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Written by Wag! Staff
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Published: 07/03/2023, edited: 02/28/2025
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- a high-quality source of animal protein
- fats for energy and skin and coat health
- fiber for healthy digestion
Best vet recommended overall pick
Open Farm Ancient Grains Small Breed Recipe
Why Wag! loves Open Farm
- Recommended by our resident pet nutrition expert, Dr. Georgia Jeremiah.
- 100% traceable ingredients.
- High-quality, humanely sourced protein.
- Specifically designed to meet the nutritional needs of small-breed dogs.
Considerations & concerns
- The price tag may be a barrier for some pet parents.
- Only 2 small-breed recipes to choose from.
- The use of multiple proteins may not suit dogs with food sensitivities.
Best fresh food
Ollie Dog Food
Why Wag! loves Ollie
- Customized meal plans based on your pup’s nutritional requirements.
- Cooked in USA kitchens.
- Vet-formulated to provide nutrition for dogs at all life stages.
Considerations & concerns
- Feeding fresh food is an expensive option.
- Only 5 fresh recipes to choose from.
- Some customers complain about getting automatic deliveries they don’t need.
Best vet recommended dry food
Merrick Classic Healthy Grains Small Breed Recipe
Why Wag! loves Merrick
- Recommended by Dr. Jeremiah, pet nutrition expert and licensed veterinarian.
- Cooked in the USA in facilities that meet FDA guidelines.
- Good source of omega 3 and 6 fatty acids for healthy skin and coat.
- Deboned chicken is the first ingredient.
Considerations & concerns
- The use of multiple protein sources won’t suit all dogs.
- Some pet parents might appreciate larger bag sizes.
- Some buyers report that their picky eater pups did not like this food.
Best vet recommended wet food
Weruva Chicken Dog Food
Why Wag! loves Weruva
- Recommended by Dr. Jeremiah.
- Wide range of flavors to choose from.
- High protein and moisture content.
- Lots of buyers report that the Weruva range is highly palatable even to picky eaters.
Considerations & concerns
- The price tag may be a barrier for some pet parents.
- Not made in the USA.
- Some buyers complain that the Paw Lickin’ Chicken recipe has too much gravy and not enough meat.
Best vet recommended for seniors
NutriSource Senior Recipe
Why Wag! loves NutriSource
- Recommended by our vet consultant, Dr. Georgia Jeremiah.
- Chicken or turkey as the first ingredient.
- Features essential nutrients like l-carnitine and taurine to help promote a healthy heart.
- A grain-inclusive wet food recipe is also available.
Concerns & considerations
- Not widely available at big-box pet stores.
- Only 2 senior dry foods and 1 wet food to choose from.
- Not the most affordable option.