Pet Recipe Guide

Start with the feeding goal: a complete daily diet, a small topper or an occasional treat. These uses need different recipes and portions. A cooking appliance prepares ingredients; it does not establish that a recipe is nutritionally complete.

Choose a complete feeding plan

For food intended to replace regular meals, work with a board-certified veterinary nutritionist on a recipe for your pet's life stage and health needs. Follow the specified ingredients, weights, supplements and portions. Most nutrition guides below focus on dogs; dog recipes must not be used as complete diets for cats.

Read the preparation guides

• What a complete homemade dog food recipe should specify: ingredients, supplements, preparation and follow-up.
• How to choose a diet and when a fresh food maker can help: start with nutritional suitability before choosing equipment.
• Compare cookware, steamers and dedicated pet food makers: choose tools that fit the recipe and your routine.

Browse treats and toppers

Visit our recipe collection for preparation ideas. Check each recipe's intended use and ingredients. A treat or topper is not a complete daily diet, and a larger serving does not make it complete. Discuss additions with your veterinarian if your pet follows a prescribed diet.

Using TUANTY

The Tuanty Pet Food Maker offers steam cooking and blending. Follow the appliance instructions and use recipes compatible with its preparation method. For product questions, contact the TUANTY team.