Supremacy Premium Puppy review: beef kibble with probiotics

Supremacy Premium Puppy is a 1kg beef-flavored puppy kibble with probiotics added, marketed for growth and bone development. It holds a 4.9 rating across thousands of owner ratings.

Why puppy-specific food matters

Not marketing. Puppies grow fast, and that growth needs more protein and fat than an adult dog requires, plus specific mineral ratios.

Calcium is the one to take seriously. Too much calcium in a growing large-breed puppy can interfere with skeletal development, which is why “all stages” foods are a compromise and why you should never add a calcium supplement to a puppy’s diet on your own. A proper puppy formula is built with those ratios in mind.

The probiotics are a reasonable inclusion here too. A puppy’s digestive system is still settling, and the first months involve a lot of change: leaving the litter, new food, new home, vaccinations. Loose stool is common in that window.

Switch it slowly

The most useful thing to know when buying any new puppy food.

Transition over seven to ten days, mixing an increasing proportion of the new food into the old. An abrupt switch reliably causes diarrhoea, and diarrhoea in a small puppy is not a minor inconvenience: puppies dehydrate fast, and persistent loose stool warrants a vet call rather than waiting it out.

Two gaps worth noting. Guaranteed analysis percentages aren’t published on the listing, which for a growth food is a fair thing to want. And beef is the only option, so a puppy reacting to red meat needs an alternative.

Is it worth it?

Around ₱185 as of August 3, 2026 for 1kg. Check the latest price on Shopee.

Good value, and the volume of owner ratings behind it is reassuring for a food you’ll feed daily. The caveat is bag size: 1kg is small, and a growing large-breed puppy will empty it quickly, so factor in how often you’ll be restocking.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you have a puppy and want a growth-appropriate food at a sensible price, or if you want to try a bag before committing to a larger one. If your puppy is a large breed, talk to your vet about growth formulas specifically, since that’s where mineral ratios matter most. Once your puppy reaches adulthood, move to an adult food. See our top picks in the best dog food roundup, or work out what to feed in our dog food buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want gut support alongside an existing food rather than a new bag? The Supremacy DigestiCare Pro probiotic treats come from the same brand. Feeding a cat in the same household? The Prof. Bengal Kind Kibble is a fresh-ingredient adult cat food.