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Dog·Wet Food·25 min·About 1.1 kg

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.

Topper / with main food

Spoon over complete kibble or mix as about ¼–⅓ of the meal beside complete dog food. Use the portion table below as a kitchen starting point for healthy adults, then refine with your veterinarian. This batch does not replace calcium or a complete nutrient profile on its own.

Ingredients

  • 400 g beef tenderloin or other lean beef, boneless (protein group)
  • 350 g pumpkin or kabocha, cubed, skin off (root / carb group)
  • 120 g kale or spinach, rinsed, pet-safe amount (vitamin group)
  • 100 g carrot, chunked (vitamin group — pick 2–3 veg)
  • 80–100 ml water or unsalted bone broth
  • ½ tsp fish oil after cooking (optional)

Steps

  1. Step 1

    Rinse beef and vegetables. No fine chopping needed.

  2. Step 2

    Add liquid to the bowl, then beef, pumpkin, carrot, and greens.

  3. Step 3

    Select Wet Food and start. Wait for the cycle to finish.

  4. Step 4

    Stir, cool fully, portion into bowls or freezer bags. Add fish oil only after cooking if using.

Tip

Lean muscle meat first for everyday batches. Scale or freeze portions from this cook to match the size guide. Store refrigerated up to 3 days. Complementary — keep complete food as the base unless your vet designs a full homemade plan.

Portion guide

Kitchen starting amounts for healthy adults — each of the three groups (meat / root / greens) near the same weight per meal. Scale down for toppers; ask your vet for medical cases.

  • Small dog (~5 kg)100–150 g of each group (meat, root, greens)
  • Medium dog (~10 kg)200–250 g of each group
  • Large dog (~20 kg)350–450 g of each group

Notes

  1. 1.Dogs with underlying conditions: start at the low end of the portion range, and avoid organ meat, eggs, and dairy unless your veterinarian advises otherwise.
  2. 2.Healthy dogs: organ meat, eggs, dairy, or seafood can be rotated in about 1–2 times per week — not every batch.
  3. 3.Each meal may include a small amount of flaxseed oil, olive oil, or fish oil stirred in after cooking.
Beef, pumpkin & greens wet food

Mode on Ullopet: Wet Food. Complementary homemade food — not a complete diet unless a veterinarian confirms your formula.

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