Raw Toppers: A Simple Way to Add Variety
Variety does not have to mean rebuilding your pet’s entire feeding routine.
Sometimes it means having one measured, flexible add-on available when you want to change the texture or add a raw format to the meal.
Nature’s Diet Raw Toppers® are made for dogs and cats as a supplemental topper. The formula includes cage-free duck with ingredients such as sweet potatoes, carrots, peas, kale, goat milk, and blueberries. It is designed to be mixed with a daily food and served either dry or rehydrated with water.

Choose the format that fits the day
Dry serving keeps the process especially simple: measure the amount called for in the feeding guide and mix it with the meal. Rehydrating with water creates a different texture when that is more appealing to your pet or more useful for the routine.
The important part is not choosing the most elaborate option. It is using the format you can repeat. The feeding chart is based on two meals per day and gives separate guidance for dogs and cats; follow it as the starting point for your pet. Make changes gradually when appropriate, and give your pet time to adjust to a new ingredient or texture.
Keep the topper in its proper role
Raw Toppers® are supplemental. They add variety to a primary food; they are not a substitute for a complete meal. If your pet has a restricted diet, a health condition, or a history of reacting to new ingredients, check with your veterinarian before introducing a new topper.
For dog and cat households looking for a straightforward way to add variety, Raw Toppers® offer two practical serving options and a clear job: make an existing meal a little more flexible without making the whole routine more complicated.
Raw Toppers or a complete raw meal?

This is the decision that prevents most confusion. Raw Toppers are supplemental, so they are meant to be mixed with a daily food. Simply Raw and Ready Raw are complete-meal formats with their own preparation instructions. A topper can add variety to the meal you already serve; it is not a substitute for choosing a complete primary food.
If you want to change the whole meal, compare the complete-food options. If you want a smaller change, Raw Toppers are the more limited and flexible step.
Make the choice easy to repeat
Keep the bag with the rest of your feeding supplies and use the feeding chart as the starting point. The chart is based on two meals per day and gives separate guidance for dogs and cats. Measure the amount rather than treating the topper as an unlimited extra.
We recommend introducing one change at a time. That keeps the routine understandable and makes it easier to see whether your pet enjoys the new texture and ingredients.

A Practical Next Step
For a supplemental add-on, review Raw Toppers®.
For a complete freeze-dried raw meal, compare Simply Raw® or Ready Raw®.
Follow the dog or cat feeding chart and keep the topper’s role clear.




