Everything you need to feed your dog fresher (because a long, happy life starts in their bowl)
We get it—decoding dog food labels and sifting through conflicting advice is overwhelming. But giving your pup the best shouldn't be a full-time job. That's why we've created The Doggy Dish™ Database: your go-to for vet-approved recipes, easy-to-follow guides, no-nonsense nutrition tips, and more. Whether you're just starting out or you're a homemade dog food connoisseur, we're here to help you become your dog's #1 health advocate—without the stress or guesswork.
Ready to give your goodest boy (or girl) the fresh start they deserve?
We get it—decoding dog food labels and sifting through conflicting advice is overwhelming. But giving your pup the best shouldn't be a full-time job. That's why we've created The Doggy Dish™ Database: your go-to for vet-approved recipes, easy-to-follow guides, no-nonsense nutrition tips, and more. Whether you're just starting out or you're a homemade dog food connoisseur, we're here to help you become your dog's #1 health advocate—without the stress or guesswork.
Ready to give your goodest boy (or girl) the
fresh start they deserve?
"I haven’t seen her so excited for food ever. She would get so tired of kibble we would have to swap it every few months, and it just wasn’t great. Even just adding these new things as kibble toppers for transitioning has got her so excited!"
"Update: Scout is on track for weight management! He’s lost 2 lbs in the last month since I started incorporating the lightly cooked diet. He’s loving the variety compared to the boring green beans.”
“They NEVER skip a meal now, are super excited about food, clean their bowls, and our dog that used to eat poop no longer does. It’s been amazing. Definitely doing this for any and all dogs I ever have!”
“Bean is still on his raw diet and thriving. He’s nearly two now and we’ve had no medical issues during this time. His skin is super healthy, his coat is shiny and he’s full of energy!”
“He is LOVING his meals. Licks the plate clean!”
“Her fur is thicker and more lush! She’s definitely lost lbs too. We can tell she’s less bloated in her belly and doing zoomies way more regularly which to me = happy and comfortable. It’s really amazing. I mean we should have known all along that quality food is going to produce quality results!”
“I’ve been trying to get her to put on just a couple pounds, and I’ve finally been able to do it!”
“Fur is no longer sticky but soft and clean. All of the blackness on his skin is pink and clear again. He’s shedding but all bald areas on his chest and such are full of hair now. I used to pet him, and my hands would be black and dirty, but now nothing!”
“We noticed she started acting like a puppy again (seriously, her energy was back, she had zoomies again, and this girl was 12!).”
“They are doing excellent! They are excited to eat. Lick bowls clean.”
Scared of going full fresh? Feeding 50% kibble and 50% fresh still packs a nutrient punch.
Psst... chicken, rice, and veggies isn’t a balanced homemade meal!
Mix it up! Variety is the spice of life (and the key to a healthy gut).
Batch cooking isn't just for humans—prep your pup's meals and freeze 'em.
"Fresh" means real food. How you serve it is up to you!
Fresh food promotes better dental health and fresher breath.
Fresh doesn't have to break the bank—smart shopping makes tails and wallets wag.
News flash: Your dog can eat a lot of your food. (Just skip the chocolate and onions, k?)
It’s never too late to make the switch! Your senior pup can still benefit from a fresh food diet.
Kibble feeder? No shame here. Even adding 10% fresh food can make a difference.
Solid poops are possible, folks. Fresh food might be the ticket to tidy yard time.
Fresh food helps maintain a healthy weight. Your pup (and their waistline) will thank you.
Psst... chicken, rice, and veggies isn’t a balanced homemade meal!
Fresh food promotes better dental health and fresher breath.
Scared of going full fresh? Feeding 50% kibble and 50% fresh still packs a nutrient punch.
Mix it up! Variety is the spice of life (and the key to a healthy gut).
News flash: Your dog can eat a lot of your food. (Just skip the chocolate and onions, k?)
Fresh doesn't have to break the bank—smart shopping makes tails and wallets wag.
Batch cooking isn't just for humans—prep your pup's meals and freeze 'em.
"Fresh" means real food. How you serve it is up to you!
Fresh food helps maintain a healthy weight. Your pup (and their waistline) will thank you.
It’s never too late to make the switch! Your senior pup can still benefit from a fresh food diet.
Kibble feeder? No shame here. Even adding 10% fresh food can make a difference.
Solid poops are possible, folks. Fresh food might be the ticket to tidy yard time.
When you’re ready to make mealtime count, The Doggy Dish™ Database has your back. We’ve loaded it with monthly-updated real food recipes, health articles, product recommendations, and more—all backed by our Board of Vets. No fluff, just the good stuff you need to feed your dog with confidence.
Built for dogs, by humans (and vets) who are shamelessly obsessed with what goes in their mouths.
Dr. Pope is one of only four board-certified integrative veterinary oncologists in the U.S. She is extensively trained in herbal medicine, intravenous nutrient therapy, mistletoe therapy, and more. She is active in clinical research through her nonprofit organization, Prism Veterinary Research Institute, whose mission is to validate and legitimize integrative modalities in the treatment of cancer and chronic disease.
Dr. Woodley, the founder of The Natural Pet Doctor, has been pioneering integrative veterinary medicine for the last 15 years. She blends Eastern and Western medicine to address the root causes of disease, with a focus on gut and skin health. Dr. Woodley creates comprehensive treatment plans combining targeted nutrition and herbal remedies to promote overall well-being in pups.
Dr. Chen is the founder of Integrative Pet Wellness Center in Los Angeles, where she combines conventional veterinary care with holistic therapies including acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and innovative treatments like microbiome and ozone therapy. By addressing the root causes of disease, she promotes emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing for pets. Dr. Chen's collaborative approach actively involves pet parents in their furry family members' wellness journey.
Dr. Silver is Chief Veterinary Officer for Real Mushrooms, a family-owned business, where he designs innovative pet products and educates pet parents about functional mushrooms. As a pioneer in veterinary botanical medicine, he authored "There's a Mushroom for That!" With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Silver combines conventional veterinary medicine with alternative therapies, focusing on improving outcomes for pets with cancer and chronic conditions.
Dr. Meghan Barrett is the founder of Muse Holistic Veterinary Care in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is an integrative veterinarian with 15 years of experience specializing in rehabilitation and pain management to help dogs age gracefully into their senior years. She utilizes acupuncture, herbal medicine, laser therapy, and physical therapy to treat senior pets with arthritis, back problems, hip dysplasia, and mobility issues.
Dr. Chen is the founder of Integrative Pet Wellness Center in Los Angeles, where she combines conventional veterinary care with holistic therapies including acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and innovative treatments like microbiome and ozone therapy. By addressing the root causes of disease, she promotes emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing for pets. Dr. Chen's collaborative approach actively involves pet parents in their furry family members' wellness journey.
Dr. Hazzah is one of the few board-certified integrative veterinary oncologists in the world, combining conventional cancer treatments with herbal medicine, nutritional therapy, and cannabis medicine. As president and co-founder of the Veterinary Cannabis Society, she pioneered research and education in veterinary cannabis therapeutics. Through her cannabis consulting service, Green Nile, Dr. Hazzah works to improve both quality and quantity of life for pets.
Dr. Woodley, the founder of The Natural Pet Doctor, has been pioneering integrative veterinary medicine for the last 15 years. She blends Eastern and Western medicine to address the root causes of disease, with a focus on gut and skin health. Dr. Woodley creates comprehensive treatment plans combining targeted nutrition and herbal remedies to promote overall well-being in pups.
Dr. Silver is Chief Veterinary Officer for Real Mushrooms, a family-owned business, where he designs innovative pet products and educates pet parents about functional mushrooms. As a pioneer in veterinary botanical medicine, he authored "There's a Mushroom for That!" With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Silver combines conventional veterinary medicine with alternative therapies, focusing on improving outcomes for pets with cancer and chronic conditions.
Dr. Hazzah is one of the few board-certified integrative veterinary oncologists in the world, combining conventional cancer treatments with herbal medicine, nutritional therapy, and cannabis medicine. As president and co-founder of the Veterinary Cannabis Society, she pioneered research and education in veterinary cannabis therapeutics. Through her cannabis consulting service, Green Nile, Dr. Hazzah works to improve both quality and quantity of life for pets.
Dr. Meghan Barrett is the founder of Muse Holistic Veterinary Care in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is an integrative veterinarian with 15 years of experience specializing in rehabilitation and pain management to help dogs age gracefully into their senior years. She utilizes acupuncture, herbal medicine, laser therapy, and physical therapy to treat senior pets with arthritis, back problems, hip dysplasia, and mobility issues.
Dr. Coger is an integrative and functional medicine veterinarian, dog owner, trainer, and breeder with a special interest and advanced training in nutrition. Her mission is to guide owners down the natural dog care path helping them to become educated and empowered advocates for their dog’s health. She is the founder of the Healthy Dog Expo, the nation's foremost natural dog health educational event.
Dr. Coger is an integrative and functional medicine veterinarian, dog owner, trainer, and breeder with a special interest and advanced training in nutrition. Her mission is to guide owners down the natural dog care path helping them to become educated and empowered advocates for their dog’s health. She is the founder of the Healthy Dog Expo, the nation's foremost natural dog health educational event.
Dr. Pope is one of only four board-certified integrative veterinary oncologists in the U.S. She is extensively trained in herbal medicine, intravenous nutrient therapy, mistletoe therapy, and more. She is active in clinical research through her nonprofit organization, Prism Veterinary Research Institute, whose mission is to validate and legitimize integrative modalities in the treatment of cancer and chronic disease.
Dr. Woodley, the founder of The Natural Pet Doctor, has been pioneering integrative veterinary medicine for the last 15 years. She blends Eastern and Western medicine to address the root causes of disease, with a focus on gut and skin health. Dr. Woodley creates comprehensive treatment plans combining targeted nutrition and herbal remedies to promote overall well-being in pups.
Dr. Silver is Chief Veterinary Officer for Real Mushrooms, a family-owned business, where he designs innovative pet products and educates pet parents about functional mushrooms. As a pioneer in veterinary botanical medicine, he authored "There's a Mushroom for That!" With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Silver combines conventional veterinary medicine with alternative therapies, focusing on improving outcomes for pets with cancer and chronic conditions.
Dr. Pope is one of only four board-certified integrative veterinary oncologists in the U.S. She is extensively trained in herbal medicine, intravenous nutrient therapy, mistletoe therapy as well as various other integrative modalities. She is active in clinical research through her nonprofit organization, Prism Veterinary Research Institute, whose mission is to validate and legitimize integrative modalities in the treatment of cancer and chronic disease.
Dr. Woodley, the founder of The Natural Pet Doctor, has been pioneering integrative veterinary medicine for the last 15 years. She blends Eastern and Western medicine to address the root causes of disease, with a focus on gut and skin health. Dr. Woodley creates comprehensive treatment plans combining targeted nutrition and herbal remedies to promote overall well-being in pups.
Dr. Chen is the founder of Integrative Pet Wellness Center in Los Angeles, where she combines conventional veterinary care with holistic therapies including acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and innovative treatments like microbiome and ozone therapy. By addressing the root causes of disease, she promotes emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing for pets. Dr. Chen's collaborative approach actively involves pet parents in their furry family members' wellness journey.
Dr. Meghan Barrett is the founder of Muse Holistic Veterinary Care in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is an integrative veterinarian with 15 years of experience specializing in rehabilitation and pain management to help dogs age gracefully into their senior years. She utilizes acupuncture, herbal medicine, laser therapy, and physical therapy to treat senior pets with arthritis, back problems, hip dysplasia, and mobility issues.
Dr. Hazzah is one of the few board-certified integrative veterinary oncologists in the world, combining conventional cancer treatments with herbal medicine, nutritional therapy, and cannabis medicine. As president and co-founder of the Veterinary Cannabis Society, she pioneered research and education in veterinary cannabis therapeutics. Through her cannabis consulting service, Green Nile, Dr. Hazzah works to improve both quality and quantity of life for pets using innovative, evidence-based treatments.
Dr. Silver is Chief Veterinary Officer for Real Mushrooms, a family-owned business, where he designs innovative pet products and educates pet parents about functional mushrooms. As a pioneer in veterinary botanical medicine, he authored "There's a Mushroom for That!" With over 40 years of experience, Dr. Silver combines conventional veterinary medicine with alternative therapies, focusing on improving outcomes for pets with cancer and chronic conditions.
Dr. Coger is an integrative and functional medicine veterinarian, dog owner, trainer, and breeder with a special interest and advanced training in nutrition. Her mission is to guide owners down the natural dog care path helping them to become educated and empowered advocates for their dog’s health. She is the founder of the Healthy Dog Expo, the nation's foremost natural dog health educational event.
We don’t deserve dogs, but we can spend our lives trying—and that starts with what we put in their bowls. When you decide to go the extra mile at mealtime, here's what you might notice (other than immediate entry into the Clean Bowl Club):
A softer, shinier coat (guaranteed to increase pets)
Noticeably fresher breath (without the daily dental chews)
Increased energy for longer walks and playtime (clear your schedule, it’s fetch time)
Improved digestion for healthier, more regular poops (and mess-free clean-ups)
These aren’t just fancy claims—they’re real-deal changes you'll see in your best bud. And it all starts with ditching the “same food, different day” mentality and giving your dog a dish worth drooling over.
When our founder Laura rescued Luna, she got more than just a new best friend—she inherited a laundry list of health issues. After a year of middle-of-the-night accidents, over $5,000 in vet bills, and enough liquid sh*t to consider buying stock in poop bags, Laura decided enough was enough.
Diving headfirst into the world of canine nutrition, Laura discovered the power of fresh feeding. But between overpriced custom recipes and conflicting advice, the journey wasn’t exactly a walk in the dog park. Through trial, error, and a brief ‘hide-how-skinny-Luna-is’ jacket phase, she finally figured it out (in other words, she found what worked).
The result? A happy, healthy Luna with a glossy coat, solid poops, and a newfound love for mealtime. Even better? No emergency vet visits for over 3 years and counting.
Now, Laura and Luna are dishing out everything they’ve learned, backed by a team of fresh-feeding-friendly vets and the world’s most supportive community. The Doggy Dish™ is here to help you skip the struggle and go straight to giving your pup the fresh start they deserve—without the overwhelming research, pricey custom plans, or “what died?” diarrhea.
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