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.
Topper / with main food
Use as a topper or about ¼–⅓ of the bowl beside complete dog food. Follow the portion table below as a kitchen starting point for healthy adults, then adjust with your vet. Keep commercial complete food as the nutrition base unless a veterinarian designs a full homemade plan.
Ingredients
- 400 g pork tenderloin, trimmed, boneless (protein group — or swap rabbit, beef, chicken, or fish ± tofu)
- 350 g sweet potato, peeled and cubed (root / carb group — or yam, pumpkin, taro, or potato ± a little cooked grain)
- 150 g broccoli florets (vitamin group — pick 2–3: leafy greens, broccoli, kale, carrot, zucchini)
- 100 g carrot, chunked
- 80–100 ml water
- ½ tsp flaxseed oil or olive oil after cooking (optional)
Steps
Step 1
Rinse pork and vegetables. Large pieces are fine — Ullopet grinds in the bowl.
Step 2
Add water first, then pork, then sweet potato, broccoli, and carrot.
Step 3
Select Wet Food and run the cycle (~25 min).
Step 4
Cool to room temperature, stir, and portion. Stir in the optional oil only after cooking.
Tip
Built as one lean protein + one root + two to three vegetables. This Ullopet batch is a cook-once starter; scale or freeze to match the portion guide below. Refrigerate up to 3 days or freeze single servings. Complementary feeding — not a complete diet unless a veterinarian confirms your formula.
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.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.Healthy dogs: organ meat, eggs, dairy, or seafood can be rotated in about 1–2 times per week — not every batch.
- 3.Each meal may include a small amount of flaxseed oil, olive oil, or fish oil stirred in after cooking.
Mode on Ullopet: Wet Food. Complementary homemade food — not a complete diet unless a veterinarian confirms your formula.
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