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Air Dried Dog Food

The Benefits of Air Dried Dog Food

Air drying removes moisture slowly rather than cooking ingredients at high heat. That gentle process helps the food hold on to more of the natural goodness and taste of the meat and fish it is made from, which is why so many fussy eaters take to it quickly.

It also fits neatly into everyday life. Air dried food is shelf stable, so there is no freezer to fill or defrosting to plan, and it is far less messy to handle than raw. It sits comfortably between raw feeding and kibble, with the quality of one and the convenience of the other.

Complete Dog Food Made from Real Ingredients

A complete dog food provides all the protein, fats, vitamins and minerals your dog needs as their main daily meal. Each recipe in this collection is complete, built around a high proportion of meat, organs and fish for a high protein diet that keeps dogs satisfied.

The ingredients lists are short and easy to read. You will find whole foods such as liver, heart and oily fish, with healthy fats from coconut oil and fish oil in place of seed oils. Omega-3s from fish can support healthy skin and a glossy coat, while organ meats provide naturally occurring vitamins and minerals.

Find the Right Recipe for Your Dog

Whether you share your home with a small terrier or a gentle giant, there is a recipe here to suit them. If you would like to keep grains out of the bowl, the grain free dog food collection brings together organ-rich recipes made with turkey or wild-caught fish. For bigger dogs and busy multi-dog homes, the large breed dog food range adds collagen and comes in larger bags.


Frequently asked questions

Air dried dog food is made by slowly removing moisture from fresh meat, organs and fish at low temperatures. The result is a lightweight, shelf stable food that keeps much of the flavour and nutrition of the original ingredients. It can be served straight from the bag, much like kibble

It can be, as long as the pack says the recipe is complete. Every recipe in this collection is a complete dog food, so it can be fed as your dog's main meal without adding anything else. Some air dried products are sold as treats or toppers instead, so it is always worth checking the label.

Use the feeding guide on the pack as a starting point, as the right amount depends on your dog's weight, age and activity level. Air dried food is more nutrient dense than most kibble, so portions often look smaller than you might expect. Keep an eye on your dog's body shape and adjust a little at a time.

No, it can be served dry, straight from the bag. Some dogs enjoy a splash of warm water stirred in, which softens the food and brings out its aroma, especially older dogs or fussy eaters. Always leave plenty of fresh drinking water out alongside meals.

Keep the bag sealed and store it somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight. Because the food is air dried, it does not need to go in the fridge or freezer. Check the pack for how long it stays fresh once opened.

Many air dried recipes are suitable for puppies, but this varies, so check the pack for the life stages each recipe is made for. Puppies have different nutritional needs to adult dogs, particularly large breed puppies. If in doubt, ask your vet before changing your puppy's food.

Look for a named meat or fish as the first ingredient and an ingredients list made up of foods you recognise. Natural dog foods avoid artificial colours, flavours and preservatives. Organ meats and oily fish are a good sign too, as they add a wide range of nutrients.