(PRESS RELEASE) AUSTIN, TX – A Pup Above, one of the fastest-growing gently cooked foods in the market, has launched new 2.5-ounce bags of its air-dried Whole Food Cubies. The company will officially roll out the new size to stores the first week of May.
The new 2.5-ounce Cubies bag will be available in the same four Cubies grain free and grain inclusive formulas: Chicka Pupatouille, Porky’s Porchetta, Turkey Pilaf and Beef Pot Roast. The bags MSRP for $3.99 and are perfect to use for samples, treats, or even toppers! Plus, they’re pre-hole punched for convenient hanging in stores.
The crunchy Cubies are the world’s first shelf stable sous-vide dog food. Like A Pup Above’s frozen gently cooked sous-vide line, the Cubies are 100% human-grade, have non-GMO veggies, and have super herbs for joint, immunity and digestive support.
“A Pup Above is thrilled to be releasing this smaller Cubies option for both retailers and customers. The 2.5-ounce bag is the perfect size for dog parents to try out the Cubies with their pups,” says A Pup Above Co-Founder and President Javier Marriott.
In 2022, A Pup Above expanded to over 1,000 new pet stores across the country, including major chains Hollywood Feed, Healthy Spot, Mud Bay, Pet Supplies Plus, Feeders, Chow Hound, Bentley’s Pet Stuff, and Tomlinson’s, among others. By the end of 2023, A Pup Above expects to be in over 3,000 stores across the United States.
About A Pup Above
A Pup Above was founded by pet parents Ruth and Javier Marriott and their pup, Lola Marie Marriott. Ruth and Javier were tired of not knowing what was in Lola’s bowl and Lola was tired of not liking anything they put in her bowl! Together, they created A Pup Above, a food that’s delicious, nutritious and fully transparent, from farm to bowl.
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Headquartered in Austin, Texas, A Pup Above specializes in its unique sous-vide cooking method, which gives the food more flavor, more nutrients, more healthy protein, and higher moisture. A Pup Above can be found nationwide at independent pet retailers.
