CoCo Gourmet Beef & Sweet Potato, made in Japan Beef Dog Food
Recommended for dogs that love meat and are on a diet
Beef & Sweet Potato
Beef cooked with chicken and pork to bring out its rich flavour, with sweet potato, pumpkin, cabbage, carrot and bunashimeji mushrooms. At 102 kcal per 100 g it is the lowest in calories of our five complete recipes.
Updated 8 November 2026 · CoCo Gourmet editorial team
Looking for beef dog food in Hong Kong? Beef & Sweet Potato is the beef recipe in the CoCo Gourmet range: fresh dog food gently cooked in a human-food factory in Japan, frozen in 100 g packs and delivered to your door. This page brings together its ingredients, nutrition, daily amounts and the questions owners ask most about feeding beef.
In short
Beef & Sweet Potato is a grain-free fresh dog food made in Japan from beef, chicken, pork, sweet potato and vegetables. It has 102 kcal per 100 g, the lowest of our five recipes, with 10.6% protein and 4.6% fat, and meets AAFCO 2016 complete-nutrition standards. It also contains chicken and pork, so it is not suitable for dogs sensitive to them.
3 things that make this recipe different
The lowest-calorie of our 5 recipes
102 kcal per 100 g, about 12% lower than Chicken & Vegetables (116 kcal), so you can serve a slightly larger portion for the same calories.
Beef with chicken and pork
Skin-on chicken breast, tenderloin, liver and heart and pork shoulder are cooked with the beef for a rich flavour and texture that meat-loving dogs enjoy.
Sweet potato, pumpkin and sea bream oil
Sweet potato and pumpkin add energy and fibre, and sea bream oil provides omega-3 fatty acids such as DHA and EPA.
Main ingredients
Beef
Lean red meat, tender and wholesome. Even with beef, this is one of the lower-calorie recipes in the CoCo Gourmet range.
Sweet potato
A good source of energy, with fibre and vitamin C. Its gentle sweetness is popular with dogs.
Chicken breast, tenderloin & pork shoulder
Added to enhance the flavour and texture of the beef, with fat, collagen, niacin and vitamin K from whole foods.
Pumpkin, cabbage & carrot
Vegetables blended in a balanced ratio for natural sweetness and colour.
Bunashimeji mushroom & sea bream oil
Mushrooms add umami, and sea bream oil provides omega-3 fatty acids such as DHA and EPA.
Full ingredient list
Beef, sweet potato, skin-on chicken breast, pumpkin, cabbage, chicken tenderloin, pork shoulder, chicken liver, carrot, chicken heart, bunashimeji mushroom, sea bream oil, sterilized lactic acid bacteria, canola oil, sesame, bonito powder, powdered kelp (domestic) / minerals (Ca, P, Cl, Na, Zn, Fe, Cu, Mn, Se), vitamins (C, choline, niacin, E, pantothenic acid, B2, B1, B6, A, folic acid, D, B12)
*No antioxidants, colour fixatives, pH adjusters, preservatives, colourings, seasonings or flavourings
*Allergy information: contains chicken, pork, bonito powder and sesame
Nutrition(per 100 g)
- Energy
- 102kcal
- Protein
- 10.6% (min.)
- Fat
- 4.6% (min.)
- Crude fibre
- 0.9% (max.)
- Ash
- 1.1% (max.)
- Moisture
- 75.5% (max.)
Key nutrients on a dry matter basis vs AAFCO 2016
| Nutrient | This recipe | AAFCO 2016 |
|---|---|---|
| Protein | 43.3% | 22.5% min |
| Fat | 20% | 8.5% min |
| Calcium | 1.29% | 1.2–2.5% |
| Phosphorus | 1.07% | 1.0–1.6% |
| Sodium | 0.47% | 0.3% min |
| Potassium | 1.2% | 0.6% min |
| Iron | 123.82mg/kg | 88mg/kg min |
| Zinc | 158.05mg/kg | 100mg/kg min |
| Vitamin D | 1112IU/kg | 500–3,000IU/kg |
| EPA + DHA | 0.37% | 0.05% min |
* Dry matter basis means the content with the water removed, so foods with different moisture can be compared. The AAFCO values are the growth (puppy) profile, which is stricter than adult maintenance; meeting it means the recipe is suitable for all life stages. The chart below shows all 40 nutrients.
Complete & balanced (AAFCO 2016) vs. content※
Meets all AAFCO 2016 nutrient standards.
Click a bar to see detailed values for each nutrient.
* Values shown are standard values
How much a day?(grams per day)
Calculated for Beef & Sweet Potato (102 kcal per 100 g) for a neutered dog with average activity and an ideal body condition, using the same formula as our feeding calculator: 70 × body weight (kg)0.75 × 1.6 for adults and × 1.4 for dogs aged 7 and over. Each pack is 100 g, so grams ÷ 100 is the number of packs a day.
| Weight | Daily energy adult, kcal | Adult 1–6 yrs | Senior 7 yrs+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2kg | 188kcal | 147–184g | 128–160g |
| 3kg | 255kcal | 200–250g | 174–218g |
| 4kg | 316kcal | 247–309g | 216–271g |
| 5kg | 374kcal | 292–366g | 256–320g |
| 7kg | 481kcal | 376–471g | 329–412g |
| 10kg | 629kcal | 492–616g | 432–540g |
| 15kg | 853kcal | 668–836g | 584–731g |
| 20kg | 1,059kcal | 830–1,038g | 725–907g |
| 25kg | 1,252kcal | 981–1,227g | 858–1,073g |
| 30kg | 1,435kcal | 1,124–1,406g | 984–1,231g |
* Intact dogs need about 10% more. Start at the lower end of the range and adjust to your dog's body condition after 2–4 weeks.
Example: a 5 kg adult dog needs about 374 kcal a day, which is 292–366 g of Beef & Sweet Potato (about 2.9–3.7 packs).
Feeding a puppy? See the puppy feeding chart
Compared with our other 4 recipes(per 100 g)
All five main recipes are complete and balanced to AAFCO 2016 standards, so each can be fed on its own or rotated with the others in the same order.
| Recipe | Calories | Protein | Fat | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken & VegetablesChicken | 116kcal | 13.1% | 5.4% | First-timers (most popular) |
| Pork & BroccoliPork | 128kcal | 14.0% | 6.7% | Meat lovers, active dogs |
| Fish & PumpkinPollock, tuna | 105kcal | 12.6% | 4.1% | Dogs on a diet |
| Venison & BeetsVenison, pork | 104kcal | 11.6% | 4.3% | Senior dogs |
| Beef & Sweet PotatoBeef, chicken, pork | 102kcal | 10.6% | 4.6% | Meat lovers watching their weight |
* Protein and fat are guaranteed minimums. Tap a recipe name to see its page.
Beef dog food FAQs
- Can dogs eat beef?
- Yes. Cooked beef is a good source of protein and also provides minerals such as iron and zinc. If you cook it yourself, trim the fat, cook it through and do not add salt, onion or garlic. Beef on its own is not a complete diet, so as a main meal it needs to be part of a balanced recipe.
- Which dogs is beef dog food good for?
- Beef & Sweet Potato suits meat-loving dogs that need to watch their weight, because it is the lowest-calorie of our five recipes (102 kcal per 100 g). It is also a way to add variety for dogs that are bored of chicken. It contains chicken and pork, so choose another recipe if your dog is sensitive to either.
- Can beef cause food allergies in dogs?
- Beef is one of the ingredients most often reported in dogs with food allergies, along with dairy, chicken and wheat, but most dogs eat it without any problem. If your dog has itchy skin or loose stools after a change of food, stop and talk to your vet. For a dog that should avoid beef, Chicken & Vegetables, Pork & Broccoli, Fish & Pumpkin and Venison & Beets contain no beef.
- Is beef dog food high in calories? Can a dog on a diet eat it?
- No: Beef & Sweet Potato is our lowest-calorie recipe at 102 kcal per 100 g. A 5 kg adult dog needs about 292–366 g a day. For weight loss, the portion matters more than the recipe, so recalculate from your dog's current weight with the feeding calculator and check body condition every 2–4 weeks.
- Can puppies and senior dogs eat Beef & Sweet Potato?
- Yes. All five main recipes meet the AAFCO 2016 profile for all life stages, including growth, so puppies can eat them from weaning. Work out a puppy's portion from its current weight and split it into 3–4 meals; for dogs aged 7 and over the calculator uses a lower factor. If your dog has a health condition, talk to your vet first.
- Can I mix Beef & Sweet Potato with other recipes or with dry food?
- Yes. You can choose any mix of our five recipes in the same order and rotate them, which keeps meals interesting and avoids relying on one ingredient. You can also use it as a topper on dry food; choose "As a topper" in the feeding calculator so the calories are not counted twice.
- How do I store and serve it?
- Keep it in the freezer (−18°C or below), where it lasts about 18 months from production. Move the next day's portion to the fridge the night before to thaw; unopened packs keep for 7 days in the fridge, and once thawed or opened, use them up quickly. Warming it to about body temperature brings out the aroma.
Order Beef & Sweet Potato
Choose Beef & Sweet Potato when you order and mix it with any of our other recipes. One-off 4-pack HK$200 (12 packs HK$510); a 12-pack subscription is HK$330 (54% off, HK$27.5 per pack) with a 7-day money-back guarantee on your first box. Free frozen delivery across Hong Kong, usually within 3–5 working days.
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