A freeze-dried rice, chicken, and pumpkin bland diet that only needs boiling water. You add 2 cups of boiling water, stir and cover, and serve it once it cools, all with electrolytes already in the pouch.
When a vet recommends a bland diet, the usual plan is cooking plain chicken and rice from scratch. This freeze-dried version puts rice, chicken breast, and pumpkin powder in one pouch, with electrolytes added. You mix it with 2 cups of boiling water, stir, cover, and serve it once it cools, for use until normal digestion returns or your vet says otherwise.

White rice, freeze-dried chicken breast, and pumpkin powder make up the recipe, with no meat by-products in the ingredient list.
Glycine, sodium chloride, and potassium chloride are added to the recipe, which is rehydrated with water.
Empty the pouch into a bowl with 2 cups of boiling water, stir, cover, and let it stand until completely cool.
The recipe is made in the USA with cage-free chicken.
When a dog is off their food, the last thing you need is a confusing recipe. Before adding a bland diet to the cart, it’s fair to ask how it’s prepared, how long it’s meant to be used, and what to do with leftovers. Here’s how each one is handled.
This is for intermittent or supplemental feeding only, not a long-term replacement for a complete diet. Chicken is a main ingredient, and if your dog’s symptoms continue or get worse, contact your vet.
