PAWS & TIDES
by KADALU & CO
Coastal fish treats for cats & dogs
The same boats, the same morning. Now held in a paw: the catch, for the ones who beg for it.
The range
Four packs, one coast
Sand on top, the tide below. A different shelf from the one your dinner comes off.
After the bowl
Fed, then flat out
A treat they finish in ten seconds buys you two hours of this. Honest work from a dried fish.
Same boats, same morning
From our coast to their bowl
Prawns landed at Honnavar harbour, cleaned, cooked and freeze-dried within hours. Nothing added, no salt. The same catch our families eat.
The skin, the heads and the frames our kitchen trims off the Kadalu & Co packs do not go back to the sea. They get washed, dried and rolled or milled — which is how a treat this good costs what it does.
Zero salt, and we mean zero
Salt is what makes dried fish safe for a kitchen shelf. For pets we skip it and dry harder instead, so there is nothing in the pouch but fish.
The pet is the fan, never the food
A cat or a dog peeks up out of the tide on every pack, eyes on the fish window. The fish is the product. They are just waiting for it.
One cart with the kitchen
Paws & Tides shares its cart and its checkout with Kadalu & Co. Put a jar of Prawn Kick next to a bag of Prawn Puffs and it ships in one box, on one bill.
Feeding guide
How much to give
Treats only — keep them under 10% of the day's food, and keep fresh drinking water out. Introduce slowly over a week and stop if your pet reacts badly. Ask your vet first if your pet is on a prescription diet.
Complementary pet food for cats and dogs. For animal consumption only, not for human consumption. Store cool and dry; reseal and use within 30 days of opening. Packed in Honnavar, Uttara Kannada, Karnataka. Country of origin: India.
Trade
Stock Paws & Tides
Pet shops, clinics and groomers across Karnataka — WhatsApp us for the trade list and a sample box.
The other half
Kadalu & Co
Dried fish for the pan, pickles for the rice, roasted snacks for the drive. The human side of the same coast, the same racks and the same cart.
Cook it. Spoon it. Munch it.