Simple ingredients. Thoughtful feeding. Your blend.
Frozen whole-food cubes for dogs.
Simple, single-ingredient toppers.
The Core 4
Mix. Match. Build your own.
Made from real fruits and vegetables, portioned into convenient cubes for everyday feeding.
Designed to complement your dog’s regular diet, BYOB ingredients fit seamlessly into raw, gently cooked, or kibble routines.
Why BYOB
BYOB was created to make adding real food to your dog’s bowl simple.
No fillers. No complicated recipes.
Just simple ingredients you can mix and match for your dog.
Meet the Core 4
4 simple ingredients. Endless combinations.
Pumpkin
Gentle fibre support for digestion.
Green Beans
Naturally low-calorie and fibre rich.
Broccoli
A familiar green for everyday balance.
Blueberry
Antioxidant-rich fruit for natural variety.
How It Works
1 Choose your ingredients
Start with one of the Core 4 or mix a few together.
2 Add cubes to your dog’s meal
Simply thaw and serve as a topper with your dog’s regular food.
3 Mix, match, rotate
Rotate ingredients to add variety and support balanced nutrition.
How many cubes should I give my dog?
Start with 1 tbsp per 25 lbs of body weight per day as a topper.
Adjust as needed based on your dog’s diet and activity level.
For dogs with medical conditions, consult your veterinarian.
Good to Know
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No. BYOB cubes are designed as a topper to complement your dog’s regular diet.
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Freezing preserves natural texture, nutrients, and moisture. Frozen storage eliminates the need for preservatives while helping maintain ingredient quality.
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Start with 1 tablespoon per 25 lbs of body weight per day as a topper. Adjust depending on your dog’s diet and activity level.
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Keep frozen at −18°C / 0°F or below. For best quality, use within 6 months of purchase and reseal the pouch after opening.
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Each BYOB cube contains just one ingredient, making it easier to monitor sensitivities and rotate foods.
You can start simple or mix ingredients together to find what works best for your dog.
If your dog has medical conditions or dietary restrictions, consult your veterinarian.
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