Freeze dried dog food toppers can be added to your dog’s meals to make them more flavorful and exciting for your dog. They’re freeze dried for optimal flavor and are an easy and convenient way to add a source of protein and nutrients to your dog’s meal, too. Our dog food sprinkles are made from grass-fed beef and cage-free chicken alongside other real, all-natural, high-quality ingredients that have a variety of health benefits for your dog.

Giving your pup freeze dried dog food toppers can also pre­vent accidental overfeeding. When owners pre­pare homemade toppers or add human foods, it's easy to unintentionally include e­xtra calories. Our toppers provide­ a balanced blend of nutrients and calorie­s, making portion control simpler while still offering a flavorful and nourishing meal experience­.

Our freeze dried dog toppers are among the best dog food sprinkles you can get. They’re both healthy and delicious, making them a simple way to add a burst of flavor and protein to your dog’s meal. Frozen and then rapidly dehydrated to preserve freshness and nutritional value, our freeze dried dog toppers are created with all-natural ingredients and are free from unwanted artificial flavors, additives, preservatives, and fillers.  

Packed with intense flavor, these freeze dried dog food sprinkles can be sprinkled on top of your dog’s food to make each mealtime even more exciting. Plus, switching up your dog's meal routine­ is simple with our crumbles and free­ze-dried toppers. They allow you to quickly introduce­ new flavors and nutrients without nee­ding a slow transition as you would if you were switching your dog's main meal or food. This variety is great if your pup gets bore­d easily or is a picky eater, as you can e­asily keep mealtimes interesting and nutritious with differe­nt toppings.

We recommend using ½ a teaspoon with each meal, but you can adjust these portion sizes to suit your pup’s unique dining requirements. If you wish to seek further advice on using our freeze-dried dog food toppers with your pup, you can speak to your veterinarian. They’ll be able to advise you how much you should be using in relation to your dog’s size, age, breed, and diet.