3 ways to feed Pawmeal
Option 1: Feed as Meal Toppers
If you have a picky eater or are currently feeding kibbles, feed Pawmeal as a topper to complement your dog's current food. Helps make their food more palatable and nutritionally balanced.
- For picky dogs - let them try small quantities!
- For pets who are currently eating kibbles
Option 2: Feed Standard
If you are currently cooking, looking to switch to a home-cooked diet or do not have a fussy eater, then try feeding standard Pawmeal to save time and provide a healthier, balanced diet.
- For pets who are picky
- For dogs currently on homecooked diet
- For busy pet parents
- For dogs who do not have strict dietary requirements
Option 3: Feed Customised
If your pet has food allergies or if you want to provide variety in feeding, then try customising a diet. Each pack is calories-specific, portioned according to your dog's daily nutritional requirements.
- For fussy eaters who want different food
- For dogs with specific food allergies
- For pets who have specific requirements, eg. need to lose weight
Preparation Guidelines
Step 1: Thaw
Take out meal pack from the freezer to thaw in the fridge overnight or place an unopened pack in water for faster thawing.
Step 2: Warm
Pour food into feeding bowl and place over hot water bath. Stir. Alternatively, dip meal pack in hot water or simply add a little hot water into the food. We do not recommend microwaving or re-cooking!
Step 3: Feed
Serving time! Watch your furkids gobble up the food! Store the remaining food back into the fridge for up to 24 hours to serve for the next meal. Do not refreeze.
Transitioning to Pawmeal!!!!!
Introducing a new food is not a bad thing at all. Sticking to the same proteins every day will only limit the spectrum of nutrient and vitamin consumption in the long run. In some cases, the pet's body will be less receptive to new ingredients, which can lead to food allergies and reactions.
We recommend all dogs to undergo a transition from their existing food to Pawmeal so that they can get used to their new diet. This is especially important for dogs who are mainly fed commercially processed pet food.
Days 1-2
75% existing food
Days 3-4
50% existing food
Days 5-6
25% existing food
Days 7+
0% existing food
Transitioning to Pawmeal!!!!!
Introducing a new food is not a bad thing at all. Sticking to the same proteins every day will only limit the spectrum of nutrient and vitamin consumption in the long run. In some cases, the pet's body will be less receptive to new ingredients, which can lead to food allergies and reactions.
We recommend all dogs to undergo a transition from their existing food to Pawmeal so that they can get used to their new diet. This is especially important for dogs who are mainly fed commercially processed pet food. If there are soft stools at the start, go slower and mix Pawmeal with existing food for a longer period of time!
Days 1-2
Days 3-4
Days 5-6
Day 7+
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