Your dog's stomach didn't sign up for sudden changes (even good ones), so here's our 7- to 10-day plan for switching to Bark in the Belly without any digestive drama:

• Days 1 to 3: Feed 3/4 of their current food and add 1/4 of the new food (think of it as a gentle introduction)
• Days 4 to 5: Serve half current food and half new food (now we're getting somewhere)
• Days 6 to 8: Feed 3/4 new food and 1/4 previous food (almost there!)
• Days 9 to 10: Serve only the new food (victory lap time!)

Remember: your dog is the ultimate judge here. If they need a slower transition, that's totally fine—some dogs like to take their time with life changes.

Yes! We're not just saying that for the warm fuzzies (though there are plenty of those). 100% of BARK's profits from every bag of Bark in the Belly goes directly to dog-first causes.

Every dog is different (shocking, we know), so we've created a handy feeding calculator on our website that takes into account your dog's weight, age, and whether they're the type who thinks every walk is a marathon or every nap is an Olympic sport. Just plug in your pup's details and we'll tell you exactly how much to serve.

Ah, the discerning diner! Some dogs have refined palates and strong opinions about their meals (we respect that). If your dog is giving you the "is this really the best you can do?" look, try mixing in some Bark in the Belly Toppers or their favorite Bark in the Belly Treats to make mealtime more exciting. Sometimes even the pickiest eaters just need a little extra convincing that dinner is worth their time.

Bark in the Belly Profits:
100% of profit is what’s left over (surplus, balance, difference) from BARK in the Belly sales, after regular, day-to-day business expenses (e.g. employee compensation and benefits, transportation,  occupancy costs, marketing and advertising, supplies, cost of goods, and taxes) are deducted from the income.

Donations:
Company reserves the right for the donation to be in-kind or in cash, per the sole discretion of the company.