Puppies
& Kittens

After nursing, both puppies and kittens must consume enough nutrients to promote optimal growth and development while limiting the risk of future diseases and obesity.

Our targeted puppy & kitten recipes are rich in fats and protein for growth and energy, and contain the right balance and amounts of minerals, vitamins, DHA, calcium, and phosphorous to support your furbaby's optimal growth.

Adult
Pets

Most cats complete the growth phase at approximately 12 months, however, due to variations in size, dogs can reach their adult body size between 10-24 months.

Once the growth phase is over, your fluffball should be transitioned to an adult diet that meets their individual needs. The diverse nutritional requirements that stem from health concerns, allergies, and sensitivities can be met with our wide selection of performatrin^® recipes available.

Senior
Pets

The golden years' golden rule is to be more proactive than reactive. Pets enter aging status on different timelines, however, there's no risk in starting feeding performatrin^® Senior food before you see signs of aging - in fact, it helps them age more gracefully.

Our Senior recipes meet AAFCO standards for adult maintenance diets and are formulated with bolstered benefits to improve immune response, mitigate inflammation and support joint health and mobility, ease kidney strain, promote healthy heart and more.

Small

(< 20lbs)

Our small breed kibble is packed with energy-dense foods to keep up with your pup's higher metabolism. It contains extra antioxidants, such as vitamin C and E, to help keep them healthy and active even in their senior age.

Smaller dogs usually reach maturity and are ready for adult food earlier, typically ~8-11 months. Switching their food gradually and monitoring their intake is important to prevent them becoming overweight, causing health and mobility implications.

Medium

(21-50 lbs)

A limited-ingredient diet (LID) is ideal for pets with allergies and sensitivies, and can also be fed to those with a preference for simple, familiar, and wholesome ingredients. Always consult your vet before changing your pets diet.

They reach maturity at ~1 year, and seniority at ~7 years. They typically don't require any extra nutrient care, as small and large breeds do, making them the true "AAFCO standard" for nutrient requirements. Our Medium breed kibble is average sized, suitable for a variety of mouths, and meets all their nutrient needs.

Large

(51-100+ lbs)

Big breeds have slower metabolisms and typically need lower fat and fewer calories. The larger kibble helps prevent choking and encourages chewing, since big dogs usually scarf down their food in mouthfuls.

Large breed puppies need controlled levels of calcium and phosphorus and should stay on puppy food for ~15-18 months for healthy bone and joint development. They also become seniors earlier, as early as 5 yrs. To support their hips and joints, which degrade faster in larger dogs, all our large breed diets contain extra glucosamine and chondroitin.

Whole Grains
& Grain Free

If your pet has been diagnosed with a food allergy caused by grains, your vet may recommend a grain-free diet, similar to gluten-free diets for humans with gluten intolerance or celiac.

Grain-free is not always the answer, but for most pets, grains are actually a source of beneficial nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. If your pet does not have allergies, a sensitive stomach, or dietary restrictions, balance their diet with wholesome grains to live a longer, healthier life.

Limited Ingredient
Diets

A limited-ingredient diet (LID) is ideal for pets with allergies and sensitivies, and can also be fed to those with a preference for simple, familiar, and wholesome ingredients. Always consult your vet before changing your pets diet.

Grain-free is not always the answer. For most pets, grains are actually a great source of nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. If your pet doesn't have allergies, a sensitive stomach, or dietary restrictions, balance their diet with wholesome grains to live a longer, healthier life.

Complete & Balanced
Formulas

Some outdoor cats may catch a bird or two, however, the responsibility of feeding your pet remains yours. Choosing the right food can be tough, and you need to consider changing activity levels, lifestyle, lifestage, and general health and circumstances.

Our nutritionists are passionate about helping you make the right choice and have created a wide range of AAFCO certified, complete and balanced nutritional formulas for any life stage, breed size, or solution-specific needs in both kibble and canned.