
| Feed-grade ingredients | Human-grade, made in human food facilities |
| A regimen to keep on top of | Months matter, not days |
Over their food, frozen on a lick mat, or straight from the pouch.

“Our dog goes crazy for Rigby! We drizzle some over her bowl of food and she sits licking her lips waiting for her bowl to drop!”

“My picky dogs love it.”

“I love the ingredients and Nori loves the flavor!”

“Bear is so picky. Not with these. Practically jumps on me to get the pouch. Clearly he loves it.”

“Our dog loves it so much that we mix it in with his regular food. Now he eats full meals instead of grazing.”

“He’s obsessed. That’s it.”

“Convenience and happy dog!”

“Addison loves it frozen on her lick mat, and drizzled in her dinner.”

“Perfect as a meal topper for my tornado of a Rottweiler pup!”

“Multi use. Treats or meal topper”

“Easy to take along on our hikes”

“So convenient for walks, toppers, and frozen treats and lick mats!”

“It really is easy to take out, give treat, and put away. Hands and fanny pack are clean!!”

“My dog loves it and he’s a VERY picky eater.”
Three recipes. One standard behind all of them. Nothing on the panel you have to skip past.
Whole wild Alaskan salmon and pollock oil, with organic spirulina and astaxanthin behind them.
Coat Boost
Six organic ingredients. Five of them are fiber, and each one works differently.
Digestion Boost
Eggshell membrane, collagen and boswellia, on organic beef organ blend and bone broth.
Mobility Boost
Real ingredients do their work when they show up consistently, not occasionally. What matters is the routine holding month after month rather than any particular week.
It adds up. More days on than off is what makes the difference.
Dogs of all sizes can enjoy up to 1 pouch daily, alongside their regular food. It is a treat rather than a complete meal, so keep it to roughly 10% of their daily calories.
The healthiest habits are the ones we keep.
Some come to this having already noticed something. Plenty more start because they would rather not wait until they do. Same pouch, same habit, and the same point to it — time spent on your dog instead of on the thing worrying you.
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