Most pets finish the bowl right away.
FEEDING GUIDE
A simple daily amount based on your pet’s weight.
| Dog weight | Amount per meal |
|---|---|
| ≤5 lbs | 2 tbsp |
| 5–20 lbs | 1/4 – 1/2 cup |
| 20–40 lbs | 1/2 – 1 cup |
| 40–60 lbs | 1 – 1 1/2 cups |
| 60–80 lbs | 1 1/2 – 2 cups |
| Over 80 lbs | 2+ cups |
| Cat weight | Amount per meal |
|---|---|
| 3 lbs | 2 tsp |
| 5–10 lbs | 1 - 2 tbsp |
| 10–15 lbs | 2 - 3 tbsp |
| 15–20 lbs | 3 - 4 tbsp |
| Over 20 lbs | 4+ tbsp |
Dog: 2 tbsp per 5 lbs of body weight.
Cat: 2 tsp per 3 lbs of body weight. Serve once or twice daily.
For supplemental feeding only. Refrigerate after opening.
Consume within 7 days or freeze in a freezer-safe container.
Start with half the amount listed above for the first 2–3 days, for both dogs and cats. Some pets have mild loose stool when trying anything new — this usually settles quickly.
What it does over time
You'll feel it every time they greet you at the door.
The appetite change comes first — within a day, sometimes within the first bowl. Then the quieter shifts begin. A coat that looks different. Joints that move more easily. Digestion that becomes something you stop thinking about. This is what real nutrition does.
Most pets finish the bowl right away.
More predictable digestion and hydration.
Coat and mobility improvements build over time.
Every ingredient chosen with care.
Every one contributing to a healthier, happier pet.
Grass-fed beef or free-range chicken bones and filtered water.
Formulated for pets without salt, onion, garlic, or aromatics.
Dogs: 2 tbsp per 5 lbs of body weight, once or twice daily. Cats: 2 tsp per 3 lbs of body weight, once or twice daily. See the full chart above for weight-based amounts.
Yes — daily use is how the joint and digestive benefits build over time. It works well as a meal topper or hydration boost, but should complement, not replace, a balanced diet.
Both are beneficial. Chicken is lighter and easier to digest; beef is richer in minerals and flavor. The best choice usually comes down to your pet's preference.
Yes. As with any new food, introduce it gradually and adjust the amount as your puppy grows.
This is usually temporary and related to introducing something new too quickly. Cut back to half the recommended amount for a few more days, then work back up.
Primalvore is meant to complement your pet's diet, not replace it. Stick to the guide above and adjust only in consultation with your vet.