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Premium dry dog food
Pros: Very high protein content, high-quality carb sources, no low-value fillers.
Cons: Hard to find, expensive, high protein level might not be suitable for all dogs.Dry, BaggedCanadian salmon, northern lake whitefish, lake trout, walleye, freshwater cod and herringNoSalmon meal, russet potato, herring meal, leeks, psyllium, crab shell, rosemary, lecithin, apples, black currantsYes -
Dry dog foodPros: Plenty of meat, good-quality ingredients, cheaper than the premium dry food.Cons: Contains more grains than some premium foods, harder to find than some other brands.
not avail.Dry, baggedChickenNoTurkey, chicken meal, turkey meal, whole grain brown rice, whole grain white rice, oatmeal, potatoesNo -
Premium canned dog foodPros: High meat content, no grains, no fillers or by-products.Cons: Expensive, not all dogs tolerate a high protein food well.
not avail.CannedTurkeyYesChicken, turkey meal, chicken meal, potatoes, herring meal, chicken fat, natural flavors, egg, garlic, apples, carrots, tomatoesYes -
Canned dog foodPros: Plenty of "human-grade" meat, good carb sources -- brown rice, barley, no chemical preservatives, no low-value fillers.Cons: More expensive than most supermarket foods, harder to find, more grains than premium dog foods.
not avail.CannedChicken, Lamb, & FishYesHerring, Brown Rice, Egg, Sunflower OilYes
