Sundays for Dogs is a pet food brand that aims to combine the nutritional benefits of fresh food with the convenience and practicality of dry dog food.

Prepared using human-grade ingredients, Sundays Food for Dogs' recipes are air-dried to preserve nutrients and flavor. This approach is also designed to make Sundays Food for Dogs more affordable than fresh food subscriptions, and also means its products have a longer shelf life.

Keep reading for our full Sundays Food for Dogs review, where we cover pros, cons, customer reviews, recalls, and more. 

There are three recipes to choose from in the Sundays Food for Dogs range. All recipes feature over 90% fresh meat, organs, and bones as well as other essential nutrients.

All Sunday for Dogs recipes are "complete and balanced," meeting the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) nutrient profile guidelines for all life stages, including the growth of large size dogs (over 70 lbs as adults). 

Sundays Food for Dogs USDA Beef Recipe is an excellent grain-inclusive dog food, with four different cuts of meat, organs, and bones in the top five ingredients. 

This recipe has above-average protein contents of 41% as dry matter and above-average fat contents of 29.4% as dry matter. With 650 calories per cup, it's a good choice for high-activity breeds and working dogs. 

Sundays Food for Dogs loads its USDA Beef recipe with all-natural produce to meet your dog's daily dietary needs. Secondary ingredients in this recipe include blueberries, carrots, shiitake mushrooms, and spinach. 

Sundays Food for Dogs Chicken Recipe is sure to get your pup's tail wagging. It features real cuts of muscle and organ meat as the top ingredients, followed by protein-rich eggs, and healthy grains like millet and oats. 

This recipe include pumpkin for your fiber boost and fish oil, which is high in omega fatty acids. Other nutritious ingredients further down the list include superfoods like parsley, turmeric, and ginger. 

Sundays Food for Dogs Chicken Recipe excellent protein-to-fat ratios, with 42.3% protein as dry matter and 21.1% fat as dry matter. Each cup of Sundays Food for Dogs Chicken Recipe is 620 calories. 

Sundays Food for Dogs Turkey Recipe is the brand's newest dog food offering, released in May 2023. Like the rest of Sundays Food for Dogs's recipes, it's a premium pup food, made with three different cuts of turkey and similar nutritious all-natural ingredients. 

One unique ingredient in this recipe is egg yolks, a source of fatty acids, vitamin A, and vitamin B12. Other secondary ingredients include pumpkin, kale, ground bone, and flaxseed. 

Sundays Food for Dogs Turkey Recipe has the highest protein (44.7% as dry matter) of its dog food recipes, with 25.8% fat as dry matter. Each cup contains 640 calories. 

There are plenty of reasons why you should consider feeding Sundays Food for Dogs to your canine compadre.

Unlike fresh food, Sundays Food for Dogs doesn’t need to be shipped frozen or require any preparation. It also keeps for approximately 12 months before being opened, and the company says its food should stay fresh for 6 to 8 weeks after opening.

Sundays Food for Dogs claims its food is 36% more affordable than fresh dog food. So, if you’re looking for a slightly more wallet-friendly alternative to a fresh pet food subscription, this may be the answer.

Sundays Food for Dogs uses 100% human-grade ingredients that satisfy the FDA safety standard of being fit for human consumption. Recipes are prepared in a USDA-monitored kitchen.

Tory Waxman, one of the founders of Sundays Food for Dogs, is a practicing small-animal veterinarian. Sundays' recipes have been developed by animal nutritionists, food scientists, and board-certified veterinary nutritionists.

Dr. Georgia Jeremiah, a member of Wag!'s licensed veterinary team, also recommends this brand to her own clients: “Sundays for Dogs is a convenient and affordable kibble alternative composed of 90% meat, human-grade ingredients, and has no synthetic additives,” she says.

Sundays Food for Dogs doesn’t feature any wheat, soy, corn, artificial flavors or preservatives, or synthetic vitamins and minerals.

Your pet’s food can be delivered to your door, with free shipping available to all 50 states including Alaska and Hawaii.

There are also a few issues you should be aware of before deciding whether Sundays Food for Dogs is the best choice for your pet.

While it’s more affordable than fresh food, Sundays Food for Dogs is still quite pricey when compared to many kibble brands. Check the Sundays for Dogs website to find out how much it will cost to feed your dog.

There are only three recipes in the Sundays for Dogs range, so there’s limited choice available if you want to include more variety in your dog’s diet.

If your pup is sensitive to popular proteins like beef or chicken, the only alternative protein source available in the Sundays Food for Dogs range is the Turkey Recipe.

If your pup is a picky eater, they may find traditional kibbles and wet foods more palatable than air-dried food.

While Sundays Food for Dogs has an average rating of 4.75/5 from over 2,000 customer reviews on its website, this pet food company has an average rating of 2.4/5 on Trustpilot, but that’s from just 104 reviews.

Positive reviewers praise Sundays Food for Dogs for its high-quality ingredients, palatability to dogs, and the nutritional benefits it provides. Negative reviewers mention factors such as a confusing ordering process, the cost of the food, and poor customer service. Some pet parents of small breeds also mentioned that their dogs would prefer smaller kibble. 

“I didn't think I could be convinced that a dog food would make such a difference, but I was definitely wrong. I (and the pups!) are so happy to have found this amazing product that makes them both happier and healthier.”

“Toby used to barely touch his old food, and if he did, it wasn’t till late at night. Now that we switched to Sundays, I can barely put the bowl down before he’s going at it. It’s such a relief that he’s excited to eat now. It also seems like he’s more energetic (in a good way!) and I swear he’s been shedding less since the switch. On top of all of that, the customer experience and service has been top-notch. Can not recommend enough. Dogs deserve to love their food, too!”

“Sundays is easy to serve, no prep involved. Tito is always running around in circles with excitement while I'm putting it in his bowl. He is usually the pickiest when it comes to food and stops eating it after a few months — I've tried so many brands before landing on Sundays. He can't get enough! Happy pup, happy life :)” 

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Sundays Food for Dogs was launched by wife-and-husband team Tory and Michael Waxman in 2020. But the Sundays story actually started a couple of years earlier than that when the couple’s adopted dog, a mixed-breed terrier named Mabel, developed some stomach issues. 

With Tory a practicing small-animal veterinarian, the Waxmans started searching for the perfect dog food for their fur-baby. Their aim was to find a food that offered better nutrition than kibble, but that was more convenient than home-cooked meals at the same time. And when they couldn’t find what they were looking for on the market, the couple decided to create their own pet food brand. 

Sundays Food for Dogs has never been recalled as of February 2025. 

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