dry food

598 results for “dry food”

$46.99($0.10/ounce)

IAMS Proactive Healthy Weight Control Chicken Adult Large Breed Dry Dog Food - 29.1lbs

IAMS

4.5(294)

$28.03

NutriSource Adult Dry Dog Food, Chicken and Rice, 4LB

NutriSource Pure VitaNew at

5(25)

Loved for: improved coat

$28.03

NutriSource Adult Dry Dog Food, Small Bites, Chicken and Rice, 4LB

NutriSource Pure VitaNew at

4.8(29)

$21.99

The Good List Farmland Traditions Chicken & Bone Broth Dry Dog Food - 16oz

The Good List

4.9(13)

Loved for: high protein content

$55.04

NutriSource Dry Dog Food, Beef and Rice, 12LB

NutriSource Pure VitaNew at

5(23)

Loved for: dogs enjoy it

$29.95

Bully Max 24/14 High Protein & Growth Puppy Food

Bully Max

5(1)

$55.04

NutriSource Adult Dry Dog Food, Lamb Meal and Rice, 12LB

NutriSource Pure VitaNew at

4.5(35)

Loved for: great aroma

$49.99($0.26/ounce)

Nutro Ultra Protein Salmon, Chicken and Lamb Flavor Dry Dog Food - 12lbs

Nutro

4.7(259)

Loved for: natural ingredients

$57.99

IAMS Proactive Health Mini Chunks Lamb Flavor Adult Dry Dog Food - 38.5lbs

IAMS

4.5(1126)

Loved for: easy to digest

$76.13

NutriSource Adult Dry Dog Food, Chicken and Rice, 26LB

NutriSource Pure VitaNew at

5(25)

$86.97

Nutro Ultra Superfood Plate Weight Management Vegetable, Lamb, Chicken and Salmon Flavor Dry Dog Food

Nutro

4.7(195)

Loved for: nutritious formula

$86.99

Nutro Ultra Superfood Plate Vegetable, Lamb, Chicken and Salmon Flavor Dry Dog Food

Nutro

4.8(101)

Guests also ask:

Are these dry foods made for dogs, cats, or both?

The listed dry foods include formulas for both dogs and cats. Some entries are specifically labeled for dogs and others specifically for cats.

Which life stages are these dry foods formulated for?

Many formulas are formulated for adult pets; several are labeled for all life stages, and a few listings explicitly restrict use (for example, “Not for puppies under 1 year of age” or “Not for kittens under 1 year of age”).

Which ingredients commonly appear as the first ingredient in these dry foods?

Common first ingredients include real lamb, real chicken, real salmon, and real pasture‑raised beef in several formulas.

What do reviewers say about palatability and pet preference for these dry foods?

Review summaries are largely positive, noting that many pets readily eat these formulas. Reviewers often mention improved digestion, better coat condition, and consistent acceptance over time.