Whole Dog Journal’s 2019 Approved Wet Dog Foods
Canned dog foods represent only about 15% of the overall pet food market. Why don’t more people feed their dogs canned food? It has...
FULL LIST: Approved Wet Dog Foods for 2019
Products appear alphabetically by best-known name. In some cases, this is the name of the company that makes the food; in others, it’s the...
How to Compare Nutrient Levels in Canned Dog Foods with Dry Foods
The percentages of nutrients shown in the guaranteed analysis section on a pet food label (protein, fat, fiber, moisture) are expressed “as fed” –...
Canned Food Is Not Bad for Dogs’ Teeth
If you ever want to see us develop a twitch when asked a question, ask us something about the teeth-cleaning ability of kibble.
First, you...
How to Choose Canned Dog Food: What You Should Know
"What should I feed my dog?” It’s the most common question that I am asked. I wish I had the ability to magically know...
Whole Dog Journal’s Approved Canned Dog Foods
Here you’ll find a list of pet food companies that make the kind of foods that meet our canned dog food selection criteria. We’ve included ALL the information we gathered from each company on our approved foods list. Here’s the most exciting part about the table, however: It’s a searchable database that you can use to find appropriate foods for your dog!
How to Choose the Best Canned Dog Food for your Dog
Why did we choose the products that are on our 2022 “Approved Canned Dog Foods” list (SUBSCRIBER ONLY: Click here to see the full...
What’s the Best Canned Dog Food?
Canned food isn’t as popular as kibble, but there are lots of good reasons to feed wet food to your dog:
Canned dog food...
Dry Dog Food Labels: How to Compare Fat, Protein, and Carbs
Federal and state laws require pet food makers to put information about the protein and fat content of their products on pet food labels. Unfortunately, few people understand this critical information.