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Top-Rated Fresh Dog Food

Provide your dog with the nutrition they need and the taste of fresh food from the refrigerator. Fresh dog food is packed with nutrients and has added benefits that could help your pup live a happy and healthy life.

More pet parents are opting for fresh dog food for their pups. Real, whole dog food ingredients provide nutrients that are more bioavailable for absorption. Fresh dog food is often preferred by dogs due to the enhanced flavors that fresh ingredients provide. Consider your pet’s dietary needs as you shop for fresh dog food. You’ll find fresh dog food in the refrigerator section of your neighborhood Petco store. You can also shop online and get same-day delivery from most locations. Remember that fresh food is perishable. Once opened, it will last 2 to 5 days in the refrigerator, but we recommend freezing until ready to eat. Thaw one portion at a time.

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It can be. With more bioavailable ingredients and fewer, or no, preservatives and fillers, dogs can better optimize the nutrients consumed in fresh dog food.

Shop for fresh dog food at your neighborhood Petco store or online. Save on your online order with Repeat Delivery and free shipping.

How long is fresh dog food good for? Shelf life varies by product; see the expiration date on the package. In general, once thawed, fresh dog food can stay refrigerated for 2 to 5 days, but we recommend only defrosting what is needed for one meal at a time . See package for instructions. When bringing home fresh dog food, freeze as soon as possible.

With many wholesome options, consider trying a few to see which your dog prefers. Ask your veterinarian for recommendations.

Before feeding, allow frozen food to defrost in your refrigerator. Defrost one meal at a time. Never feed your dog partially frozen food, as this can pose a choking hazard or damage internal organs.

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