My Perfect Pet Chicken and Beef Blend is a gently cooked fresh food that pairs two animal proteins with whole grain brown rice, listed at $194.00 on myperfectpetfood.com. It is built for adult dogs who handle mixed proteins well, and the listing currently shows it as out of stock.
Product at a glance
What is actually in it
Two proteins carry this recipe instead of one. Chicken brings a lean, highly digestible muscle protein. Beef brings a different amino acid and mineral profile, notably more iron and zinc, and beef liver adds concentrated vitamin A, copper and B vitamins in the small quantity that organ meat is meant to be used in.
Brown rice is the ingredient My Perfect Pet calls out by name in its own description of this blend, saying the whole grain is there to soothe the digestive tract. The bran and germ stay intact in brown rice, which means more fiber than white rice delivers. That fiber feeds gut bacteria and gives stool something to form around. It is a boring ingredient doing useful work.
Potatoes and sweet potatoes fill out the carbohydrate side. Sweet potato is the one carrying beta carotene, which dogs convert to vitamin A, and it brings more fiber than white potato does.
Green beans show up as a low calorie vegetable with real bulk, a reason they are a staple of so many portion conscious feeding plans.
Two oils appear rather than one. Fish oil contributes the long chain omega 3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, which dogs use far more efficiently than the plant based omega 3s. Safflower oil supplies linoleic acid, the essential omega 6 that keeps skin barrier function and coat quality where they should be. Having both means the fat in this recipe is not coming from a single source.
Dried kelp and salt finish the list with iodine, trace minerals, sodium and chloride. As with the rest of the line, there are no peas and no dried legumes.
How to feed it
The listing does not publish portion sizes, calorie density or a feeding chart for this blend, and nothing here should be read as one. Use My Perfect Pet's own feeding guidance, which is based on your dog's body weight, and treat it as a starting estimate rather than a final answer.
Why an estimate? Because two dogs of identical weight can have genuinely different energy needs depending on age, neuter status, breed and how much of the day they actually spend moving. Feed the brand's recommendation for three to four weeks, weigh your dog, and adjust from there.
When you switch foods, go gradually over about seven days. Because this recipe includes brown rice and fish oil, both of which are new to many dogs coming off a basic kibble, a slower ramp is worth the wait.
Who it suits, and who it does not
An adult dog with no known poultry or beef issues, living in a home that does not need to avoid grain, is the natural fit here. The two protein structure plus two oils gives it a broader nutrient base than a single protein recipe.
That same breadth is the drawback for some dogs. If you are trying to work out what your dog reacts to, a recipe containing chicken, beef, beef liver and fish oil gives you four animal inputs to untangle. A single protein option such as Beef Blend or Pork Blend is the cleaner instrument for that job, and an elimination diet is something to plan with your veterinarian rather than assemble yourself.
Dogs on strictly grain free diets are ruled out by the brown rice. Puppies should be on the dedicated Puppy Chicken and Beef recipe, which is formulated for growth.
Any dog with a diagnosed illness should be eating what their veterinarian prescribes. A retail adult maintenance recipe, however good the ingredients are, is not designed around the nutrient limits that medical conditions require, and swapping a therapeutic diet for one is a decision only a vet should make.
One practical note: because the listing currently shows this blend as out of stock, check the product page before planning a transition around it.
How it compares
Chicken and Beef Blend is the two protein, brown rice recipe, with fish oil and safflower oil both included, at $194.00.
Chicken Blend strips things back to one protein at $188.00, using chicken and chicken liver with brown and white rice, potatoes, cranberries and kelp. It is the simpler option if you want fewer variables or a lower price per box.
Beef Blend goes grain free at $223.00, dropping rice in favor of potatoes and sweet potatoes and widening the vegetable mix to include broccoli, spinach, celery, zucchini and cranberries. Choose it if beef suits your dog and grains do not.
How it fits a bigger routine
Diet is one lever. Keeping a dog lean is the one with the most evidence behind it, and it depends far more on measured portions and daily movement than on which recipe you pick.
For broader reading, the American Kennel Club maintains an expert advice library on nutrition covering life stage feeding, treats, human foods that are not safe for dogs, and how to read a label. It is written for owners, not clinicians, and it pairs well with an actual conversation at your vet's office.
Talk it over with your vet
Bring this recipe up at your next appointment before you commit to it. Your veterinarian can weigh your dog, look at recent bloodwork, and tell you whether a two protein grain inclusive food fits the picture. If your dog has a history of food reactions, or is on a prescribed diet, that conversation is not optional.
FAQ
Does My Perfect Pet Chicken and Beef Blend contain grain?
Yes. My Perfect Pet Chicken and Beef Blend contains whole grain brown rice, which the brand includes specifically to soothe the digestive tract. It is not a grain free recipe. Owners avoiding grains should consider the brand's Beef, Pork, Lamb and Beef, or Turkey and Wild Salmon blends.
Is My Perfect Pet Chicken and Beef Blend in stock?
At the time of writing, the Chicken and Beef Blend listing on myperfectpetfood.com shows the product as unavailable. Stock status changes, so check the product page directly before planning a food transition around this recipe.
What proteins are in My Perfect Pet Chicken and Beef Blend?
The recipe uses chicken, beef and beef liver as its animal proteins, with fish oil added as a fat source. Dogs with a known sensitivity to poultry or beef are not good candidates for it, and a single protein recipe is a better tool for identifying a trigger.
How much does My Perfect Pet Chicken and Beef Blend cost?
My Perfect Pet Chicken and Beef Blend is listed at $194.00 on myperfectpetfood.com. Pricing and purchase options shown on the live product page are the ones to rely on when you order.
Why does My Perfect Pet put fish oil in a chicken and beef recipe?
Fish oil supplies EPA and DHA, the long chain omega 3 fatty acids that dogs use more readily than plant derived omega 3s. Chicken and beef are rich in omega 6 fats but contribute very little omega 3, so adding fish oil balances the fatty acid profile of the finished recipe.
The bottom line
Chicken and Beef Blend is My Perfect Pet's two protein, brown rice recipe for adult dogs, listed at $194.00 and built on chicken, beef, beef liver, rice, potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans and two complementary oils. It suits dogs who handle mixed proteins and do not need to avoid grain. Confirm stock and portions before you commit, then order from the Chicken and Beef Blend product page.