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Food your pets love : fresh, home-cooked pet food for dogs and cats in Bangalore
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100% human-grade
The same chicken, fish, eggs and vegetables you'd cook at home
Fresh, home-cooked meals and treats for dogs & cats in Bangalore
Cooked to order, delivered from tomorrow
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For cats too
Single-protein meals and toppers, planned by our nutritionist
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Everyone makes pet-friendly food. We make human-grade food, for pets.
Cooked like your food. Made for theirs. Every meal and treat is made from the same chicken, fish, vegetables and grains you’d cook for your own family, in a kitchen held to the same standard, then made just right for pets.
Food you’d buy for yourself
Fresh chicken, fish, eggs, vegetables and grains. No meat meal, by-products or fillers.
Cooked in a real kitchen
Small batches, cooked fresh to order, with the care you’d give a family meal.
Made just right for pets
No added salt, onion or garlic, and portions planned for your pet, not for us.
Our bestsellers
The meals and treats Bangalore pet parents order again and again.
Main Meals
Chicken & Veggies Blast
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- Protein
- Healthy fats
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₹325 Small · 250 g 3 sizes
From our kitchen this week
Balanced bowls built around one protein, plenty of vegetables and a gentle grain. More on our fresh dog food and fresh cat food in Bangalore.
Main Meals
Chicken & Veggies Blast
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- +5
- Protein
- Healthy fats
- Fibre
- Vitamins
₹325 Small · 250 g 3 sizes
Six things every good bowl needs
Pets need the same building blocks we do, in different proportions. Pick one to see what it does, and where it comes from on our menu.
The building block
Protein
Protein builds and repairs muscle, skin, coat and the enzymes that keep a body running. Pets can't store the amino acids it's made of, so they need a steady supply every day.
- Muscle
- Skin and coat
- Repair
Find it on our menu
Energy that goes the distance
Healthy fats
Fat is the most concentrated source of energy in food. It carries the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K, and supplies the fatty acids that keep skin supple and coats glossy.
- Energy
- Coat shine
- Vitamin uptake
Find it on our menu
A happy gut
Fibre
Fibre keeps digestion moving at a comfortable pace and feeds the friendly bacteria in the gut. Gentle sources like pumpkin and oats are easy on sensitive tummies.
- Digestion
- Gut bacteria
- Fullness
Find it on our menu
Small amounts, big jobs
Vitamins & minerals
Vitamins and minerals are needed in tiny amounts but do essential work, from vision and immunity to strong bones and healthy blood. Colourful vegetables bring a wide mix of them.
- Immunity
- Vision
- Bones
Find it on our menu
Fuel for walks and zoomies
Slow-release energy
Cooked grains and starchy vegetables provide carbohydrates that release energy steadily, so protein can get on with building and repairing instead of being burned for fuel.
- Stamina
- Play
- Steady energy
Find it on our menu
From kitchen to bowl
How food is made changes what ends up in the bowl. Here's the journey of fresh, frozen and dry food, and what research has found.
Fresh, home-cooked
What we make
- Whole ingredientsChicken, eggs, dal, vegetables
- Cooked gentlyBoiled and simmered in small batches
- ChilledPacked for your delivery slot
- At your doorReady to serve
- Water in the bowl
- About 70–80% water
- Keeps for
- Days, in the fridge
- Steps before the bowl
- 4
Frozen or packed
Cooked or raw, then frozen or sealed
- Whole ingredientsMeat, organs, vegetables
- Cooked or kept rawDepends on the brand
- Frozen or sealedFrozen solid, or sealed in trays and pouches
- Stored and shippedKept frozen or on a shelf
- Thawed or opened at homeThaw frozen food in the fridge before serving
- Water in the bowl
- About 70–80% water once thawed or opened
- Keeps for
- Months, frozen or sealed
- Steps before the bowl
- 5
Dry kibble
Extruded pellets
- Ingredients ground into mealOften rendered meals and grains
- Mixed into a doughWith starches as binders
- ExtrudedPushed through at high heat and pressure
- DriedWater driven off for shelf life
- Sprayed with fat and flavourTo make it tempting again
- Bagged for monthsSold from a shelf
- Water in the bowl
- Around 10% water
- Keeps for
- A year or more, on a shelf
- Steps before the bowl
- 6
What the research found
Dogs eating extruded kibble produced 1.5–1.7 times more stool than dogs on a commercial fresh diet, and 2.0–2.9 times more than dogs on human-grade cooked diets. Digestibility of dry matter, energy and fat was highest for the human-grade cooked diets and lowest for kibble.
Kibble had lower fat digestibility and higher stool output than every less-processed diet tested, including fresh, frozen raw and freeze-dried foods.
Sources: Do S, Phungviwatnikul T, de Godoy MRC, Swanson KS. Journal of Animal Science, 2021 (University of Illinois), 12 dogs.
Translational Animal Science, 2024, 10 dogs (one author works for a company that made two of the diets tested).
These were small studies of commercial diets, not Tasty Tails food. Every pet is different.
- Real flavour and smell. Fresh food tends to appeal to fussy eaters, because it smells like food.
- Moisture with every meal. Helpful on hot Bangalore afternoons and for pets who don't drink much.
- Nothing hidden. You can see every ingredient, which makes it easier to avoid what doesn't suit your pet.
Nutrition changes as they grow
A puppy or kitten, a busy adult and a senior pet need different things from their food. Pick a stage to see what matters most.
Up to about 1 year
Growing fast
Puppies and kittens need more energy and protein for their size than adults, and the right balance of calcium and phosphorus for growing bones. Their main food should be one formulated for growth, so ask your vet before making home-style meals a big part of a young pet's diet.
- Protein for growth
- Balanced calcium
- Frequent small meals
About 1 to 7 years
Staying in shape
Adult pets need food that matches how active they are. The goal is steady energy, a healthy weight and good-quality protein to maintain muscle. Rotating dishes adds variety to the week.
- Portion to activity
- Lean protein
- Variety
About 8 years and up
Slowing down gracefully
Older pets often need fewer calories but still benefit from good-quality protein to hold on to muscle. Soft, moist food can be easier to chew and more tempting when appetite fades.
- Fewer calories
- Quality protein
- Soft and moist
A plan made for your pet, not a label on a bag.
Allergies, a few extra kilos, a fussy eater or a stack of vet reports: our nutritionist reads it all, works out the right portions and plans the switch to fresh food with you.
- Vet and blood reports reviewed
- Calories worked out for your pet
- A day-by-day meal plan you can follow
- Fresh Start Check Ask our nutritionist 5 questions and get a care review, all by WhatsApp message. ₹499On WhatsApp, no call
- Starter Call Talk it through: how much, which dishes, and how to switch. ₹99920-min call
- Complete Diet Plan Most chosen A personal plan, built around reports, allergies and goals. ₹1,99945-min call + plan
- Health Care Program Three months of hands-on support, alongside your vet. ₹3,9993 months
How ordering works
No kibble, no warehouse. Your order is cooked for your pet and brought to your door.
Pick meals and treats
Choose dishes and sizes from the menu. Every card lists what's inside.
Choose your day
Fresh meals arrive from the next day, in a time slot that suits your pet's mealtimes. Treats are made to order in 3–4 days.
Pay with UPI
Scan the QR code on the payment screen to confirm your order.
We cook and deliver
Follow your order live, from the kitchen to your door.
Cooked like we cook for family
Tasty Tails started with a simple idea: pets deserve the same fresh, home-cooked food we'd make for ourselves.
- Whole, recognisable ingredientsChicken, eggs, soya, dal, oats, pumpkin, carrots, broccoli and more. Nothing hidden.
- Gentle cookingBoiled, simmered and baked, with a little virgin coconut oil, turmeric and jeera.
- Made for your petTell us about allergies, sensitive tummies or fussy eaters and we'll help you choose.
More ways to feed them well
Bulk orders
For shelters, boarding, breeders and multi-pet homes. Tell us how many mouths to feed.
Ask about bulk orders
Paw-ty catering
Birthday cakes, treat boxes and party bowls for your pet and their friends.
Plan a paw-tyGood reads for pet parents
Portions, allergies, safe treats and switching to fresh food, explained simply.
The Fire dog: the joyful extrovert. Traits, health tendencies, food and exercise
The Fire dog greets every guest like a best friend and finds it hard to switch off afterwards. How to recognise one, keep them calm and cool, and spot the health signs that need a vet.
Tick fever in dogs: signs, blood tests and prevention in Bangalore
Tick fever is a group of infections, not one disease. Learn the early signs, the red flags that need a vet today, what CBC, smear, SNAP and PCR tests show, and how to keep ticks off after the rains.
Navratri prasad and bhog: which offerings are safe for your dog or cat
Banana, coconut and plain chana are easy to share. Halwa, kheer and panchamrit are better skipped, and the raisins on top are genuinely dangerous. Here is how to make your pet a prasad plate of their own.
Not sure where to start?
Talk to our nutritionist, or tell us your pet's age and weight and we'll suggest meals and portions.
Nutrition information here is general. Every pet is different, so check with your vet about your pet's specific needs.
