My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend is a gently cooked fresh food made from chicken, chicken liver and rice, listed at $188.00 on myperfectpetfood.com with one purchase option. It is the most affordable recipe in the adult range and the one the brand describes as easily digestible for sensitive stomachs.
Product at a glance
What is actually in it
This is a short list, and that is the point of it.
Chicken and chicken liver provide the protein. My Perfect Pet builds its blends from muscle and organ meat rather than meals or by product concentrates, and liver is included in a supporting role because of how much vitamin A, iron and B vitamin content it packs into a small amount.
Rice is where this recipe diverges from most of the range. Both brown rice and white rice appear here, and the combination is deliberate. White rice is low in fiber and moves through the gut easily, which is why veterinary offices have recommended it for generations when a dog needs bland food. Brown rice keeps its bran layer, so it brings more fiber and more magnesium and manganese along with it. Using both gives you gentleness and substance in the same bowl.
Because of the rice, Chicken Blend is not a grain free recipe. Anyone specifically avoiding grains should look at Beef Blend or Pork Blend instead.
Potatoes add further carbohydrate and potassium. Cranberries bring polyphenols. Dried kelp supplies iodine and trace minerals, and salt provides sodium and chloride, both of which dogs require in small, controlled amounts. There are no peas and no dried legumes in the recipe at all.
How to feed it
No feeding chart, calorie count or portion figure is published on the Chicken Blend listing, so this article will not invent one. Follow the feeding guidance My Perfect Pet supplies with the product and on the product page, which is keyed to your dog's weight, and confirm the number with your veterinarian if your dog is over or under their ideal weight.
Splitting the daily amount into two meals suits most adult dogs better than one large serving, especially dogs who eat fast. Keep fresh water available at all times.
Transitioning deserves patience even with a recipe this gentle. Replace about a quarter of the old food for two or three days, then half, then three quarters, then all of it. Roughly a week is a sensible pace. If stool loosens at any step, hold at that ratio for a few extra days instead of pushing forward.
Who it suits, and who it does not
Chicken Blend makes the most sense for an adult dog whose digestion is easily rattled and who has no history of trouble with poultry. At $188.00 it is also the least expensive way into the range, which matters for large dogs where fresh feeding costs add up quickly.
It is a poor fit for a dog with a known chicken sensitivity. Poultry is among the more commonly reported food reactions in dogs, and if yours is one of them, Beef Blend, Pork Blend or Lamb and Beef Blend keep you inside the brand without the trigger.
Households committed to grain free feeding should look elsewhere in the range, since rice sits near the top of this ingredient list.
And a dog with ongoing digestive symptoms needs a diagnosis, not a new bag. Chronic diarrhea, repeated vomiting, weight loss or blood in the stool can point to parasites, inflammatory disease, pancreatic problems or something a food change will not touch. Book the appointment first. Recipes described as easily digestible are formulated for comfort in healthy dogs, not to manage disease.
How it compares
Chicken Blend is the simplest recipe here: one animal protein, two kinds of rice, potato, cranberries and kelp, at $188.00.
Chicken and Beef Blend keeps brown rice for the same gut friendly reason but adds beef and beef liver alongside the chicken, plus sweet potatoes, green beans, fish oil and safflower oil. It lists at $194.00 and gives you a broader nutrient spread if your dog handles more than one protein.
Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend goes the other direction. It drops grain entirely, pairs turkey with salmon, and adds fish oil, cranberries, spinach and green beans over potatoes and sweet potatoes. At $215.00 it is the choice when you want omega 3 rich fish in the rotation rather than poultry alone.
How it fits a bigger routine
Good food does not replace the rest of the care a dog needs. Dental disease, undertreated arthritis and creeping weight gain all affect quality of life more than the brand name on the box, and all three are easy to miss at home.
It also helps to understand what the words on a pet food label legally mean. The Association of American Feed Control Officials publishes a plain language guide to understanding pet food that explains ingredient ordering, the nutritional adequacy statement and the difference between a product formulated to meet a profile and one tested by feeding trial. Fifteen minutes with it will make you a sharper shopper across every brand you consider.
Talk it over with your vet
Run any diet change past your veterinarian, and do it before you buy rather than after. Your dog's age, weight trend, bloodwork and medications all shape whether a given recipe is a smart move. If your dog is currently eating a therapeutic diet your vet prescribed, do not substitute this or any retail food without their sign off.
FAQ
Is My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend grain free?
No. My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend contains both brown rice and white rice, so it is a grain inclusive recipe. Dog owners who specifically want grain free fresh food should look at the brand's Beef, Pork, Lamb and Beef, or Turkey and Wild Salmon recipes instead.
How much does My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend cost?
My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend is listed at $188.00 on myperfectpetfood.com, which makes it the lowest priced recipe in the brand's adult dog lineup. Check the product page for current pricing and purchase options at the time you order.
Why does My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend use both brown and white rice?
The two grains do different jobs. White rice is low in fiber and passes through the digestive tract easily, which is why it is a long standing bland food staple. Brown rice retains its bran layer and delivers more fiber and minerals. Using both gives the recipe gentleness without stripping out nutrition.
Is My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend good for a dog with a sensitive stomach?
My Perfect Pet describes Chicken Blend as easily digestible for sensitive stomachs, and its short rice based ingredient list reflects that intent. It is food, not treatment. A dog with persistent vomiting, diarrhea or weight loss needs a veterinary diagnosis before any diet change is made.
Does My Perfect Pet Chicken Blend contain chicken by product meal?
No. My Perfect Pet states that its blends are made with 100 percent muscle and organ meat. Chicken Blend lists whole chicken and chicken liver, with no meals, by product meals or rendered protein concentrates in the ingredient list.
The bottom line
Chicken Blend is the gentlest and least expensive recipe My Perfect Pet makes for adult dogs, listed at $188.00 and built on chicken, chicken liver, brown and white rice, potatoes, cranberries and kelp. For a dog with a temperamental stomach and no poultry issues, it is a sensible starting point in the range. Talk portions through with your veterinarian, then order from the Chicken Blend product page.