Gap strip — three variants
Dog, 20 kg, female, 6 × 10 g — and a cat underneath each, because the cat’s four differ.
A — one card per nutrient
Each card carries its own meter, why it matters, and why it is missing.
Testu’s bowl · 28 nutrients vs their daily allowance
28 of 28 met — 17 from your cooking, 11 from the sachets.
The four that start furthest below — and none lands above a safe upper limit.
Thiamine B1
220%Turns food into energy for the nerves and brain — and a shortfall shows up in days, not years.
Missing because It is in the meat; cooking destroys most of it.
EPA + DHA
1026%The marine omega-3s behind skin, coat, joints and brain — a dull coat is usually the first sign.
Missing because They come from the sea; chicken, mutton and egg carry almost none.
Calcium
219%Builds bone and keeps muscle and heart working — short of it, the body draws on its own skeleton.
Missing because It lives in bone, and the bowl is boneless.
Vitamin E
308%The body’s main fat-soluble antioxidant — it protects the very omega-3s above.
Missing because Barely present in fresh food, and the more omega-3 a bowl carries, the more it needs.
your foodthe sachetsthe allowance (100%)
6 × 10 g sachets a day, stirred through the food you already cook — enough for her to run her whole day on, measured to this bowl and this body weight.
Want all 28? Reserve Testu’s box for ₹1 and get Testu’s full 28-nutrient report — plus 10% off the final bill.
Allowances are the NRC recommended allowances, cross-checked against FEDIAF; each figure is where that nutrient lands as a share of its allowance. Meters are drawn to 2× the allowance, so a meter understates rather than flatters. From the diet we publish for a dog — the same run, twice, with and without the correction.
Mishti’s bowl · 28 nutrients vs their daily allowance
28 of 28 met — 14 from your cooking, 14 from the sachets.
The four that start furthest below — and none lands above a safe upper limit.
Calcium
559%Builds bone and keeps muscle and heart working — short of it, the body draws on its own skeleton.
Missing because It lives in bone, and the bowl is boneless.
Vitamin E
280%The body’s main fat-soluble antioxidant — it protects the very omega-3s above.
Missing because Barely present in fresh food, and the more omega-3 a bowl carries, the more it needs.
Thiamine B1
222%Turns food into energy for the nerves and brain — and a shortfall shows up in days, not years.
Missing because It is in the meat; cooking destroys most of it.
EPA + DHA
547%The marine omega-3s behind skin, coat, joints and brain — a dull coat is usually the first sign.
Missing because They come from the sea; chicken, mutton and egg carry almost none.
your foodthe sachetsthe allowance (100%)
6 × 5 g sachets a day, stirred through the food you already cook — enough for him to run his whole day on, measured to this bowl and this body weight.
Want all 28? Reserve Mishti’s box for ₹1 and get Mishti’s full 28-nutrient report — plus 10% off the final bill.
Allowances are the NRC recommended allowances, cross-checked against FEDIAF; each figure is where that nutrient lands as a share of its allowance. Meters are drawn to 2× the allowance, so a meter understates rather than flatters. From the diet we publish for a cat — the same run, twice, with and without the correction.
B — three cards by concern (PM’s idea)
Where each lands · why each matters · why a fresh bowl misses it. The coloured dot ties a nutrient across the three.
Testu’s bowl · 28 nutrients vs their daily allowance
28 of 28 met — 17 from your cooking, 11 from the sachets.
Where each lands
- Thiamine B1 220%
- EPA + DHA 1026%
- Calcium 219%
- Vitamin E 308%
Why each matters
- Thiamine B1
Turns food into energy for the nerves and brain — and a shortfall shows up in days, not years.
- EPA + DHA
The marine omega-3s behind skin, coat, joints and brain — a dull coat is usually the first sign.
- Calcium
Builds bone and keeps muscle and heart working — short of it, the body draws on its own skeleton.
- Vitamin E
The body’s main fat-soluble antioxidant — it protects the very omega-3s above.
Why a fresh bowl misses it
- Thiamine B1
It is in the meat; cooking destroys most of it.
- EPA + DHA
They come from the sea; chicken, mutton and egg carry almost none.
- Calcium
It lives in bone, and the bowl is boneless.
- Vitamin E
Barely present in fresh food, and the more omega-3 a bowl carries, the more it needs.
6 × 10 g sachets a day close all four, and the other 7 — enough for her to run her whole day on.
Want all 28? Reserve for ₹1 and get Testu’s full report — plus 10% off.
Allowances are the NRC recommended allowances, cross-checked against FEDIAF. Meters are drawn to 2× the allowance; the figure carries the true value. The four furthest below for a dog, none above a safe upper limit.
Mishti’s bowl · 28 nutrients vs their daily allowance
28 of 28 met — 14 from your cooking, 14 from the sachets.
Where each lands
- Calcium 559%
- Vitamin E 280%
- Thiamine B1 222%
- EPA + DHA 547%
Why each matters
- Calcium
Builds bone and keeps muscle and heart working — short of it, the body draws on its own skeleton.
- Vitamin E
The body’s main fat-soluble antioxidant — it protects the very omega-3s above.
- Thiamine B1
Turns food into energy for the nerves and brain — and a shortfall shows up in days, not years.
- EPA + DHA
The marine omega-3s behind skin, coat, joints and brain — a dull coat is usually the first sign.
Why a fresh bowl misses it
- Calcium
It lives in bone, and the bowl is boneless.
- Vitamin E
Barely present in fresh food, and the more omega-3 a bowl carries, the more it needs.
- Thiamine B1
It is in the meat; cooking destroys most of it.
- EPA + DHA
They come from the sea; chicken, mutton and egg carry almost none.
6 × 5 g sachets a day close all four, and the other 10 — enough for him to run his whole day on.
Want all 28? Reserve for ₹1 and get Mishti’s full report — plus 10% off.
Allowances are the NRC recommended allowances, cross-checked against FEDIAF. Meters are drawn to 2× the allowance; the figure carries the true value. The four furthest below for a cat, none above a safe upper limit.
C — light rows
Same content on the page’s own cream, for contrast with the dark panels.
Testu’s bowl · 28 nutrients vs their daily allowance
28 of 28 met — 17 from your cooking, 11 from the sachets.
- 220%
Thiamine B1
Turns food into energy for the nerves and brain — and a shortfall shows up in days, not years.
Missing because: It is in the meat; cooking destroys most of it.
- 1026%
EPA + DHA
The marine omega-3s behind skin, coat, joints and brain — a dull coat is usually the first sign.
Missing because: They come from the sea; chicken, mutton and egg carry almost none.
- 219%
Calcium
Builds bone and keeps muscle and heart working — short of it, the body draws on its own skeleton.
Missing because: It lives in bone, and the bowl is boneless.
- 308%
Vitamin E
The body’s main fat-soluble antioxidant — it protects the very omega-3s above.
Missing because: Barely present in fresh food, and the more omega-3 a bowl carries, the more it needs.
6 × 10 g sachets a day, stirred through the food you already cook — enough for her to run her whole day on.
Want all 28? Reserve for ₹1 and get Testu’s full report — plus 10% off.
Mishti’s bowl · 28 nutrients vs their daily allowance
28 of 28 met — 14 from your cooking, 14 from the sachets.
- 559%
Calcium
Builds bone and keeps muscle and heart working — short of it, the body draws on its own skeleton.
Missing because: It lives in bone, and the bowl is boneless.
- 280%
Vitamin E
The body’s main fat-soluble antioxidant — it protects the very omega-3s above.
Missing because: Barely present in fresh food, and the more omega-3 a bowl carries, the more it needs.
- 222%
Thiamine B1
Turns food into energy for the nerves and brain — and a shortfall shows up in days, not years.
Missing because: It is in the meat; cooking destroys most of it.
- 547%
EPA + DHA
The marine omega-3s behind skin, coat, joints and brain — a dull coat is usually the first sign.
Missing because: They come from the sea; chicken, mutton and egg carry almost none.
6 × 5 g sachets a day, stirred through the food you already cook — enough for him to run his whole day on.
Want all 28? Reserve for ₹1 and get Mishti’s full report — plus 10% off.