Labradors often have a genetic predisposition (POMC gene mutation) that hinders their ability to feel full. Unlike ultra-processed kibble, fresh food for Labrador is rich in water and volume, which fills the stomach and curbs hunger more effectively.

Yes. Obesity is the #1 enemy of the Labrador. Our recipes are low in unnecessary carbs and rich in high-quality proteins. This helps maintain muscle mass while reducing overall calorie intake, preventing the weight gain typical of the breed.

Absolutely. Maintaining a healthy weight through fresh food reduces mechanical pressure on hips and elbows. Additionally, our natural ingredients provide essential nutrients (Omega-3) that support joint health and limit inflammation.

Yes. The moist, natural texture of fresh food encourages different chewing habits and greatly facilitates digestion. Unlike dry kibble which can swell in the stomach (risk of bloat/GDV), fresh food is highly digestible and passes through the digestive system more smoothly.

Labradors have energy needs that vary based on activity. We calculate the ration to the exact gram based on their weight, age, and exercise level to avoid any caloric excess while satisfying their legendary appetite.

Yes. The Labrador's dense undercoat requires quality lipid intake. The natural oils and fresh proteins in our bowls strengthen the skin barrier, limit excessive shedding, and make the coat waterproof and shiny.

It is highly recommended. As they age, Labradors become less active and their joints more fragile. A fresh diet, rich in moisture and easy to digest, supports their kidneys and restores vitality without overloading their system.