A high-quality diet is crucial for your dog’s health and well-being. Our grain-free dog food topper is designed to provide your furry friend with the nutrients they need to thrive. Made with pasture-raised beef, beef organs, and salmon oil that’s freeze-dried for maximum nutrient retention, this topper is a nutritious addition to their meal.
The Right Amino Acid for Heart Health
Taurine, an essential amino acid, plays a crucial role in supporting heart function, immunity, cardiovascular health, eye health, and brain health. Our dog food seasoning contains a 7.5% composition of Taurine, ensuring your dog receives the nutrients they need to stay healthy.
A Flavor That Picky Eaters Love
If your dog is a picky eater, our freeze-dried dog food topper can help. Each serving is bursting with mouthwatering meaty flavor from real beef heart, liver, and tripe that your dog will find irresistible. With a flavor that’s sure to please even the most finicky eaters, you can trust that your dog will be thrilled to dig in.
Crafted with Love in the USA
Each batch of our meal toppers for dogs is carefully crafted with love in the XDOG kitchen in Texas. We use only the finest quality ingredients that are free from hormones, antibiotics, grains, fillers, and artificial ingredients, ensuring that your dog receives only the best.
A Delicious and Nutritious Addition to Any Meal
Our True Beast dog food flavor enhancer range is perfect for dogs of all ages, sizes, and breeds. Simply add a scoop to your dog’s bowl for a delicious meal that’s packed with health-boosting benefits from freeze-dried raw nutrition. With a flavor that’s tailored to your dog’s unique tastes, you can be confident that they’ll love every bite.
Upgrade Your Dog’s Meal Today!
Ready to provide your dog with the nutrition they deserve? Try our grain-free dog food topper today and discover the difference that high-quality ingredients can make. With its unbeatable flavor and list of impressive health benefits, you and your dog will be making memories that last a lifetime.
