Nutrish® Whole Health Blend helps support your dog’s active mind, healthy body, and balanced energy. Plus, it has real beef as the #1 ingredient.
Made with real beef as the #1 ingredient and 30% high-quality protein with no added grains, gluten or fillers.
Made with real beef as the #1 ingredient and nutrient-packed Nourish-Bites®.
Made with real beef as the #1 ingredient plus fruits and veggies you can see.
Wet dog food made with hearty chunks of beef with potatoes, carrots and peas.
Wet dog food made with tender beef morsels plus veggies & rice pasta.
Premium paté dog food made with real beef as the #1 ingredient combined with pumpkin, barley and real veggies.
A tasty variety pack with three hearty flavors your dog will love.
Premium paté dog food made with real chicken or beef as the #1 ingredient combined with wholesome fruits and grains.
Benefits & Good Stuff
Beef FAQs
Should I choose wet or dry dog food with beef?
Try both wet and dry dog food with beef. There are all sorts of wet and dry Rachael Ray® Nutrish® beef recipe dog food options to enjoy, all made to fit the nutritional needs of your dog and get tails wagging.
What protein variety should I feed my dog?
Whether the recipe you choose features beef, chicken, turkey, lamb or salmon. they all have one thing in common — tasting great! Many of our recipes are made from multiple protein sources, so it’s easy to give your dog all the tastes they love in one.
How should I transition my dog to Rachael Ray® Nutrish® food?
It's easy to transition your dog to Rachael Ray® Nutrish® food. Slowly mix Nutrish® food with their other food over a five to ten day period until your dog is solely eating Rachael Ray® Nutrish® food. Once your dog is only eating Nutrish® food, keep in mind that feeding guidelines on the bag are just a guide. Your dog's individual needs will vary based upon his/her size, activity level and even age. However be sure not to overfeed your dog because overfeeding is a common source of digestive upset. Be sure to check your dog's weight and adjust feeding levels to maintain a healthy weight. And, don't forget to see your vet regularly.
