Grocery Pup offers freshly prepared, human-grade dog food
Pet parents looking to switch up their pup’s food now have a new brand to consider.
Grocery Pup, a brand that focuses on creating fresh dog food that’s as close to homemade as it can get, announced that its products would be hitting a Central Texas-based retailer.
The Austin, Texas-based company’s dog food is made with human-grade, non-GMO ingredients, and cooked sous-vide in a USDA-certified kitchen that helps enhance the flavor while also eliminating harmful pathogens and bacteria, the brand said.
“Our dog Lola never took to eating raw food, but I wanted her to have a fresh whole foods diet that utilized human-grade ingredients. My passion for finding the healthiest, most nutritious food possible that also made Lola excited for mealtime led to the creation of Grocery Pup,” Ruth Stedman, CEO and co-founder of Grocery Pup, said. “Tomlinson's Feed is an Austin-based family business, just like Grocery Pup, and it was the perfect partner for us to launch our product into retail.”
Grocery Pup’s products will be featured at Tomlinson’s Feed, which will carry its Turket Pawella, Bitchin Beef and Porky’s Luau recipes in 5-pound bags for $39.99. The line will expand to other retailers across the country in the future, the company said.
Further information can be found on the company’s website.
Grocery Pup, a brand that focuses on creating fresh dog food that’s as close to homemade as it can get, announced that its products would be hitting a Central Texas-based retailer.
The Austin, Texas-based company’s dog food is made with human-grade, non-GMO ingredients, and cooked sous-vide in a USDA-certified kitchen that helps enhance the flavor while also eliminating harmful pathogens and bacteria, the brand said.
“Our dog Lola never took to eating raw food, but I wanted her to have a fresh whole foods diet that utilized human-grade ingredients. My passion for finding the healthiest, most nutritious food possible that also made Lola excited for mealtime led to the creation of Grocery Pup,” Ruth Stedman, CEO and co-founder of Grocery Pup, said. “Tomlinson's Feed is an Austin-based family business, just like Grocery Pup, and it was the perfect partner for us to launch our product into retail.”
Grocery Pup’s products will be featured at Tomlinson’s Feed, which will carry its Turket Pawella, Bitchin Beef and Porky’s Luau recipes in 5-pound bags for $39.99. The line will expand to other retailers across the country in the future, the company said.
Further information can be found on the company’s website.