Zoomy’s strives to make the highest quality pet food on the market. All pet food companies say that; however, we live it! All our products use 100% human-grade ingredients, provide the guaranteed analysis, list EXACT ingredients ("breasts and thighs" as opposed to “parts”), and follow guidelines scientifically proven to provide a healthy diet for your pet (AAFCO). Some pet foods offer some of these features, but we are unique because we do ALL of them.

The short answer is neither. Our Recipes do not use any filler like grain or *pulses; which are the defining ingredients in those classes of pet food. Regarding the FDA study linking grain-free to DCM, please read the FAQ Question “What is Zoomy’s’ response to the FDA study on ‘grain-free’ pet food?”.

* For more information about what pulses are, Please take a look at our FAQ question "What are pulses, why do you leave them out of Zoomy's recipes?"

After you place your order, we will contact you to arrange shipping. You should receive the order within a week. Deliveries usually arrive between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. If you know you won't be home for part of that day, please leave a cooler by your front door. We package our shipments to stay frozen for up to two hours, assuming the weather isn't abnormally hot.

Ultimately, serving sizes should be discussed with your vet. Finding your pet’s portion size requires trial and error. It’s also important to know that serving size isn’t just an amount of food multiplied by your pet’s weight. Multiple factors come into play. To help you find the right amount we give suggested sizes based on  ADF tables. These take into account the weight and life stage of your pet. We have a calculator on each product's page that will give you a suggestion of how much to feed.

To answer this questions, its best to quote UsaPulses.org 

Pulses are part of the legume family (any plants that grow in pods), but the term “pulse” refers only to the dry edible seed within the pod. Beans, lentils, chickpeas and split peas are the most common types of pulses.

Pulses are offer a lot of health benefits for humans, but there is some evidance that they lead to heart problems in pets. Generally speaking, the main reason they are added to pet food is because they are inexpensive, filling and contain high protein. To put it another way: pulses are used as a cheap way to make your pet feel full, while allowing them to cut back on animal based protein. Zoomy's leaves these out of our recipes  because we have a  nutrition first mentality,  every ingredient in our food is only added if they directly contribute to a balanced and complete diet. We believe your pets are worth it.

To learn more about pules in pet food, we suggest you read the FAQ question: "What is Zoomy’s’ responce to the FDA study on ‘grain-free’ pet food?"

“Picky eater” is one of our favourite words here at Zoomy’s.

The chances are higher that they will like Zoomy’s because it looks, tastes, and smells like food—that is because it is! Our food is as natural as it gets, just like the food you would prepare for yourself.

Our formulas only contain 100% human-grade ingredients, which makes the whole experience more palatable for your furry friend. Our ingredients are carefully selected and listed with easy-to-understand and recognizable names so you can be confident in what you’re feeding your pet.

If your dog has a sensitive stomach, we suggest replacing 25% of the current food with Zoomy’s and mixing it very well. Each day, double the amount you replace until it’s all Zoomy’s. 

Here is a great article about switching to raw if that’s what you’re interested in.

We also offer free samples, and please send us an e-mail if you’re interested

However, if your dog has specific needs/tastes that aren't in-line with our existing recipes, check out our Zoomy’s Special Diets page. We can make something specific to your dog’s needs.

Cats are like toddlers; they are forever scared of eating something unless they already know they like it!

Cats already eating wet or raw food are more likely to like Zoomy’s. Our formulas are made with 100% human-grade ingredients, so they look, taste, and smell like food, making the whole experience more palatable for your furry friend.

However, most cats won’t eat new food unless it is introduced slowly. Start by replacing a teaspoon of their current food with Zoomy’s and mixing it very well. Each day, double the amount you replaced. Once you’ve switched about 25% of their food, try giving them a full Zoomy’s meal.

We also offer free samples; please send us an e-mail if you’re interested

If your cat needs something that is not found in our recipes, check out our Zoomy’s Special Diets page. We can make something specific to your cat’s needs

The short answer is:

We don’t use filler in our recipes, including the use of *pulses which is described in the FDA study and associated with grain-free food.

What you should know:

The FDA conducted a study to determine the role of diet in non-hereditary DCM and released an FAQ shortly afterward.

The study specifically looked at the effects of recipes with large percentages of fillers like *pulses and some grains. Since Zoomy’s doesn’t use any fillers, including pulses, our product doesn’t contain any of the potentially offending ingredients

Or to quote the FDA’s FAQ directly:

“Most of the diets associated with the reports of non-hereditary DCMe have legume seed ingredients, also called “pulses” (e.g., peas, lentils, etc.), high in their ingredient lists.”

We highly suggest reading both the results of this study and the FAQ they put out shortly after.

* For more information about what pulses are, Please take a look at our FAQ question "What are pulses, why do you leave them out of Zoomy's recipes?"

You’re in luck!

Zoomy’s goes out of our way to ensure your pet gets exactly what they need in their diet. We do this in three ways:

1. Clarity: All our ingredients are written in plain English and give specific ingredients’ names. We do this so you know exactly what you’re feeding your pet
2. Transparency: We provide a guaranteed analysis for all our recipes. This allows you as a pet owner to properly research how our recipes will fit within your pet’s medical needs
3. Customization: We also have a service called Zoomy’s: Special Diets. You can use this service to allow us to work with you and your vet to specify exactly what your pet needs. Our team makes pet diets for anything from preferences to diabetes to cancer. 

Switching from kibble to cooked or raw is not overly hard.

We strongly recommend reading this article if you are going from kibble to raw.

If you’re switching to a cooked recipe, you can do a straight switch. Just make sure to feed your dog the correct amount. Please refer to "How Much Should I feed?" to help guide you on that subject