Recipes
Fresh bowls, made for Ullopet modes.
Homemade dog and cat recipes mapped to Wet Food, Paste, Jerky, Broth, Meat Meal, and Meat Floss — complementary starters, not complete diets.
Newer dog wet-food bowls follow a simple plate: one lean protein, one root carb, and two to three vegetables — then portion beside complete food unless your veterinarian confirms a full homemade formula.
Chicken, shrimp & broccoli wet food
Chicken breast and shelled shrimp with broccoli and egg — a moist complementary wet bowl for cats, cooked in one Ullopet cycle.
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Pork, sweet potato & broccoli wet food
A balanced homemade plate for dogs: lean pork (protein), sweet potato (root carb), and broccoli with carrot (vitamins) — complementary, not a complete diet.
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Beef, pumpkin & greens wet food
Beef tenderloin with pumpkin and leafy greens — a moist dog bowl that follows the protein + root + vegetable plate, used as complementary feeding.
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Fish, tofu & potato wet food
Boneless fish plus firm tofu for protein, potato for root carb, zucchini and carrot for vitamins — a light complementary wet bowl for dogs.
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Chicken & pumpkin wet food
Chicken breast, pumpkin, and water — a moist complementary bowl, not a complete diet.
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Salmon mash paste
Salmon and a little broth for a soft bowl that is easy to eat and easy to scent.
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Salmon & pumpkin wet food
A moist salmon and pumpkin bowl for everyday feeding. Complementary unless your formula is complete.
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Chicken & rice meat meal
A protein-forward mince with a soft grain base. Complementary feeding — add a vet-approved supplement if you use it as more than a topper.
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Turkey & apple jerky treats
Chewy training rewards from real turkey. Use within a week; this is not dehydrator-style shelf-stable jerky.
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Gentle chicken broth
A warm sipper for picky eaters, recovery days, or dry-food toppers.
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Soft chicken paste for kittens
Smooth, spoonable food for kittens, seniors, or cats with dental needs.
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Beef & vegetable meat floss
Light, aromatic strands to sprinkle over kibble or mix into wet meals.
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Cooking notes
These recipes are kitchen-tested starting points, not complete diets. Always use pet-safe ingredients, avoid onion, garlic, grapes, and xylitol, and ask your veterinarian before major diet changes — especially for puppies, kittens, and pets with medical needs.