What dog food brands announce, and what we see change on the shelf: new recipes, recipe changes, discontinued foods and company news, each tied to the foods we review.
Go! Solutions Launches New Functional Pet Food and Treats to Expand Collection of Solutions-Oriented Premium Pet Food
Go! Solutions launched Benefit Chews, its first dog treats, in four functional varieties made with upcycled ingredients. A limited-ingredient salmon recipe for cats launched at the same time.
Open Farm Officially Launches Premium Kibble/Topper Innovation Goodbowl for Neighborhood Pet Retailers
Open Farm launched Goodbowl, an oven-baked kibble and freeze-dried raw topper line. It includes three dog recipes made with chicken, grass-fed beef or salmon and brown rice.
Fromm Family Foods Launches Bonnihill Farms, Brand's First Fresh Frozen Food for Dogs
Fromm launched Bonnihill Farms, a gently cooked fresh-frozen dog food line (CHICKiBOWLS, BEEFiBOWLS, TURKiBOWLS) made at its Columbus, Wisconsin facility. It became available through select distributors in early 2024.
Hill's Pet Nutrition to Unveil Prescription Diet Innovations; Highlight Weight Management Resources During VMX 2024
Hill's announced Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Hydrolyzed Soy for dogs with food and fat sensitivities, expected in mid-March 2024, and Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Low Fat for dogs, expected in June 2024.
Primal Pet Foods to Launch Industry Changing Product Innovation for Dogs, Kibble in the Raw
Primal announced Kibble in the Raw for dogs in five recipes, with shipping starting in January 2024. The company said the line is made at its Abilene, Texas facility.
Solid Gold Expands nutrientboost Line with Innovative Meal Toppers & Functional Treats for Dogs
Solid Gold added 12 dog products to its nutrientboost line, including Air Dried, Meatball, and Protein Shreds meal toppers and four functional treats. They launched on Amazon, Chewy, and at select PetSmart and Petco stores.
Ten everyday foods. Safe, In Moderation or Never. No googling, no second guesses.
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115 foods in the deck. Grapes are in there. So is cheese.
Cheese?Avocado?Grapes?
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