Kangaroo Topper
- Green-lipped mussel from the New Zealand coast
- 1,200 mg/kg glucosamine, lab verified
- Freeze-dried into light crumbly pieces
- Product of Australia
Kangaroo, Salmon, Yams, Butternut Squash, New Zealand Green Mussel, Sweet Potato Flour, Marine Microalgae, Dried Bacillus coagulans Fermentation Product, Vitamin E Supplement
| Crude Protein (min) | 30% |
| Crude Fat (min) | 20% |
| Crude Fiber (max) | 3% |
| Moisture (max) | 6% |
| DHA (min) | 1.5% |
| Vitamin E (min) | 1,800 IU/kg |
| Omega-3 Fatty Acids (min) | 2.0% |
| Bacillus coagulans (min) | 6.8 Billion CFU/kg |
| Chondroitin Sulfate* (min) | 150 mg/kg |
| Glucosamine* (min) | 1,200 mg/kg |
| Calorie Content (calculated) | ME 3,905 kcal/kg (312 kcal/cup) |
*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles.
| Under 25 lbs | up to 1/4 cup |
| 25 to 50 lbs | 1/4 to 1/3 cup |
| Over 50 lbs | 1/3 to 1/2 cup |
Treats and toppers should not exceed 10% of your dog’s daily diet.
Intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only.
Contains a source of live (viable) naturally occurring microorganisms.
Cube size and volume may vary slightly.
Wild kangaroo from Australia’s Gold Coast, sourced from a sustainably managed wild population.
Freeze-dried raw in small batches to keep the nutrition intact, then third-party tested by Midwest Laboratories for protein, omega-3, DHA, and probiotic levels.
Always provide fresh water and supervise your dog while feeding.
Product of Australia
Kangaroo and emu are about as clean as protein gets: wild, exotic, naturally low in fat, and gentle on dogs that react to everything else. One ingredient, air dried, nothing added.
More than one way to use a bag
Crumble a bit over whatever your dog already eats. That covers most people.
When dinner is getting ignored, add a spoon of warm water and stir it around until it turns into a loose gravy. The smell comes up and the bowl gets a lot more interesting.
You can also hand the pieces over one at a time. Some people buy a bag purely for training and it never goes near a bowl. They break into smaller bits if you want to stretch one further.
Nothing added. No grain, no gluten, no fillers, no artificial colors or flavors, and no preservatives past the vitamin E.
Two recipes, two reasons
| Kangaroo Recipe | Venison Recipe | |
|---|---|---|
| Star ingredient | Green-lipped mussel | Salmon and sweet potato |
| Protein | 30% | 39% |
| DHA | 1.5% | 0.5% |
| Glucosamine | 1,200 mg/kg | 1,500 mg/kg |
| Who it suits | Older dogs, and dogs who have never had a new protein | Dogs on a short ingredient list, and picky eaters |
Thirty days, no argument
If your dog turns it down, or the bag arrives wrong, or you change your mind, tell us inside thirty days and we refund you.
The things people ask
Orders leave the fulfillment center inside two business days and travel UPS from there. Shipping is free once your cart passes $59.
Tell us inside thirty days and we refund you. The Outback Promise covers a dog who turns his nose up as readily as it covers a bag that arrived wrong.
Yes. Pause, skip a delivery or cancel from your account whenever you like.
Shelf life varies by product and the date is printed on your bag. Once it is open, roll the zip closed and keep it dry.
Twelve weeks for treats and toppers. Six months for bones, since a puppy’s teeth are still coming in and a hard chew is a lot to ask of them. If you are not sure, ask your vet.
A protein your dog has not eaten before. Novelty belongs to the individual animal rather than the species, so a dog raised on kangaroo will not find kangaroo novel.
No. It goes on top of whatever your dog already eats, or you can hand the pieces over as treats. There is a feeding chart on the back of the bag that goes by weight.
Start with the chart on the back. If you are handing them out as treats instead of sprinkling them over dinner, keep an eye on the total. Treats and toppers together want to stay under about a tenth of what your dog eats in a day.
Yes, and plenty of people buy them for that alone. The pieces break into smaller bits if you want to stretch a bag further, and most dogs will do quite a lot of work for one.
It is one of the main reasons people pick these up. Crumble some over the top, or make the gravy, and see what happens.
Usually no. Give a little less than the chart says for the first couple of days and see how your dog handles it. Anything looks off, call your vet.
No. Zip the bag and keep it somewhere dry.
Freeze drying pulls the moisture out and leaves the pieces light and crumbly, so a small amount goes further than you would think. The probiotics are a hardy sort and stay alive in the bag through to the best-before date.
Good dogs get the good stuff
