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Best Dog Food for Siberian Huskies 2025
Written by Aurus Sy
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Published: 06/26/2023, edited: 02/28/2025
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The Siberian Husky’s friendly personality and majestic appearance have made this northern breed one of the most loved pets. Developed to travel long distances while pulling light loads, Huskies have a ton of energy, making them the perfect companions for active pet parents. Despite their high energy levels, Huskies are extremely efficient at burning calories and utilizing nutrients, so they tend to eat less than other breeds.
Of course, it’s important to feed your Husky a high-quality diet that meets their nutritional requirements. Consider your pup’s size, age, and any health issues when choosing a dog food for them.
To help you get started, here are Wag!’s top picks for the best dog foods for Siberian Huskies, including a couple that Dr. Georgia Jeremiah, pet nutrition expert and one of Wag!’s veterinary consultants, recommends to her own clients!
Overview
The Farmer’s Dog Fresh Food
5
Best fresh food for all life stages
The Farmer’s Dog offers fresh, human-grade dog foods delivered straight to your door. The recipes are simple yet nutritious, having been developed by veterinary nutritionists and gently cooked in USDA kitchens. Plus, they all contain omega fatty acids, which can help Huskies with joint health.
With high quality proteins like beef and turkey, and veggies like carrots, green beans, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts, these dog foods also boast grain-free fiber choices such as chickpeas, lentils, and sweet potatoes.
When you sign up for a subscription, The Farmer’s Dog will ask for your Husky’s weight, activity level, and any health conditions to create a personalized plan for them. Meals come pre-portioned based on your pup’s needs for easy feeding.
The Farmer's Dog Fresh Food
Why Wag! Loves It
- Exceeds AAFCO standards
- Does not contain meat meals or preservatives
- Convenient to serve
- Delivered within days of cooking
- Comes in eco-friendly packaging
Considerations & Concerns
- Pricey
- No one-time purchase option
- Can take up a lot of freezer space
What pet parents say about The Farmer’s Dog
“Our dogs, a 15 [year] old Chow/Siberian Husky mix, and our 2 [year] old Belgian Malinois/German Shepherd mix absolutely love the FD food. They are both healthy, [have] shiny coats and [are] active. We are so thankful for this healthy food.”
Read more reviews on Trustpilot.
Product image sourced from The Farmer's Dog website. Copyright The Farmer’s Dog, Inc.
We Feed Raw Dog Food
5
Best raw food for all life stages
We Feed Raw is a raw food delivery service that helps pet parents take the challenge out of feeding raw food. The brand offers six complete and balanced recipes that are made with human-grade meat, organ, bone, and a vitamin and mineral premix.
Ingredients undergo a cold-pressure process to eliminate harmful pathogens in raw meat. When you sign up, We Feed Raw will recommend a plan tailored to your Husky’s needs. Meals are shipped frozen and pre-portioned, so all you have to do is thaw before serving.
We Feed Raw Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves It
- Formulated by a PhD animal nutritionist
- Exceeds AAFCO standards
- Makes raw feeding easy
- Flexible subscription plans
- Free shipping for meal plans and bulk orders
Considerations & Concerns
- Expensive
- Can take up a lot of freezer space
- Some pet parents experienced delivery issues
What pet parents say about We Feed Raw
“You know I was a bit worried because I have an extremely picky Husky who I have a difficult time getting to eat all his food. He loves We Feed Raw. He’s still not so sure about eating it completely raw, but I’ve been lightly searing it and man does that do the trick. This is the first time I have ever seen this dog eat all the dry food and lick the bowl clean! While it is pricey, I think it’s worth it because 1) it’s good quality food and 2) my stubborn boy likes it a lot. I’m definitely willing to work this food into my budget.”
Read more reviews on Trustpilot.
Product image sourced from the We Feed Raw website. Copyright We Feed Raw.
Taste of the Wild Dog Food
4.5
Vet recommended
“Taste of the Wild offers both wet and dry dog and cat foods for all life stages incorporating species-specific probiotics, antioxidants from ancient grains, fruits and seeds, and omega fatty acids,” notes Dr. Georgia Jeremiah.
If you’re looking for a high-protein dog food for your Husky, then Taste of the Wild offers a wide assortment of recipes under three lines.
The grain-free Taste of the Wild recipes include hearty proteins like salmon, venison, duck, and turkey, antioxidants like blueberries and raspberries, and nutritious veggies like sweet potatoes, peas, and tomatoes.
Grain-inclusive Taste of the Wild with Ancient Grains recipes are made with roasted and smoke-flavored proteins like bison, salmon, and lamb, and the same healthy produce as its grain-free line. However, the Ancient recipes also include sorghum, millet, chia, and quinoa.
Lastly, the limited ingredient Taste of the Wild PREY line features only four key ingredients or less. While PREY is best suited for Huskies with food sensitivities, all recipes contain species-specific probiotics to aid digestion.
Taste of the Wild Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves It
- Made with highly digestible animal proteins
- Contains fatty acids and antioxidants
- Formulated for all life stages
- Reasonably priced
- Family owned
Considerations & Concerns
- Some dogs won’t eat it
- May cause tummy issues in some dogs
- Bag is not resealable
What pet parents say about Taste of the Wild
“I have two older girls, so finding a good food for them is important. This food, so far, seems to be good. They both like it and their tummies adjusted pretty quickly.”
Read more reviews on Chewy.
Product image sourced from Chewy. Copyright SCHELL & KAMPETER, INC.
Blue Buffalo Wilderness Dog Food
4
Vet recommended
Dr. Georgia Jeremiah says, “Blue Buffalo dog food products cater to different life stages, sizes, and breeds of dogs. They offer formulations containing limited ingredients, which may be beneficial for dogs with certain dietary sensitivities.”
Touted as, “a diet for the wolf within,” Blue Buffalo's Wilderness line consists of high-protein recipes that feature real meat as the first ingredient, and include whole grains such as oats, barley, and brown rice. The brand also offers many wet food recipes that are either grain-free or inclusive.
All recipes contain an optimal blend of protein, fat, and complex carbohydrates for balanced nutrition, as well as LifeSource Bits featuring essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants to support your Husky’s immune system and specific life stage requirements.
Blue Buffalo Wilderness Dog Food
Why Wag! Loves It
- Wide selection of recipes
- Made without by-product meals
- Does not contain artificial flavors or preservatives
- Suitable for active lifestyles
- Supports non-profit organizations
Considerations & Concerns
- Some dogs won’t eat the LifeSource Bits
- More expensive than other dry foods
- May cause tummy issues in some dogs
What pet parents say about Blue Buffalo Wilderness
“I have always been skeptical of expensive dog food, but my dogs absolutely loved this food! While none of my dogs have any health or skin problems, they are picky and they ate this without question. However, it is still expensive and as I didn't see any health improvements, I can't justify the cost for every day food.”
"My dogs loved this new food I tried from Blue Buffalo. It’s the first time giving them the wilderness brand. It’s the perfect bite size for all 4 of my dogs. They range from a tiny bichon to a golden retriever. They seemed to really like the taste of it. It’s chicken flavor and it was a hit!"
Read more reviews on Chewy.
Product image sourced from Chewy. Copyright Blue Buffalo Company, Ltd.
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