Fresh food shouldn’t mean stress, scoops, or mess. That’s why we oven-bake our chicken recipe in small batches and perfectly portion it into single-serve pouches. Each pouch is packed with complete daily nutrition made simple and wholesome. Just open, serve, and watch tails wag.
Human-Grade Dog Food for Complete Daily Nutrition
For 15 years, The Bear & The Rat has been family-owned and dedicated to creating dog treats that are as nutritious as they are tasty. Every ingredient in our Meal Kits is chosen with care: wholesome proteins, gut-friendly prebiotics, and natural add-ins like turmeric and rosemary extract for added support.
Our Beef Meal Kit supports:
(Adjust as needed for your dog’s individual activity and age.)
Chicken, lentil flour, pea flour, oat flour, chicken liver, spinach, carrots, coconut oil, fish oil, inulin (chicory root), turmeric, rosemary extract, plus a balanced blend of vitamins and minerals. No artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives.
Whether you’re serving it as your dog’s daily meal or as a topper to boost their bowl, our oven-baked Beef Meal Kit makes fresh feeding simple, wholesome, and stress-free.
Crude Protein: 23% (min)
Crude Fat: 11% (min)
Crude Fiber: 5% (max)
Moisture: 10% (max)
Grooming Hack! Use the puppy ice cream to distract your pup while trimming their nails or giving them a good brush.
You can purchase our Meal Kits, Cupcake Mixes online. Our frozen products are available in retail stores. Check out our store locator on our home page for specific locations near you.
We do not add chemicals or artificial stabilizers to our frozen yogurt dog treats because we believe dogs should eat healthful, natural foods. If our product melts and refreezes, it can become icy and could shrink in the cup. If this happens, please email us and we will make it right.
You can find them online and in select pet stores nationwide—check our store locator for details.
Our treats are made with high-quality, human-grade ingredients in FDA-regulated facilities, but as with any food, we recommend introducing them gradually and consulting your vet if your dog has sensitivities.
