★★★★★ A star for our Dog Star
We’ve used this product for 2 years—back when it was Cerberus—and I’m thrilled to say Primal Puppy is the same trusted formula with a name that fits. My Bernese Mountain Dog, Mishka, is 3 now and she’s not just a pet—she’s a Diabetes Alert/Medical Alert Service Dog. We travel constantly (20+ flights a year), so home‑cooked meals aren’t realistic. Kibble is our base, and Primal Puppy is the rock‑solid add‑on that fills the gaps without complicating our routine.
The difference is real. Mishka has steady, happy energy on our 5K+ daily walks, a glossy coat that turns heads (we’re stopped by strangers all the time), and she stays focused on duty even with time‑zone hops. It mixes easily, she loves the taste, and it’s been gentle on her stomach from day one. Most importantly, she’s a healthy girl—and I feel genuine peace of mind knowing I’m giving her something that supports the vitality she was born for.
From Cerberus Nutrition to Sirius Nutrition—and from Daily Dose to Primal Puppy—the rebrand is beautiful, but what matters most hasn’t changed: the quality in the scoop. If you’re a busy family, a frequent traveler, or you have a working dog who deserves the best, Primal Puppy is the add‑on I recommend without hesitation.
Thank you, Sirius Nutrition, for supporting the dog who supports me. Highly, highly recommended.
Worth every penny!!! My old girl was already doing well on a combination of raw meat plus grain free kibble. Adding Primal Puppy boosted her health and cleaned her teeth to the point that people assumed she was 2-3 when she was 8-9! So grateful🌟
Love this for my big boy and he loves it too!!
Usually when Orla eats meat, her schnozz is itchy, but with Primal Puppy she hasn't had any negative effects! Because she's a fast eater, we usually split her food between the bowl and a puzzle toy. She typically goes for the toy first since it's more engaging and has more kibble inside, but when she saw me put the Primal Puppy in her bowl, she chose that!
One boy we have on the supplement is named Pilgrim. He has back problems which resulted in loss of most of the use of his rear legs. He came out to potty with the younger dogs and I tried to catch him to put him in a different area where the puppies wouldn't bother him and he took off like a shot! LOL. We definitely are seeing an increased energy level!