Harringtons Dog Food

Every recipe starts with freshly prepared meat as the number one ingredient, and we leave out artificial colours, flavours, and added wheat. The idea is simple: quality natural ingredients, with nothing in the bowl we wouldn't be happy to tell you about.

Some of it is. We make grain free recipes across our wet food, our Just 6 limited ingredient food, and our Superfoods recipes. We also make recipes that include easily digestible grains like rice. If you’re after grain free specifically, look for it on the pack or browse our grain free collection.

Yes. We make complete and balanced recipes for every life stage, from puppy food for growing dogs through to senior recipes for older dogs. Feeding the right life stage helps make sure your dog gets the nutrition that suits their age and needs.

Yes, you can. Mixing wet and dry adds variety, texture, and a bit of extra moisture at mealtimes. Just keep an eye on the total daily amount so your dog gets the right portion overall.

We think so. Every Harringtons recipe is complete, which means it gives your dog all the nutrients they need each day when fed as directed, with nothing else needed in the bowl. That said, the best food is the one that suits your dog. If they have plenty of energy, a healthy coat, and firm poos, it’s doing its job. Trying us for the first time? A smaller bag or a mixed wet pack is an easy way to see how they get on.

Look for the word “complete” on the pack, so you know it can be fed on its own, and a named meat or fish at the start of the ingredients list, since ingredients are listed by weight, heaviest first. Then check it’s made for your dog’s life stage and size, with no artificial colours or flavours. Our guide to protein for dogs explains what the numbers on the label mean.

Not always, as getting the balance of vitamins and minerals right at home is harder than it looks, and many recipes online miss something important. If you’d like to cook for your dog, a veterinary nutritionist (a vet with specialist training in animal nutrition) can help you build a balanced recipe. If you add a little plain cooked chicken or veg to their usual food, count it as part of their daily amount.

Yes, you can. Mixing wet and dry adds variety, texture, and a bit of extra moisture at mealtimes. Just keep an eye on the total daily amount so your dog gets the right portion overall. Our guide to feeding your pet explains how to split the two.