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Ember

How it works

No freezer. No thawing.

Scoop Ember, mix it with warm water, and serve it in minutes.

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An Ember bag beside a prepared bowl, ready for an everyday feeding routine.

Three simple steps

From pantry to bowl.

  1. A scoop of dry Ember recipe before mixing.

    01

    Scoop

    Straight from the bag.

  2. Ember being mixed with warm water.

    02

    Mix

    Add warm water.

  3. A prepared bowl of Ember ready to serve.

    03

    Serve

    Ready in minutes.

Everyday feeding

How much to feed

Daily amounts, from the label.

Split the daily amount between AM and PM.

1–5 lbs
⅛–½ cup
6–10 lbs
½–¾ cup
11–20 lbs
¾–1¼ cups
21–40 lbs
1¼–2 cups
41–60 lbs
2–3 cups
61–80 lbs
3–3½ cups
81–100 lbs
3½–4¼ cups
Over 100 lbs
4¼–5 cups

Add ½ cup for every 10 lbs over 100.

Amounts are dry, before water. Adjust to keep your dog at an ideal body weight; activity level matters more than the chart.

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Make it their kind of stew.

Add 1 to 1½ cups warm water per cup of food. Less water for a chunkier stew, more for softer. Ready in about 3 minutes.

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Switch from current food

Don’t Rush the Switch

Transition over ten days, gradually replacing your dog’s current food with Ember.

Days 1–3
25% Ember · 75% current food
Days 4–6
50% Ember · 50% current food
Days 7–9
75% Ember · 25% current food
Day 10 onward
100% Ember
Don't Rush the Switch — Ember's ten-day food transition guide

A practical guide to introducing Ember gradually across the ten-day label schedule.

An Ember Beef recipe bag stored on a warm, natural pantry shelf.

Fresh-quality, shelf-stable

It lives in your pantry.

Ember is gently dehydrated at low temperature, then prepared with warm water when it is time to feed. Fresh-quality nutrition without the freezer or delivery window.

Whole food, ground to a gentle crumble that rehydrates in minutes and serves easily.

Your dog's starting point

A plan for the recipe and routine.

Use the plan builder to choose a starting recipe based on your dog's profile.

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