60-SECOND BOWL NUTRITION CHECK

Is your dog's food leaving a nutritional gap?

Start by telling us about your pack.

Vet-formulated. Batch-tested for heavy metals and pathogens.

A golden retriever mix sitting by the kitchen counter, looking up at a bowl of dog food beside the Barkly jar
ABOUT YOUR PACK

What's your dog's name?

So this is about them, not "your dog."

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One dog, one plan, sized to one weight.

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A pack gets one plan, with each dog's dose sized to their weight.

QUESTION 1 OF 7

How big is your dog?

This sets the daily dose and how much they'll need.

Dog 1
Dog 2
Dog 3
Dog 4
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Size sets the dose: 1 to 4 chews a day, by weight.

QUESTION 2 OF 7

What have you noticed lately?

Pick any that sound like your dog. There are no wrong answers.

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The coat is the part you see and touch every day. That makes it an honest daily read.

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What you notice at home tells us where to start.

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The best time to close the gap is before you see it.

QUESTION 3 OF 7

What kind of food do you feed your dog?

Every answer here is a normal one. It just tells us where to start.

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Dry kibble. We'll come back to what "complete and balanced" on that bag of dog food means.

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Good to know. We'll come back to what "complete and balanced" on the label means.

QUESTION 4 OF 7

Does your dog get a daily supplement now?

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Just the bowl. Then the bowl is doing all the work.

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A few bottles usually means a few routines to keep up.

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Not sure is fine. We'll keep this simple.

QUESTION 5 OF 7

How old is your dog?

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Puppy coats are still coming in. Check with your vet before adding anything new to a growing dog's bowl.

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Past the puppy coat, not yet gray. That makes the bowl the first place to look.

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The gray-muzzle years. Coat and joints both deserve a closer look now.

QUESTION 6 OF 7

How long has this been on your mind?

THAT LENGTH MATTERS

A season doesn't last a year. When something sticks around this long, the bowl is worth a closer look.

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A few months is long enough to be a pattern, not a bad week.

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Just recently. If it came on fast along with other changes, like thirst or weight loss, see your vet first.

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Hard to say is normal. Slow changes are easy to miss day to day.

QUESTION 7 OF 7

What are you hoping for?

Reading your answers…

Sizing the dose to your dog.

Your dog's nutritional gap report

Your dog's bowl is probably doing exactly what it was built to do. That's the gap.

Dry kibble, built to the minimum.

It meets a minimum nutritional standard, a floor written to prevent deficiency.

Wet or canned, built to the same minimum.

A different texture, the same standard: a floor written to prevent deficiency.

Fresh or cooked. A better bowl, same standard.

"Complete and balanced" still means it meets a minimum nutritional standard, a floor written to prevent deficiency.

Raw. A real commitment, same standard.

If it's labeled "complete and balanced," it meets the same floor, written to prevent deficiency.

A mix, built to the same minimum.

Two foods, one standard: a floor written to prevent deficiency.

Coat and skin, first.

It's the part you see and feel every day, so it's often where a change shows up first.

The tummy signs.

Healthy digestion is one of the four pillars, and you see it in the yard every day.

The slowing down.

Everyday mobility is one of the four pillars, and you see it on the stairs and the walk.

Staying ahead of aging.

The daily gap is quietly there long before a coat dulls or a step slows.

Nothing yet, just being proactive.

The best time to close the gap is before you see it.

One dose, sized to a medium dog.

Every dog has the same gap. Size just sets the dose.

One dogs, one doses.

One plan, with each dog's dose sized to their weight.

WHY THE BOWL CAN'T CLOSE IT

Good food. Good add-ons. Still a gap.

A bag of dog food labeled "complete and balanced" meets a minimum nutritional standard, a floor written to prevent deficiency. Each thing owners add on top tends to cover one piece.

YOU TRIED THIS

A better bag of dog food is worth feeding. The standard on its label is still the same minimum.

YOU TRIED THIS

Fish oil is a real source of omega-3s, and it's worth having. The hard part is the routine: the pump on dinner most nights, the bottle open a little too long.

YOU TRIED THIS

A multivitamin or a few single bottles can each do a job. Each one covers its own piece, and there's always one you forgot.

YOU TRIED THIS

A good brush or a groomer's blow-out shines a coat the same day, and it's worth doing. Then it's gone by Tuesday. The coat that grows in is built from the inside.

THEY ALL WORK ON ONE PIECE. NONE OF THEM CLOSES THE GAP.

To be fair, some dogs do great on food alone. If your dog's coat already catches the light and everything else is fine, you may not need us.

WHAT CLOSES IT

All four pillars, sized to your dog's weight.

A jar of Barkly Daily soft chews

  1. Shiny

    Formulated with salmon oil, a source of the EPA and DHA omega-3s that support skin and coat.

  2. Regular

    Includes soluble fiber (psyllium, pumpkin) and probiotics that support healthy digestion.

  3. Mobile

    Includes glucosamine, a widely used joint-support ingredient, at a weight-appropriate amount.

  4. Immune

    Provides antioxidant vitamins and cranberry that support everyday immune and urinary-tract health.

Dosed by weight: 1 to 4 chews a day, from small dogs to the biggest.

Being straight with you: this is daily support, not medicine. Chews like this work over weeks, not days.

WHAT'S ON THE LABEL

We'd rather show you the panel.

Guaranteed analysis panel from the Barkly label

Every active ingredient dose is on the label.

Batch-tested for heavy metals and pathogens.

THE GUARANTEE

The 90-Day Tail-Wag Guarantee.

A tricolor collie mix beside the Barkly jar and heart chews on a kitchen counter

Chews like this work over weeks, not days, so we give you ninety of them. If your dog won't eat it, or you're not seeing them doing better, email us at any point in your first 90 days and we'll refund your first order. Keep the jar. No return, no forms, no waiting period.

Owners of chews like this often notice the coat first: softer under the hand, catching the light. Give it weeks, not days.

Every dog is different, and some take longer.

For Animal Use Only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

COMPLETE

Your dog's match is ready.

Based on your answers, we matched the right Barkly plan to your dog's size and needs.

A happy, thriving dog beside the Barkly jar and heart chews in warm daylight