My Perfect Pet Puppy Chicken and Beef is a gently cooked fresh food formulated for growing dogs, listed at $194.00 on myperfectpetfood.com with a single purchase option. The brand describes it as highly digestible for maximizing calorie intake, which makes it aimed squarely at weaning puppies moving onto solid food.
Product at a glance
What is actually in it
Growth is expensive. A puppy is building skeleton, muscle, brain and immune system all at once, on a body that holds very little food at a time. That constraint shapes this recipe more than anything else on the label.
Chicken and beef supply two complementary protein sources, and beef liver adds the organ meat component My Perfect Pet uses across its blends. Liver matters more during growth than at any other life stage, because it is unusually dense in vitamin A, copper, iron and B vitamins, exactly the nutrients a fast growing body burns through.
Brown rice provides carbohydrate that a young digestive system handles well, along with fiber from the intact bran layer. Potatoes and sweet potatoes add more carbohydrate and, in the case of sweet potato, beta carotene.
Fish oil is the ingredient worth pausing on. It carries DHA, a long chain omega 3 fatty acid that is a structural component of brain and retinal tissue. DHA is a standard inclusion in puppy formulas for that reason, and its presence here is a signal that the recipe was designed for growth rather than borrowed from the adult line.
Dried kelp contributes iodine, which the thyroid needs and which drives normal development. Salt supplies sodium and chloride. As with the rest of the range, the recipe contains no peas and no dried legumes, and the meat content is muscle and organ meat rather than meals.
One difference worth noticing against the adult Chicken and Beef recipe: the puppy version leaves out green beans and safflower oil. Green beans are a bulking, low calorie vegetable, and bulk is not what a puppy needs. The recipe is built to deliver calories in a small volume, not to fill a bowl.
How to feed it
The listing does not publish a puppy feeding chart, calorie figure or portion table, and guessing at one would be irresponsible for a growing animal. Use My Perfect Pet's own feeding guidance for the product, and confirm the amount with your veterinarian at your puppy's next vaccination visit.
Puppies generally eat more often than adults. Three or four small meals a day is common early on, tapering to two as they mature, because small stomachs cannot hold a full day of calories in one sitting. Your vet will tell you when to step down the meal frequency.
Weaning onto solid food is a gradual process, usually starting somewhere around three to four weeks of age and finishing by seven or eight. Food is typically softened at first and offered alongside nursing rather than instead of it. If you are weaning a litter yourself, do it with your veterinarian involved from the start.
And know when to stop feeding a growth recipe. Small breeds usually finish growing well before large ones, and large and giant breed puppies have their own considerations around growth rate and skeletal development. Your veterinarian should decide when your puppy moves to an adult food, not the calendar alone.
Who it suits, and who it does not
This recipe is for puppies, and for nursing or pregnant mothers if a veterinarian recommends it. My Perfect Pet groups it in a puppies and mothers collection rather than the adult line, which reflects how differently those animals need to eat.
It is not an adult maintenance food. Feeding a calorie dense growth recipe to a finished adult dog is a reliable route to unwanted weight gain, and extra weight is one of the clearest risk factors for joint problems and a shorter life.
It is also not right for a puppy with a known chicken or beef sensitivity, since both proteins appear here along with fish oil.
Large and giant breed puppies deserve particular caution. Growing too quickly is its own risk for developing joints, and the right recipe and portion for a mastiff puppy is a conversation with a veterinarian rather than a default choice off a product page. Any puppy who is not gaining weight, is vomiting, has persistent diarrhea or seems lethargic needs examining, not a different food.
How it compares
Puppy Chicken and Beef is the growth recipe: chicken, beef, beef liver, brown rice, potatoes, sweet potatoes and fish oil, built for calorie density, at $194.00.
Chicken and Beef Blend is the adult counterpart at the same $194.00 price. It runs the same two proteins over brown rice but adds green beans and safflower oil, giving it more vegetable bulk and a different fat balance. It is the natural next step when your vet says your puppy is ready for adult food.
Chicken Blend is the simplest adult option at $188.00, with one protein, brown and white rice, potatoes, cranberries and kelp. If your dog turns out to do better with a single protein once fully grown, that is where to look.
How it fits a bigger routine
The first year sets a lot in motion. Vaccinations, parasite prevention, socialization, early training and a growth curve your vet is actually tracking all matter alongside what goes in the bowl.
One label detail is worth understanding properly: the nutritional adequacy statement, and specifically whether a food is complete and balanced for growth rather than for adult maintenance. The US Food and Drug Administration explains what complete and balanced pet food means and how life stage claims are substantiated. For a puppy, that distinction is not marketing detail. It is the whole question.
Talk it over with your vet
Discuss any puppy diet with your veterinarian before you start it, and keep discussing it as your puppy grows. Growth rate, body condition and breed size all change the right answer, and puppies get checked often enough that you will never wait long for the conversation. If you are feeding a litter or a nursing mother, involve your vet from day one.
FAQ
What is My Perfect Pet Puppy Chicken and Beef made of?
My Perfect Pet Puppy Chicken and Beef is made with chicken, beef and beef liver as its proteins, brown rice, potatoes and sweet potatoes for carbohydrate, fish oil as a fat source, plus dried kelp and salt. It contains no peas or dried legumes.
How much does My Perfect Pet Puppy Chicken and Beef cost?
My Perfect Pet Puppy Chicken and Beef is listed at $194.00 on myperfectpetfood.com. The live product page shows current pricing and the purchase options available when you order.
Can adult dogs eat My Perfect Pet Puppy Chicken and Beef?
It is formulated for growth, not adult maintenance. The recipe is designed to deliver a high calorie intake in a small volume, which is what a growing puppy needs and what a finished adult dog usually does not. Feeding it long term to an adult can lead to weight gain.
Why does puppy food contain fish oil?
Fish oil supplies DHA, a long chain omega 3 fatty acid that forms part of the structure of brain and retinal tissue. Because puppies are actively building those tissues, DHA is a common and deliberate inclusion in growth formulas, including My Perfect Pet's puppy recipe.
When should a puppy switch from puppy food to adult food?
That depends mostly on breed size, since small dogs finish growing months earlier than large and giant breeds do. Rather than following a fixed age, ask your veterinarian, who can assess your puppy's growth curve and body condition and tell you when the switch makes sense.
The bottom line
Puppy Chicken and Beef is My Perfect Pet's growth recipe, listed at $194.00 and built on chicken, beef, beef liver, brown rice, potatoes, sweet potatoes and fish oil, with calorie density and digestibility as the design goals. For a puppy weaning onto solid food it is a sensible fresh option. Set portions with your veterinarian, then order from the Puppy Chicken and Beef product page.