Chicken & Turkey Treat Topper Bundle | Two-Jar Dog Food Topper Set
Chicken & Turkey Treat Topper Bundle | Two-Jar Dog Food Topper Set
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Chicken & Turkey Treat Toppers — A Two-Jar Dog Food Topper Bundle
Two 4.7 oz jars · one ingredient each · shake-or-spoon lids
A dog who is bored of a topper is back to being a dog who won't eat. Two jars lets you alternate — chicken one week, turkey the next — which keeps the trick working for longer than a single flavour does. One ingredient in each jar, and the pair costs less than buying them separately.
Why Two Jars
- 🔁 Alternating beats repeating — the whole value of a topper is novelty. Two proteins on rotation extends that considerably.
- 🍗 Chicken at 80% protein, turkey at 85% — both at 3% crude fat and 3 calories a teaspoon. Neither will meaningfully change a daily calorie budget.
- 📏 4.7 oz per jar, stated — this is the only listing in the topper range that publishes the jar weight, which is why we can quote it here and not on the singles.
- ♻️ Made from chips that broke in the bag — Farm To Pet grinds down imperfect chips found during inspection rather than binning them. Same meat, less waste.
What's Inside
One 4.7 oz jar of Chicken Treat Topper (chicken breast) and one 4.7 oz jar of Turkey Treat Topper (turkey breast). Single-ingredient poultry powders, no fillers, preservatives or artificial ingredients.
Chicken: crude protein 80% min, crude fat 3% min. Turkey: crude protein 85% min, crude fat 3% min. Both 3 calories per teaspoon.
Feeding guide for the bundle, as stated by Farm To Pet: 1 tablespoon per 10 lb of body weight, once or twice a day. Note this is a different unit from the teaspoon guidance on the single jars — start low and see what actually gets the bowl eaten.
Break-resistant jars with shake-or-spoon lids. Made in the USA. Suitable for cats as well as dogs.
FAQ
How long will two jars last?
That depends entirely on dog size and how heavily you use it. At a teaspoon a day, a 4.7 oz jar lasts a long time; at a tablespoon twice a day for a large dog, considerably less.
Which do I use first?
Chicken. It's the more familiar protein, so if there's going to be a reaction you'll spot it against a known baseline before introducing turkey.
Can I mix both on the same meal?
You can, but it defeats the purpose. Rotation works because each one still smells new.
Is a topper a substitute for proper food?
No — it's a flavour layer, not nutrition. At 3 calories a teaspoon it isn't contributing meaningfully to the diet, which is exactly what you want from a topper.
🎁 Add A Third Protein
Two poultry jars covers most dogs. The Fish Topper adds a non-poultry option for the weeks when even a rotation stops working.
Three proteins, one ingredient each.
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Two jars. Two weeks of interest. 🐾
