Beef, Mushroom, and Leafy Greens
Leaps is a specifically formulated diet for dogs living with cancer. Fuel their fight with our gently cooked, nutrient rich, protein-packed recipes—made to support their immune systems, reduce inflammation, and build muscle.
Filled with iron-rich proteins—including grass-fed beef—as well as superfoods like maitake mushrooms, oysters, and chia seeds. This recipe is a great choice for dogs struggling to gain or maintain weight.
Beef, Mushroom, and Leafy Greens
Leaps is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for adult maintenance.
It can take time for your dog to adapt to a new diet, especially if it's a bigger change (i.e. high-carb kibble to low-carb fresh). We recommend incorporating Leaps into your dog's diet slowly, using the following schedule.
If your dog has a particularly sensitive stomach, we recommend a 10-day transition by adding an extra day for each step. If your dog experiences minor digestive issues, slow down the transition until side effects resolve and then try ramping back up.
Product Description
Beef, Mushroom, and Leafy Greens
Leaps is a specifically formulated diet for dogs living with cancer. Fuel their fight with our gently cooked, nutrient rich, protein-packed recipes—made to support their immune systems, reduce inflammation, and build muscle.
Filled with iron-rich proteins—including grass-fed beef—as well as superfoods like maitake mushrooms, oysters, and chia seeds. This recipe is a great choice for dogs struggling to gain or maintain weight.
Guaranteed Analysis + Nutrition
Beef, Mushroom, and Leafy Greens
Leaps is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for adult maintenance.
Transitioning Your Dog
It can take time for your dog to adapt to a new diet, especially if it's a bigger change (i.e. high-carb kibble to low-carb fresh). We recommend incorporating Leaps into your dog's diet slowly, using the following schedule.
If your dog has a particularly sensitive stomach, we recommend a 10-day transition by adding an extra day for each step. If your dog experiences minor digestive issues, slow down the transition until side effects resolve and then try ramping back up.
How to serve
Pop your frozen Leaps packs in the freezer when they arrive.
Thaw packs in the refrigerator for 24 hours before serving.
To serve, cut the pack open and squeeze into bowl.
Store thawed or opened packs for up to 4 days in the refrigerator in a sealed container.
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Beef
- Highly bioavailable protein source to boost muscle growth and energy
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Contains high iron levels, vital for red blood cells
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Beef Heart
- Nutrient-dense protein source to boost muscle growth and energy
- Rich in B vitamins that support heart health and immune function
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Crimini Mushrooms
- Vitamin D supports immune function and reduces inflammation
- Contains CLA, which has demonstrated anti-cancer effects in animal studies.
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Pollock
- Lean protein source to boost muscle growth and energy
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
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Beef Kidney
- Rich in B vitamins that support brain health and red blood cell formation
- Contains high iron levels, vital for red blood cells
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Beef Liver
- Contains high iron levels, vital for red blood cells
- Vitamin A supports immune function
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Maitake Mushrooms
- Vitamin D supports immune function and reduces inflammation
- Beta glucans exert anti-cancer effects by stimulating the immune system to kill cancer cells
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Collards
- Increased consumption of leafy greens like collards has been shown to reduce cancer risk in dogs
- Calcium and Vitamin K support bone health
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Spinach
- Healthy vitamins and minerals including carotenoids support immune function and eye health
- Increased consumption of leafy greens like spinach has been shown to reduce cancer risk in dogs
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Pumpkin
- Carotenoids like beta-carotene help protect against cell damage
- Packed with fiber to regulate metabolism and settle upset stomachs
- Vitamins A, C, and E support immune function
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Oysters
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- High in antioxidant vitamins and minerals
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Apples
- Contain antiangiogenic molecules that block the growth of blood vessels that support tumor growth
- Vitamins A, C, and K support immune function and boost energy
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Chia Seeds
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s and antioxidants
- High in fiber for healthy digestion
- Magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, and potassium support bone health
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Cranberries
- Vitamins C and K support immune function
- Contain anti-cancer polyphenols and antioxidants
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Wheat Germ Oil
- Great source of natural Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that protects dogs from free radical damage
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
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Hempseed Oil
- Arginine boosts the immune system
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Gamma-linolenic acid boosts energy and regulates metabolism
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Seaweed Calcium
- Packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients
- Great source of calcium to support bone health
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Ginger
- Studies demonstrate anti-cancer effects
- Filled with anti-inflammatory compounds
- Relieves nausea to help mitigate side effects of cancer treatments
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Nutritional Yeast
- Rich in B vitamins that support immune function, brain health, and metabolism
- Beta glucans exert anti-cancer effects by stimulating the immune system to kill cancer cells
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Himalayan Salt
- Aids in nutrient absorption
- High in minerals like iron, zinc, magnesium, potassium, and calcium
- Combats sodium deficiency, which is more common in cancer patients
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Spirulina
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Contains phycocyanin, a powerful antioxidant
-
Wheat Germ Oil
- Great source of natural Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that protects dogs from free radical damage
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
-
Eggshell Powder
- Great source of calcium to promote bone health
- Chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine help ease joint pain and stiffness
-
Kelp
- Contains 60 different minerals and vitamins and 21 amino acids
- Good source of fiber to regulate metabolism and settle upset stomachs
-
Ginger
- Studies demonstrate anti-cancer effects
- Filled with anti-inflammatory compounds
- Relieves nausea to help mitigate side effects of cancer treatments
-
Cloves
- Contains eugenol, which has been shown to enhance apoptosis in cancer cells and inhibit cancer cell proliferation
- Carotenoids like beta-carotene help protect against cell damage
-
Choline
- Supports brain and heart health as well as liver and muscle function
-
Hempseed Oil
- Arginine boosts the immune system
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Gamma-linolenic acid boosts energy and regulates metabolism
-
Vitamin E
- A natural antioxidant that protects against free radical damage
-
Beef
- Highly bioavailable protein source to boost muscle growth and energy
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Contains high iron levels, vital for red blood cells
-
Beef Heart
- Nutrient-dense protein source to boost muscle growth and energy
- Rich in B vitamins that support heart health and immune function
-
Crimini Mushrooms
- Vitamin D supports immune function and reduces inflammation
- Contains CLA, which has demonstrated anti-cancer effects in animal studies.
-
Pollock
- Lean protein source to boost muscle growth and energy
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
-
Beef Kidney
- Rich in B vitamins that support brain health and red blood cell formation
- Contains high iron levels, vital for red blood cells
-
Beef Liver
- Contains high iron levels, vital for red blood cells
- Vitamin A supports immune function
-
Maitake Mushrooms
- Vitamin D supports immune function and reduces inflammation
- Beta glucans exert anti-cancer effects by stimulating the immune system to kill cancer cells
-
Collards
- Increased consumption of leafy greens like collards has been shown to reduce cancer risk in dogs
- Calcium and Vitamin K support bone health
-
Spinach
- Healthy vitamins and minerals including carotenoids support immune function and eye health
- Increased consumption of leafy greens like spinach has been shown to reduce cancer risk in dogs
-
Pumpkin
- Carotenoids like beta-carotene help protect against cell damage
- Packed with fiber to regulate metabolism and settle upset stomachs
- Vitamins A, C, and E support immune function
-
Oysters
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- High in antioxidant vitamins and minerals
-
Apples
- Contain antiangiogenic molecules that block the growth of blood vessels that support tumor growth
- Vitamins A, C, and K support immune function and boost energy
-
Chia Seeds
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s and antioxidants
- High in fiber for healthy digestion
- Magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, and potassium support bone health
-
Cranberries
- Vitamins C and K support immune function
- Contain anti-cancer polyphenols and antioxidants
-
Wheat Germ Oil
- Great source of natural Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that protects dogs from free radical damage
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
-
Hempseed Oil
- Arginine boosts the immune system
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Gamma-linolenic acid boosts energy and regulates metabolism
-
Seaweed Calcium
- Packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and nutrients
- Great source of calcium to support bone health
-
Ginger
- Studies demonstrate anti-cancer effects
- Filled with anti-inflammatory compounds
- Relieves nausea to help mitigate side effects of cancer treatments
-
Nutritional Yeast
- Rich in B vitamins that support immune function, brain health, and metabolism
- Beta glucans exert anti-cancer effects by stimulating the immune system to kill cancer cells
-
Himalayan Salt
- Aids in nutrient absorption
- High in minerals like iron, zinc, magnesium, potassium, and calcium
- Combats sodium deficiency, which is more common in cancer patients
-
Spirulina
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Contains phycocyanin, a powerful antioxidant
-
Wheat Germ Oil
- Great source of natural Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that protects dogs from free radical damage
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
-
Eggshell Powder
- Great source of calcium to promote bone health
- Chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine help ease joint pain and stiffness
-
Kelp
- Contains 60 different minerals and vitamins and 21 amino acids
- Good source of fiber to regulate metabolism and settle upset stomachs
-
Ginger
- Studies demonstrate anti-cancer effects
- Filled with anti-inflammatory compounds
- Relieves nausea to help mitigate side effects of cancer treatments
-
Cloves
- Contains eugenol, which has been shown to enhance apoptosis in cancer cells and inhibit cancer cell proliferation
- Carotenoids like beta-carotene help protect against cell damage
-
Choline
- Supports brain and heart health as well as liver and muscle function
-
Hempseed Oil
- Arginine boosts the immune system
- Rich in anti-inflammatory Omega 3s
- Gamma-linolenic acid boosts energy and regulates metabolism
-
Vitamin E
- A natural antioxidant that protects against free radical damage
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Over the years, we have struggled with finding the best food option for our 10-year old Pomeranian. I was so glad to come across Leaps! My pup loves the food and it feels like the type of fresh food he deserves.
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My little buddy loves Leaps! He's been on a fresh food diet for a few years, but switching to Leaps made a huge difference. He's excited for every meal and is maintaining a great weight.
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I've been looking for a diet specifically designed to combat cancer, and nothing came close until I found Leaps. I'm excited to finally be able to feed my dogs the quality of food they need - and deserve.
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Leaps has done wonders for our dog. She has tons more energy. I never realized how much of an impact diet could have on her quality of life!
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about Leaps and if it’s right for your dog?
What makes Leaps different?
We set out with one goal in mind: to create the best possible diet for dogs living with cancer. We invest in premium ingredients that competitors exclude or minimize due to cost. We’ve also spent time with leading veterinarians, oncologiests, and pet nutritionists to better understand what dogs living with cancer really need and deliver it in the safest, healthiest, most convenient way possible.
My dog has cancer. How long do I feed them Leaps?
Indefinitely! Metabolic changes caused by cancer are permanent. That's why it's important to keep your dog on the right diet even after receiving treatment and/or entering remission. We recommend feeding your dog Leaps in the early days of a cancer diagnosis, and long after they’re cancer-free.
Is Leaps only for dogs with cancer?
While Leaps has been formulated specifically with cancer in mind (and invests in premium ingredients accordingly), it’s a complete and balanced diet suitable for all adult dogs. Our dietary approach and many of our ingredients have also been linked to a reduced risk of developing cancer, for those looking to stay a step ahead.
Which Leaps recipe is right for my dog?
Each of our formulas is tailored to help your dog fight cancer and offers a range of health benefits. We also use multiple protein sources in each recipe, to ensure that your dog gets the benefits of a wider range of amino acids and nutrients.
For dogs who are struggling to gain or maintain a healthy weight, we recommend the Beef, Mushroom, and Leafy Greens recipe. For dogs who have sensitive stomachs, we recommend the Turkey, Whitefish, and Squash recipe. For dogs who need to eat a leaner diet, we recommend the Whitefish, Sardines, and Veggies recipe.
If none of the above applies, we recommend simply adhering to your dog's preferences!
How do I transition my dog's diet to Leaps?
It can take time for your dog to adapt to a new diet, especially if it's a bigger change (i.e. high-carb kibble to low-carb fresh). We recommend incorporating Leaps into your dog's diet slowly, using the
following schedule.
If your dog has a particularly sensitive stomach, we recommend a 10-day transition by adding an extra day for
each step. If your dog experiences minor digestive issues, slow down the
transition until side effects resolve and then try ramping back up.
How much should I feed my dog?
How should I store and serve Leaps—and how long will it stay fresh?
We use vacuum-sealed packaging to lock in freshness and extend shelf life without the need for preservatives. Unopened packages can last up to 6 months in the freezer, and up to 4 days in the fridge once thawed. Opened packages should be refrigerated in a reusable container or bag and can be served for up to 3 additional days.
Where does Leaps ship?
We currently ship to California but are working hard to bring Leaps to more customers. If you’re not in California, please join our waiting list and we'll let you know as soon as we reach your area.