meals designed to help senior dogs thrive

Let's bring back the zoomies!

As dogs get older they have different nutritional needs than when they were younger. Feeding healthy, fresh-cooked dog meals can bring excitement back to their bowl, and more energy to their day. Serve as a full diet, mix-in or a delicious topper.

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Meals For Seniors

Fisherman's Best Friend

Low-Fat, Senior Care, Renal Support, Hypoallergenic

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Kangaroo

Low-Fat, Novel Protein, Limited Ingredients, Omega-3's

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Coconut Chicken

Low-Fat, Great for Picky Eaters, Full of Antioxidants

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Beef & Broccoli

Low-fat, Contains Superfood, Omega-3's

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Rosemary Venison

Low-Fat, Novel Protein, Contains Superfoods, Omega-3's

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Navigating Zoomies, Appetite Changes, and Energy Levels

Adjusting to Your Aging Canine Companion

FAQ's

Why has my senior stopped eating?

We do recommend talking to your vet as it may be a good time to check in. However, as your pup becomes a senior their taste buds can change. Other factors may include digestive issues or sensitive teeth.


My dog is starting to slow down, what do I do?

Switching to a low-fat diet will be beneficial for weight management as your dog's energy levels start to decrease.

BONUS: You may notice puppy-energy coming back once you switch to nutritionally balanced cooked food!


What if I don't want to switch off my dog's current food?

You don't have to! If you are feeding canned food, kibble or home cooking it is completely safe to use Tom&Sawyer as a topper. If you are feeding raw, it will be easier on your senior's digestive system to make a complete switch to cooked meals.