The BOWLFUL can next to a bowl of kibble covered in gravyMade in the USA
Fullness Gravy for Dogs · Chicken or Beef

BOWLFULFeed less. Keep the bowl full.

The savory gravy that makes a smaller portion look like dinner. Pour it over less of the kibble your dog already eats. Full bowl. Fewer calories. No new food to fight about.

60-Day Money-Back GuaranteeMade in the USAReviewed by Vets
  • Same kibble, smaller portion, full bowl
  • Mostly water and fiber, so it adds back almost nothing
  • Real chicken or beef broth and liver, so he actually wants it

🐕 Every diet that fails, fails at dinner. BOWLFUL fixes dinner.

  1. 1.Scoop
  2. 2.Stir
  3. 3.Pour

Thirty seconds at the counter, then dinner looks the way he expects.

1. Pick your dog’s favorite flavor

2. How much does your dog weigh?

40
lb

Your dog needs about 2 scoops a day. One can lasts him about 25 days.

3. Pick your plan

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1 can of BOWLFUL Chicken

The Starter Can

1 can

About 4 weeks for your 40 lb dog.

⚠ Under 8 weeks

$35.10

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with subscription · ≈ $1.42 per day

Ships again every 3 weeks for your 40 lb dog, one week before you run out. Skip or cancel any time.

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3 cans of BOWLFUL Chicken

The Slim-Down Plan

3 cans

Covers about 11 weeks for your 40 lb dog.

✓ Covers the 8 weeks

$89.10

$117 save 24%

with subscription · ≈ $1.20 per day

Ships again every 10 weeks for your 40 lb dog, one week before you run out. Skip or cancel any time.

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4 cans of BOWLFUL Chicken

The Keep-It-Off Plan

4 cans

Covers about 14 weeks, plan plus hold phase.

✓ Covers the 8 weeks

$107.10

$156 save 31%

with subscription · ≈ $1.08 per day

Ships again every 13 weeks for your 40 lb dog, one week before you run out. Skip or cancel any time.

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His exact daily portion, for his weight and his goal.

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How much for your dog

DogA dayOne can lasts
11 lb½ scoop90 days
22 lb1 scoop45 days
44 lb2 scoops22 days
66 lb3 scoops15 days
88 lb4 scoops11 days

One scoop is 10 g. Split it over two meals. Week 1 is half of that.

See the full ingredient list
Dr. Daniel Whitmore, DVMDr. Daniel Whitmore, DVMVeterinarian focused on senior canine health and healthy aging
Fiber and water fill the bowl, real chicken or beef makes him want it, and the smaller portion of his own kibble does the rest. It is the first topper I have seen that helps owners actually stick with feeding less.

Three steps. Thirty seconds.

One scoop, warm water, pour it over his food.

A level scoop of BOWLFUL powder1

Scoop. One level scoop per 22 lb a day, split over two meals. Week 1 is half a scoop.

Stirring the powder into warm water2

Stir. Into warm water, about ten seconds, until it turns into a thick gravy.

Pouring the gravy over a smaller portion of kibble3

Pour. Over a smaller portion of the kibble he already eats. The bowl looks like dinner again.

Two bowls with the same amount of kibble, the right one covered in BOWLFUL gravy

How it works

The smaller scoop is right. The smaller-looking bowl is what breaks the diet.

When the vet says feed less, the math is simple and the dinner is not. He notices. You notice him noticing. Somebody slips him a biscuit, and the diet is over by Thursday.

What BOWLFUL does: the gravy is mostly water and fiber. Stir a scoop into warm water, pour it over a smaller portion of his usual kibble, and the bowl is fuller than it was before you started. Same kibble. Fewer calories. Nothing new to fight about.

Every diet that fails, fails at dinner. BOWLFUL fixes dinner.

Watch the whole routine

One scoop, warm water, pour. The whole routine in 20 seconds.

Works with the kibble he already eats. Goes over wet food fine. If you feed raw, ask your vet first.

What sets BOWLFUL apart

Why owners keep going this time.

Measured, not guessed.

One scoop per 22 lb. 45 scoops per can. The instructions fit on the scoop, so everyone in the house feeds the same amount.

Reviewed by a veterinarian.

Dr. Daniel Whitmore, DVM, reviewed every claim on this page.

Real broth and liver, 38% meat.

Chicken or beef, whichever he loves. That is why he wants it. The fiber and water are why the bowl is full.

60-Day Money-Back Guarantee.

Opened cans included. If the bowl doesn't work the way we said, send back what is left.

The BOWLFUL measuring scoop with a level scoop of powder
Five piles of BOWLFUL powder from half a scoop to four scoops, one for each dog weight in the table

The 8-Week Plan

This is the plan on the can. It's slow on purpose. Slow is what stays off.

  1. 1

    Week 1

    Half a scoop of BOWLFUL, over the same amount of kibble he always gets. Nothing changes on the scale yet, and that is on purpose: this week gives his stomach time to get used to the fiber and gives him time to get used to the taste. Most dogs take to it at the first meal.

  2. 2

    Week 2

    Full scoop now, still the same kibble. The bowl is fuller than it was before you started, and nobody has taken anything away yet.

  3. 3

    Weeks 3 and 4

    Now the kibble comes down one step, about 10% less than before. The bowl still looks the same to him, because the gravy makes up the volume. This is the week the old diet used to break. Weigh him at the end of week 4.

  4. 4

    Weeks 5 to 8

    Kibble down to 15% less than where you started, and there it stays. A steady pace is about half a percent of his body weight a week, so for a 60 lb dog roughly a third of a pound a week. The routine runs itself, and the instructions fit on the scoop.

If the scale hasn't moved by week 4, the calories are coming from somewhere else. Treats, plate licking, the other dog's bowl. Look there first.

The math

What it costs per day.

Your dog is 40 lb. Three cans carry him through the full eight weeks, about $1.20 a day on the subscription. That’s only $0.60 a meal.

A bag of prescription weight food runs about the same per day, and he has to like it. BOWLFUL goes over the kibble he already likes.

A dog lying down calmly in the evening after dinner

Ingredients

Nothing that isn’t food.

Chicken broth

Chicken broth

beef broth in the beef flavor

real brothwhy he wants it
Chicken liver

Chicken liver

beef liver in the beef flavor

real liverthe taste dogs go for
Gum arabic

Gum arabic

soluble fibermakes the gravy thick
Pea fiber

Pea fiber

insoluble fiberfills the bowl
Psyllium husk

Psyllium husk

holds waterthe fullness part
Beet pulp

Beet pulp

gentle fiberpart of the fullness
L-carnitine

L-carnitine

a nutrienthelps the body use fat for energy
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Ingredients (Chicken)

Chicken broth, gum arabic, pea fiber, chicken liver meal, psyllium seed husk, plain dried beet pulp, lecithin, salt, mixed tocopherols, L-carnitine.

Beef broth and beef liver in the beef flavor.

Broth and liver in your dog's flavor, chicken or beef. Gum arabic. Pea fiber. Psyllium husk. Beet pulp. Lecithin. Salt. Mixed tocopherols, which is vitamin E used to keep it fresh. L-carnitine, a nutrient that helps the body use fat for energy.

Label facts

49% dietary fiber · 26% protein · 38% meat · L-carnitine (min) 500 mg/kg*

*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles.

BOWLFUL is a dog food mixer for supplemental feeding. It goes over his regular food. It is not a complete diet on its own.

No stimulants, no drugs, no proprietary blend.

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What to expect

A steady pace is about half a percent of his body weight a week. For a 60 lb dog that is roughly a third of a pound a week.

Week 1: he eats it
Week 4: weigh him
Week 8: the plan is done
60 days to decide

One owner, eight weeks

Three and a half pounds in eight weeks.

Susan and Buddy, Labrador, 8 years. Verified owner.

Susan kneeling next to Buddy on the kitchen floor, the bowl licked clean in front of them
Susan and Buddy, week 8. Verified owner.
  1. 1

    At the vet

    86.2 lb

    86.2 lb on the clinic scale. Seven months of trying: smaller cups, light kibble, green beans. Buddy stared at the kitchen every night at 7.

  2. 2

    Week 4

    85.7 lb

    85.7 lb. First scoop in week 1, full scoop from week 2, kibble down a step in week 3. The first night with the gravy he licked the bowl and went and lay down.

  3. 3

    Week 8

    82.8 lb

    82.8 lb. Three and a half pounds in eight weeks, four scoops a day. Her husband noticed the waist before she did.

60-day money-back guarantee seal

60-Day Money-Back Guarantee

Try BOWLFUL for 60 days. If your dog won’t eat it, or you don’t see the bowl working the way we said, send back what is left for a full refund. Opened cans included.

You don’t offer that on something people send back.

What owners say

Verified owners. First name and dog’s name only.

Susan and Buddy✓ Verified owner
Buddy stared at me every night at 7 for seven months. The first night with the gravy he licked the bowl and went and lay down. Three and a half pounds in eight weeks, and my husband noticed the waist before I did.
Susan and BuddyLabrador, 8 · 86.2 lb to 82.8 lb in 8 weeks · 4 scoops a day
Donna and Cooper✓ Verified owner
The first night, he licked the bowl and went back to check it again.
Donna and CooperAustralian Shepherd mix, 7 · 63.7 lb · tried light and prescription food first, Cooper refused both after a few days
Michael and Duke✓ Verified owner
He cleans the bowl and goes to lie down. That never used to happen on less food.
Michael and DukeLabrador mix, 6 · 78.4 lb to 74.9 lb in 8 weeks · vet's target about 70 lb · 3½ scoops a day
Lisa and Rosie✓ Verified owner
The amount is right there. Nobody has to guess anymore.
Lisa and RosieLabradoodle, 5 · 48.9 lb · three people feed her · 2¼ scoops a day
Nancy and Charlie✓ Verified owner
He picks around green beans. Somehow he eats this.
Nancy and CharlieBeagle, 8 · 31.8 lb · refused pumpkin, picked around green beans · stools back to normal and firmer after about six days
Patricia and Lucy✓ Verified owner
She's only 12 pounds, so I use half a scoop. One can lasts us close to three months.
Patricia and LucyChihuahua mix, 10 · 12 lb · half a scoop a day

Is BOWLFUL for your dog?

It's for:

  • adult dogs your vet has said should lose a few pounds
  • dogs who act starving on a smaller portion
  • houses where more than one person feeds the dog

It's not for:

  • puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, underweight dogs
  • dogs on a prescription diet for a medical reason unless your vet says it's fine
  • dogs who can't have chicken or beef

Why we made BOWLFUL

The vet says feed less.

The scoop gets smaller. The dog does not get the memo. We watched good owners give up on good advice because dinner looked sad.

How it compares to what you’ve probably tried

Four tests every hungry-dog fix has to pass: more in the bowl without more calories, measured per pound, the dog wants it, and it works with the food he already eats.

BOWLFUL gravy

Adds volume, not calories
yes
Measured per pound
yes
Dog wants it
Yes, chicken or beef
Works with current food
yes
Price per day
Low to medium
Poop risk
Low with slow start
Prescription weight kibble · tap to compare
Adds volume, not calories
partly
Measured per pound
yes
Dog wants it
Often no
Works with current food
No, full switch
Price per day
High
Poop risk
Medium to high
Light kibble · tap to compare
Adds volume, not calories
partly
Measured per pound
yes
Dog wants it
Mixed
Works with current food
No, full switch
Price per day
Medium
Poop risk
Low to medium
Green beans · tap to compare
Adds volume, not calories
yes
Measured per pound
no
Dog wants it
Mixed
Works with current food
yes
Price per day
Low
Poop risk
Low
Canned pumpkin · tap to compare
Adds volume, not calories
yes
Measured per pound
no
Dog wants it
Mixed
Works with current food
yes
Price per day
Low
Poop risk
High if overdone

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