Single protein

Pork

Pork with carrots, rice and apple. Highly palatable, made for the sporting dog.

Made in Italy Vet-formulated 2 years, no freezer

How to order it

The subscription price depends on your dog’s size and energy needs: we work it out in 2 minutes.

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Total €119.00

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Which dogs it is made for

Medium-intensity sporting dogs: higher in fat and carbohydrate, highly palatable.

What is inside

  • Pork 58%
  • Carrots 14%
  • Rice 14%
  • Apple 11%
  • Vitamin-mineral supplement 2%

Ingredients in order of quantity. Nothing else: no preservatives, no colourings, no meat meal.

Nutritional values

Energy 112 kcal per 100 g

Energy density measured by the ACCREDIA-accredited laboratory on the 2025 recipes. A ±15% batch-to-batch variation is normal in genuinely fresh food.

How much to feed per day

Starting guidance for an adult, neutered, moderately active dog at an ideal weight. The real portion depends on breed, age, neutering and body condition.

Dog weightPer day400 g pouches
2 kg120 g0.25
5 kg240 g0.5
10 kg405 g1
15 kg550 g1.5
20 kg680 g1.75
25 kg805 g2
30 kg920 g2.25
40 kg1145 g2.75

The calculation follows the method of the veterinary nutritionist who formulated the recipes (FEM × correction factors).

Calculate your dog’s exact portion

Fresh vs kibble

Pappa Fresh fresh foodIndustrial kibble
Real meat, gently cooked at low temperatureMeat meal extruded at high temperature
One single animal proteinOften several mixed protein sources
Ingredients you can recognise on the labelLong, generic lists
2 years with no fridge or freezerLong shelf life
What food can do

Digestion, hydration, coat and breath

What our recipes do, and what depends on other things. Every guide lists its sources.

Digestion

Real meat as the first ingredient, a single animal protein and few ingredients, steam-cooked in their own pouch: a recipe that's easy to digest. Gas also depends on how you switch food: do it over 7-10 days.

Dog gas and flatulence: causes and what to do →

Hydration

Our recipes are 66-77% water. In a 2025 study, dogs fed a wet food with 71% water took in 141% of their minimum water requirement in total, against 102% on kibble.

Source: Sires et al. 2025, Frontiers in Veterinary Science

How to prevent dehydration in dogs →

Coat

Every recipe is a complete food: animal protein (10.6-12.9 g per 100 g), the natural fats of the meat and a vitamin and mineral supplement, the nutrients skin and coat are made of.

Shiny coat: what really matters in the diet →

Breath

No preservatives, no colourings, no meat meals. But for breath the toothbrush does the real work: the cause is almost always the mouth, not the bowl.

Dog bad breath: where it comes from →