Why this kitchen exists.
My human used to feed me kibble. Then they read the back of the bag — the kind of reading where you Google every ingredient — and got worried. So they switched to one of those fresh-delivery brands you see ads for. Better food. But the bill came in at almost $14 a day. For one small dog. Forever.
So they did the math. You can buy chicken thighs, butternut, a few staples, and a proper supplement from the supermarket and produce food that's nutritionally just as good — for a fraction of the price. The only reason most people don't is that the recipes, calculations, and supplement formulation aren't easy to figure out from scratch.
So they got help. Worked with a pet nutritionist to make sure my food hit every nutritional target an Australian dog actually needs. Built a calculator so anyone could scale it to their dog. Then made everything free.