My Perfect Pet Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend is a grain free, gently cooked fresh food that combines lean turkey with wild salmon, listed at $215.00 on myperfectpetfood.com with one purchase option. It suits adult dogs whose owners want poultry and fish in the same bowl rather than choosing between them.
Product at a glance
What is actually in it
The pairing at the heart of this recipe is not arbitrary. Turkey is a lean poultry protein, low in fat relative to the amount of protein it delivers, and rich in selenium, phosphorus and B vitamins. What it does not carry is much omega 3.
Salmon covers that gap. It is an oily fish, and the EPA and DHA it contains are the long chain omega 3 fatty acids dogs use directly, unlike the shorter chain versions found in flax and other plant sources that dogs convert poorly. Put lean turkey and oily salmon together and you get a protein rich recipe with a fat profile that is not dominated by omega 6.
Fish oil then appears as a separate added ingredient, reinforcing that omega 3 content beyond what the salmon alone provides. Owners who choose recipes for skin and coat reasons often look for exactly this combination.
Potatoes and sweet potatoes supply the carbohydrate and keep the recipe grain free without resorting to peas or lentils, which do not appear anywhere in the list.
On the produce side, green beans bring fiber and volume at low calorie cost, spinach adds folate, vitamin K and magnesium, and cranberries contribute polyphenols. Dried kelp supplies iodine and trace minerals, and salt provides sodium and chloride.
One observation about structure: unlike the beef, chicken and pork recipes in the range, no liver or other organ meat is listed here. The protein is muscle meat from two species instead.
How to feed it
The Turkey and Wild Salmon listing does not publish portion sizes, a calorie figure or a feeding table, so this article will not supply one. My Perfect Pet's own feeding guidance, keyed to your dog's weight, is the number to work from, and your veterinarian can refine it.
A useful habit with any fresh food is to actually measure rather than eyeball. Portions estimated by eye tend to creep upward over months, and the creep is invisible until the dog is noticeably heavier. A weekly or fortnightly weigh in catches that early.
Move onto this recipe over roughly a week. Fish carries a strong aroma, which some dogs love immediately and others need a few meals to accept, so give the transition time rather than judging on day one.
Who it suits, and who it does not
This is a good everyday choice for an adult dog who tolerates both poultry and fish. It is also a natural pick for owners who want omega 3 content in the base diet rather than added later as a supplement.
A dog with a known turkey, poultry or fish sensitivity should not be on it, and because it contains two animal proteins plus fish oil, it is not the right tool for working out what a dog reacts to. A single protein recipe such as Pork Blend or Turkey Reduced Carbohydrates Blend serves that purpose better, and any allergy investigation should be structured by your veterinarian.
Households that want grain in the diet will need a different recipe, since this one has none.
Puppies belong on the dedicated growth formula, which is built for different calcium, phosphorus and calorie targets.
And a dog with a diagnosed medical condition should be eating what their veterinarian prescribes. Skin problems in particular are worth naming here, because omega 3 rich food is often reached for as a home remedy. Persistent itching, hair loss, recurring ear infections or hot spots can stem from parasites, infection, environmental allergies or endocrine disease, and none of those is fixed by switching bags. Get the diagnosis first.
How it compares
Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend is the poultry and fish combination, grain free, with added fish oil, at $215.00.
Fish Blend goes all in on seafood at $210.00, using Alaska pollock, haddock and salmon over sweet potato with broccoli and green beans. My Perfect Pet describes it as human grade and low in carbohydrates, and groups it as a specialty diet. It also carries an in store only tag on its listing, so availability differs.
Turkey Reduced Carbohydrates Blend, also $215.00, keeps turkey as a single protein and strips the recipe back to sweet potato, broccoli and green beans, with the stated aim of minimizing carbohydrate intake. Pick it if you want turkey without the fish, or if a lower carbohydrate structure is what you are after.
How it fits a bigger routine
A recipe is one part of feeding well. How much you give, how consistently, and what else the dog eats during the day all matter, and treats are the usual place where careful plans quietly fall apart.
If you want to understand the claim that sits behind every recipe in this range, the US Food and Drug Administration explains what complete and balanced pet food actually means, how nutrient profiles are established, and what a nutritional adequacy statement is telling you. It is short, plainly written, and it changes how you read a label.
Talk it over with your vet
Raise a diet change with your veterinarian before you make it. If you are considering this recipe because of skin, coat or digestive concerns, say so directly, since those symptoms often deserve investigation rather than a food swap. Your vet can also set the portion properly for your dog's weight and confirm whether any supplements you are adding are still needed.
FAQ
What is in My Perfect Pet Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend?
The recipe contains turkey, salmon, potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, spinach, cranberries, fish oil, dried kelp and salt. It is grain free and contains no peas, lentils or other dried legumes.
How much does My Perfect Pet Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend cost?
My Perfect Pet Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend is listed at $215.00 on myperfectpetfood.com. Current pricing and purchase options are shown on the live product page at the time you order.
Why does this recipe combine turkey with salmon?
Turkey is a lean protein that supplies little omega 3, while salmon is an oily fish rich in the long chain omega 3 fatty acids EPA and DHA. Combining them produces a high protein recipe with a more balanced fatty acid profile than poultry alone would give.
Is My Perfect Pet Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend grain free?
Yes. The recipe uses potatoes and sweet potatoes as its carbohydrate sources and contains no rice, wheat, corn or other grain. It also excludes peas and dried legumes, in line with the rest of the My Perfect Pet range.
Can this recipe help a dog with itchy skin?
It is food, not a treatment. Omega 3 fatty acids are a normal part of a balanced diet, but persistent itching, hair loss or recurring ear infections in dogs can come from parasites, infections, environmental allergies or hormonal disease. A veterinary diagnosis should come before any diet change made for skin reasons.
The bottom line
Turkey and Wild Salmon Blend is My Perfect Pet's grain free poultry and fish recipe for adult dogs, listed at $215.00 and built on turkey, salmon, potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, spinach, cranberries and added fish oil. It is a sensible everyday option when you want omega 3 content in the base diet. Agree the portion with your veterinarian, then order from the Turkey and Wild Salmon product page.