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Written by Emily Bayne
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Published: 11/28/2023, edited: 01/28/2025

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Best for lovers of human food

Wellness Bowl Boosters
Why Wag! Loves It
- High in protein and moisture
- Suitable for all life stages
- Made with just a handful of human-grade ingredients
- Just 47 calories per pouch
Considerations & Concerns
- Not a complete and balanced dog food
- Contains multiple meats (chicken and beef)
Best budget freeze-dried topper

Jinx Freeze-Dried Meal Toppers
Why Wag! Loves It
- Powdery which makes it easy to portion out and mix with a variety of foods
- Limited ingredient formula, with only 2 ingredients in the salmon flavor and 4 in the chicken flavor
- Inexpensive
- Made in the USA
Considerations & Concerns
- Concerns about the safety of freeze-dried raw foods for pets and humans, such as the risk of Salmonella contamination
Best for digestion

Weruva Pumpkin Patch Up! Meal Toppers
Why Wag! Loves It
- Only 4 ingredients — pumpkin, ginger, turmeric, and water
- An affordable option that's less wasteful and more convenient than canned pumpkin
- Pumpkin is excellent for soothing upset stomachs, and ginger can help with nausea!
Considerations & Concerns
- Some pets say they have trouble getting their pets to eat it
Best broth dog food topper

Brutus Bone Broth Meal Toppers
Why Wag! Loves It
Considerations & Concerns
- Some reviews expressed concern over yeast in ingredients list, but the yeast used in this recipe is nutritional yeast which can be beneficial for dogs
- Not suitable for pregnant of nursing dogs
Best for raw diets

Stella & Chewy's Meal Mixers
Why Wag! Loves It
- Since the ingredients are responsibly- and ethically sourced, you can feel good about choosing Stella and Chewy products!
- 95% high-quality animal protein sources can help your dog build muscle and fuel their active lifestyle
- The vet-approved formula means your pet is getting the nutrients they need
Considerations & Concerns
- As with all raw foods (even the dried ones), there is a higher risk of exposure to bacteria like Salmonella
- Like most premium recipes, these toppers come with a premium price tag