Introducing Neighbor Gravy: The Perfect Topper for Meatballs, Kibble, and Picky Eaters

Introducing Neighbor Gravy: The Perfect Topper for Meatballs, Kibble, and Picky Eaters

At Neighbor, we’re always thinking about how to make mealtime easier and tastier for our pups. That’s why we’re excited to introduce something new: Neighbor Gravy.

Neighbor Gravy is a simple, nutritious way to add moisture, flavor, and variety to your pups meal. Whether you’re pouring it over kibble, using it as a topper for our meatballs, or looking for a way to entice a picky eater, this gravy makes mealtime something to look forward to.

What’s in Neighbor Gravy?

Like everything we make, Neighbor Gravy is made fresh, locally, and with simple ingredients you know and trust:

  • Bone Broth – Supports joint health, digestion, and hydration
  • Parsley – Helps freshen breath and supports digestion
  • Oat Flour – A gentle, gluten-free ingredient that adds a natural thickness without upsetting sensitive stomachs
  • Olive Oil – Provides healthy fats for skin, coat, and overall wellness

That’s it. No preservatives, no fillers, no weird stuff. Just real, nourishing ingredients, made in our own kitchen in Portland, Oregon.

Why Gravy?

We wanted to create something that makes feeding fresh food even easier.
Neighbor Gravy is:

  • Easy to use – Comes frozen, thaws quickly, pours smoothly
  • A great solution for picky eaters – Adds flavor and moisture that can help finicky dogs enjoy their meals
  • Perfect for all types of meals – Works as a topper for meatballs, or any other kinds of foods
  • Made by hand, locally – We make this ourselves in small batches, just like our meatballs

Available in Two Flavors

We’re starting with two SKUs that match our meatballs:

  • Beef Gravy – 16oz
  • Turkey Gravy – 16oz

Both are now available at your local independent pet retailer or online at neighborpetfood.com.

Let’s Keep It Local

Neighbor Gravy isn’t just about adding flavor to your dog’s bowl, it’s about staying connected to the community. We source locally whenever possible and cook everything ourselves in Portland. That means fewer food miles, better quality control, and products you can feel good about feeding.

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