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Dry Dog Food

Dry dog food is a popular option for dog owners, available in a wide range of flavours and full of nutrients perfect for your dog. Find out more in our advice hub.

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Health Concerns

Within this advice hub learn about the different types of health concerns that may occur.

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Grain Free

In this hub, discover the very best grain free dog food options for your dog, whether they're a fully grown adult, a tiny pup or a senior pooch. Discover the benefits of grain free dry dog food today

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Advice & Tips

Within this hub view multiple guides to help you make informed decisions about moving your dog to dry dog food, the best dog food for your dog and much more

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Dry Food by Dog Type

In this hub view multiple guides by dog type to help you make informed decisions about the type of dry dog food to use

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Dry Dog Food Ingredients

Discover what goes into dry dog food and learn how each ingredient impacts your dog’s health, so you can make confident, informed choices when buying.

FAQs

Can dogs thrive on dry food alone?
Yes, dry dog food, or kibble, can provide a fully balanced diet if it's formulated correctly and nutritionally complete. As long as it meets your dog's age, breed, and health needs, dry food alone can be sufficient. However, it is important to choose reputable brands
How long does dry dog food stay fresh once opened?
Freshness depends on storage and packaging. Unopened dry food may last up to 12–18 months, but once opened, aim to use it within 6 weeks for best quality.
How can I tell if dry dog food has gone bad?
Look out for foul odors, discoloration, visible mold, or clumping - these are signs of spoilage.
What’s the best way to store dry dog food at home?
Keep dry food in its original bag or an airtight container, stored in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and humidity to prolong freshness
Is it okay to mix dry food with wet or raw food?
Yes, mixing can provide enhanced taste and moisture (wet food) or nutritional variety (raw food). Just be sure to transition slowly to avoid digestive issues. Try to avoid mixing with puppies, as this can upset their small stomachs and possibly cause digestive problems
How much dry food should I feed my dog daily?
Start with the feeding guidelines on the packaging, then adjust based on your dog's age, size, activity, and body condition. Monitor weight and consult a canine nutrition specialist or vet if necessary
What types of dry dog food should I consider?
Consider formats like cold-pressed, grain-free, hypoallergenic, or natural dry dog food. Choose based on your dog’s sensitivity, health concerns, age, or preferences.
Is dry food better for dental health?
Dry dog food helps reduce plaque and tartar through chewing action. However, this does not necessarily mean it is the best choice for your dog's dental health. Overall dental health also depends on oral hygiene, so include brushing and dental check-ups. If you are worried about your dog's dental hygiene, look for formulas that are specifically made for dental issues
How eco-friendly is dry food compared to wet options?
Dry dog food generally has a lower environmental impact than wet food, both in terms of carbon footprint and packaging waste
What are the key benefits and drawbacks of feeding my dog dry dog food?
Feeding dry dog food has many benefits, such as convenience, cost-effectiveness and nutritional balance (depending on the brand). Downsides include hydration issues, palatability, and digestive concerns
What ingredients should I look for or avoid in dry dog food?
When choosing dry dog food, look out for high-quality protein sources, healthy carbs such as sweet potato, fruits, vegetables and health fats such as omega fatty acids. Avoid by-products, artificial preservatives, excessive fillers such as rice and sugar or sweetners