FOOD TYPE CATEGORY

Dry food has less moisture and more calories than wet food, so your dog requires less food in order to meet his or her nutritional needs.

Canned (wet) food contains more water so it has less calories than dry food. Because canned foods contain more water, it may be difficult for large breed dogs to meet their energy needs before feeling full.

DOG BREED & AGE TYPE CATEGORY

Puppy food (2months to 1-2 years) is rich in nutrients, such as protein, and calories, which are necessary for growing puppies. These products contain appropriate levels of calcium and phosphorus to help support healthy bone and joint development.

Adult food (1-2 years up to 6 years) contains the appropriate levels of nutrients that adult dogs need. It is generally not appropriate for pregnant and lactating dogs.

Senior food (7 years & above) Senior dogs are not necessarily less active or overweight, but they do have different nutritional needs compared to adult dogs. Senior diets should contain increased protein levels to help maintain muscle mass and support a healthy immune system.

Weight management food is generally high in protein and fiber and lower in calories and fat content compared to an adult maintenance food. The high protein levels help dogs lose fat and not muscle, while high fiber levels help dogs feel satisfied while losing weight.

Performance food is specifically formulated for hardworking and highly active dogs.