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Dehydrated Bone And Organ Boost
Slow-dehydrated chicken neck, heart, liver and gizzard — the four cuts most home-cooked dog meals skip. Crumbled over kibble or fed as a topper, this is the missing taurine, CoQ10, iron, and zinc your dog's main meal probably doesn't have.
₹299.00
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100g · ₹299
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Heart, liver, gizzard, neck — dehydrated.
The meal-topper
The ancestral nutrition
your kibble forgot.
Boiled chicken with rice is the Indian dog parent's gold standard. It's clean. It's safe. It's also missing organ meat — the taurine, CoQ10, iron, zinc that wild dogs got from the heart, liver and neck of their prey. Crumble these over the bowl and the gap closes in two weeks.
See it from every angle
On a table.
In a hand.
In a bowl.
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4★
// Cuts. Heart, liver, gizzard, neck.
Just organ meat.
The nutrition gap, closed.
Most home-cooked dog meals are boiled chicken — clean, safe, nutritionally incomplete. They skip the heart (taurine, CoQ10), the liver (iron, vitamin A), the gizzard (zinc), the neck (collagen, calcium). We slow-dehydrate all four cuts, single-source from free-farm birds, and pack as a daily meal topper. Crumble it. The gap closes.
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SPEC SHEET
Source
Free-farm bird
Cuts
Heart, liver, gizzard, neck
Pack
100g · pieces vary
Best for
Dogs + cats, 5mo+
What it does
What the home-cooked bowl left out.
Boiled chicken and rice is clean, safe and incomplete. This is the organ meat it skips — the way back to a complete bowl.
The taurine + CoQ10 fix
Heart brings back the taurine and CoQ10 that home-cooked meals quietly leave out.
Iron, zinc, vitamin A
Liver and gizzard carry the iron, zinc and vitamin A a plain-chicken bowl misses.
Collagen from the neck
The neck adds collagen and calcium — the structural cuts a boiled-meat diet skips.
One bird, nothing added
All four cuts from a single free-farm bird supplier — no fillers, no preservatives.
How we make it
From farm to jar,
with nothing skipped.
Source
Free-farm raised, single-source.
We work with audited farm partners — not factory-line suppliers — and pick the cuts that actually carry the nutrition. No mystery meat, no rendered meal, no protein blends. One source, one cut, every batch traceable to the farm it came from.
Trim
Hand-trimmed in our Thane kitchen.
Most "natural" treats throw the raw cut into the dehydrator with the fat, skin and tendon ribbons attached. Fat oxidises faster, shortens shelf life by months, and adds calories your dog doesn't need. We trim by hand. The slow part of the process is here.
Slow heat
Low temperature. No shortcut.
Twelve-plus hours in a controlled-humidity dehydrator at low temperature. Slow heat preserves the protein, collagen and natural minerals. High-temp drying — the industry shortcut — denatures the protein and turns it into brittle dust. We finish each batch under 8% moisture, the threshold below which microbes can't grow.
Quality
Hand-checked. Splinter-tested.
Every piece is checked at the bench for moisture, snap, and texture. Hard chews go through a controlled splinter test — we want them to break into chewable shards, not dangerous fragments.
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Organ cuts
Heart, liver, gizzard, neck — the cuts most home-cooked meals skip.
Daily
Meal-topper friendly
Designed to be crumbled over the main meal. 1–2 pieces, every day.
1 ★
Single-source
All four cuts from the same free-farm bird supplier. Traceable.
0
Fillers / preservatives
Just dehydrated organ meat. No additives, no flavourings.
From the homes we feed
Real reviews from
real dog parents.
Pooja R..
“Idli's been on home-cooked rice and chicken for years. Vet flagged low taurine at the last check. Daily organ-boost crumble for six weeks and her energy bounced back. Vet's happy.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Karan S..
“Two dogs on rotating diets. The organ boost is the one constant — both bowls get a sprinkle every morning. Easier than buying four supplements.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
The raw question every pet parent asks
Why raw doesn't work
in Indian weather.
Indian pet parents who feed raw are trying to feed clean — the instinct is right. The risk isn't even the meat itself; it's the cross-contamination chain after the meal — the bowl, the lick, the sofa, your hands. Slow dehydration is the perfect fix.
The dog eats wherever the dog eats — sofa, floor, sometimes your bed. Bowl, lick, the surfaces after. That's the contamination chain raw food rides through your home.
Cooked bones splinter, so most home-cooked dog meals skip bones. Smart for safety, but it leaves a calcium, phosphorus, and cartilage gap.
Slow dehydration is the middle path that solves both. Whole-food nutrition. No live bacteria. No splinter risk. The dog gets the full joint, calcium, and protein matrix — without you mopping the sofa afterwards.
30 min
Salmonella doubling at 30°C
Half-hour and the count doubles. Dehydration takes the moisture bacteria need to multiply away entirely.
<8%
Our moisture endpoint
Below this threshold, no microbe can grow. Slow heat takes us under, every batch.
5000 yr
Of dehydration as preservation
Older than refrigeration. Older than pet food. The simplest fix has been the right fix all along.
Real questions, real answers
The stuff dog parents actually ask us.
Is it safe to give every day?
Yes — within the 10% daily-calories rule, with a balanced main meal. Designed as a daily topper, not an occasional treat.
Can puppies have it?
From 5 months onwards. Start with 1–2 pieces and watch the next 48 hours before increasing.
Will it upset digestion?
Organ meat can be rich. Start with 1–2 pieces and monitor stool for 2 days before increasing. If you push the dose too fast, soft stool is the usual signal.
How much per day?
Small dogs / cats (≤7kg): 1–2 pieces. Medium dogs (8–20kg): 2–3 pieces. Large dogs (20kg+): 3–4 pieces. Crumbled over the main meal.
Why is this a topper, not a chew?
Pieces are bite-sized for adding to meals — they crumble more than they crunch. If your dog needs a long chew, look at chicken feet or trotters. This is the daily nutrient bridge.
Storage?
Cool, dry place, jar tightly sealed. Don't refrigerate — moisture (even from condensation) softens the crunch and that's the one thing dehydrated treats can't recover from. Sealed and away from humid spots, they're good through the best-before date on the pack.
The contact sheet
The cuts that finish the bowl.
The same hand grades every cut. Pair the organ boost with its bone-and-collagen shelf-mates.
Why monthly
Joint and gut wins are a long game.
Subscribe and forget about it.
Most of what makes a treat actually work — collagen, glucosamine, omega-3, gut diversity — accumulates over weeks, not days. One pack gets you started; three packs gets you the result. Subscribe, save, and we ship the next one before this one runs out.
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One jar.
One obsession.
100g · Daily meal-topper · Free shipping over ₹999. The simplest way to fix a home-cooked nutrition gap.
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All customer reviews
Vinaya N. (verified owner) –
Loved the concept and execution. Some pieces inside got slightly crushed in transit. Could use a bit more padding.
Shilpa P. (verified owner) –
Picked one up at the store on a Sunday. The labelling and look — it’s a window into your brand quality. Bought several more for friends.
Pratham K. (verified owner) –
Birthday gift for my niece’s golden. Jar arrived intact, looked premium, niece sent me a video of the dog sniffing every variety. Perfect.
Yash T. (verified owner) –
Sampler approach is genius — figured out which treat my pug loves most without committing to a full pack. He’s a sardine guy.
Tara D. (verified owner) –
First-time customer, didn’t know which product to start with. The jar was perfect introduction. Reordered two specific treats since.
Sumeet G. (verified owner) –
The mixed-treat variety is what I needed for my picky GSD. He went straight for the chicken cartilage. Now I order that separately.
Disha M. (verified owner) –
Built our ‘Sunday treat ritual’ around the jar. Every Sunday a different treat from the assortment. The dog literally knows it’s Sunday now.