Most advice about dogs isn't wrong. It's just not built for small dogs.

You've read the articles. You've followed the feeding guides. You've tried the foods. Something still doesn't quite land.

It's not that the advice is wrong. It's that most of it was built for dogs in general. Not yours.

Small dogs aren't a miniature version of a larger one. Different metabolism. Different margins. Different mechanics. When the category doesn't account for that, the advice lands close — but not right.

TENDS is built differently. Around the biology the rest of the category skips. One formula for small breeds, shaped by how those bodies actually work — and how they don't.

This is the model, rebuilt.