DogsPlain cooked extraCook until soft · 2 ingredients
Soft Carrot Mash
One carrot. A little water. A soft, colourful extra to portion in tiny tastes.
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The Pet Club · Pet Kitchen
A little love.
Made simply.
For the little nose waiting by the kitchen door. Simple, cooked treats and toppers to make ordinary moments feel a little more special.
Find their next little favouriteSmall extras for healthy adult pets. Not complete meals or veterinary diet prescriptions.
SMALL EXTRAS.BIG LITTLE
MOMENTS.
Plain ingredientsCooked, never rawDog + cat guidanceSave & share
The small-batch collection
Good things.
Little spoonfuls.
Pick your pet, read the safety notes, and keep their usual complete food at the heart of the bowl.
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DogsPlain cooked extraCook until soft · 2 ingredients
Sweet Potato Spoonfuls
A warm-coloured kitchen classic, cooked soft and served cool in a small taste.
Dogs + CatsPlain cooked extraCook to 74°C · 2 ingredients
Plain Poached Chicken Shreds
A simple, gently cooked extra for dogs and cats that already tolerate chicken.
Dogs + CatsPlain cooked extraCook to 74°C · 2 ingredients
Plain Egg Crumbles
A soft, fully cooked egg treat, with no milk, butter or seasoning.
Images are original AI-generated illustrations, not photographs of tested recipes. Preparation amounts shown are not serving-size guidance. Methods have not been kitchen-tested by The Pet Club.
Before the first taste
The love is in the little details.
01 / KEEP THE BALANCEA treat, not the meal.
All treats and extras together should stay below 10% of daily calories. That is an upper limit, not a target. A veterinarian may recommend less.
02 / KEEP IT PLAINSimple really means simple.
No salt, butter, oil, seasoning, stock or sauce. No onion, garlic, bones or raw meat. Follow each recipe’s species and food-safety notes.
03 / KNOW YOUR PETTheir needs come first.
Check with your veterinarian for puppies, kittens, pregnant or nursing pets, allergies, medical conditions or prescribed diets. Introduce one new ingredient at a time and stop if it causes a reaction.
A complete diet comes first
The everyday bowl
does the important work.
These recipes are occasional extras. They do not supply everything a dog or cat needs. Use a complete diet appropriate for their life stage, and get individual advice before changing it.
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Our approach
Ingredient and safety guidance draws on veterinary and Canadian food-safety sources linked on each recipe. No claim of veterinary formulation, clinical benefit or hands-on recipe testing. Reviewed October 22, 2026.
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