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Written by Joe Holyoake
Veterinary reviewed by:
Published: 10/16/2023, edited: 01/21/2025
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Vet recommended
Merrick Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves it
- Manufactured in a huge range of tempting flavors to satisfy even the most discerning of palates
- Recommended by Dr. Georgia Jeremiah, Wag!'s pet nutrition expert and veterinary consultant
- Packed full of natural ingredients, including real meat as the first listed in every recipe
- Created with no artificial flavors, preservatives or colors to be found in the food
- Cooked without grains, meaning some dogs will find it easier to digest than other recipes
Considerations & Concerns
- Some Merrick products have been subject to recalls in the past (although only dog treats)
- The range is slightly pricier than many other wet dog foods (but for good reason, we feel)
- Wet dog food contains more fat than dry equivalents, so monitor your pet’s weight
Best fresh food for all age groups
- Beef
- Chicken
- Turkey
- Lamb
- Pork
Ollie Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves it
- The subscription model is really convenient for busy parents
- The food is tailored around each dog’s specific nutritional needs
- The array of different meals brings some variety into your dog’s diet
- The meals are minimally processed and absent of artificial flavors
Considerations & Concerns
- Fresh food is more expensive than wet or dry options
- There’s ongoing debate over to what extent fresh dog food is better than top-quality wet or dry equivalents
- There have been some complaints about bad customer service
Best vet recommended for weight management
Canidae Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves It
- Recommended by Dr. Georgia Jeremiah, Wag!'s pet nutrition expert and veterinary consultant
- The food is made in the USA and put into packaging made from recycled materials
- The recipe features just nine key ingredients, which can be beneficial for sensitive stomachs
- The inclusion of Glucosamine and Chondroitin is great for joints
- The fat-to-protein ratio of 32% is conducive to weight loss
Considerations & Concerns
- The recipe doesn’t meet an AAFCO Nutrient Profile
- The price is a little more than you might expect for dry dog food
- The fact there’s only one flavor might not be great for picky eaters
Best dog food for Corgi puppies
Diamond Naturals Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves it
- The ingredient list features lots of real chicken, fruit and vegetables
- The kibble size has been designed with smaller breeds in mind
- The inclusion of salmon oil is good for a growing dog’s brain and vision
- The Omega fatty acids keep a puppy’s skin and coat healthy
Considerations & Concerns
- The company have had products recalled in the past (although not since 2012)
- The ingredient list includes grains, which some dogs might not be able to tolerate well
- The crude fat is 22%, which might be too high for dogs that need to shed some pounds
- The fact there’s only one flavor option isn’t great for picky pups
Best dog food for senior Corgis
Nutro Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves it
- It’s designed specifically for dogs that are both senior and small in size
- There are no artificial colors, flavorings or preservatives
- The first listed ingredient is real chicken, followed by fresh veg and grain
- There’s also a formula for adult dogs, which allows for a smoother transition between the two
- The lower fat percentage makes it good for a Corgi diet that’s a little stricter
Considerations & Concerns
- There’s only one flavor available, which isn’t great for fussy canines
- The ingredient list includes grains, which some dogs find hard to digest
- Some older dogs struggle with eating dry food, so it might not be for all