We have to admit that we don't make freshfetch™ food.

Nature does that for us. We simply use our research into dogs and foods to assemble real food ingredients from the list below to create our unique meals for your dog.

freshfetch food is unprocessed, except for cooking, and contains nothing artificial. We don't add preservatives, or fillers. Every ingredient serves a purpose in your dog's diet or provides a unique benefit for your dog.

Not all foods are appropriate for all dogs. To see the foods and meals that we've created for your dog's breed, and for your dog, specifically, use the analysis tool on our home page to tell us about your dog's energy requirements (we call it a PERC, or Pet Energy Requirement Calculation). Then add the dog to a freshfetch account, log in, and choose your pets meals.

Soon, you'll be feeding your pet like family!

	Alfalfa	Provides protein, Vitamins A, B, C, E, & K, and minerals including calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, and zinc. Also provides carotene and clorophyll. Served in small quantity to minimize gas and bloat while retaining positive effects.
	Apple	Provides an appropriate, immediate carbohydrate energy source for your dog, along with fiber to aid digestion and elimination. A good source for your dog's Vitamin C. along with flavanoids and polyphenols -- powerful antioxidants. Apple is included in your dog's diet because it has been recommended by breeders or it was an important food source in the region of the world where your dog's ancestors originated.
	Avocado	Provides protein and beneficial fatty acids from plant sources.
	Barley	Provides fiber to aid in digestion and carbohydrate energy.
	Beef	Provides protein and moderate amounts of beneficial fatty acids to aid cell development, coat, and nails.
	Beef Liver
	Beef Stock
	Blackberries
	Blueberries
	Brown Rice	Provides immediate carbohydrate energy.
	Butternut Squash
	Carrots	Provides immediate energy from carbohydrates, and fiber to aid digestion.
	Cheddar Cheese	Provides protein and beneficial fatty acids (Omega-3 and Omega-6, oleic and linoleic acids.
	Chicken	Provides a fowl-based protein source similar to historical fowl-based protein that may have been in your dog's ancestral diet.
	Chicken Breast
	Chicken Liver
	Chicken Stock
	Chickpeas
	Coconut Oil
	Cod	Provides beneficial fatty acids (oleic, linoleic and small amounts of linolenic acids) to encourage healty coat, skin, cellular development and other metablolic processes.
	Cod Liver Oil	This Omega-3 fatty acid source is also a rich source of Vitamins A & D
	Cranberries
	Duck	Provides protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides appropriate fowl-sourced essential fatty acids to encourage healthy coat and skin.
	Duck Fat	Provides fowl-based fatty acids, appropriate for your dog's fatty acid requirements.
	Egg
	Egg Noodles
	Fig	Provide an immediate source of energy from carbohydrates. Figs contain potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, copper and manganese, and very high levels of fiber to aid digestion and healthy elimination. Figs are included in your dog's diet because they were a prominent food source in the likely ancestral diets available in the area where your dog's breed originated.
	Flax Seed	Provides beneficial essential fatty acids (linoleic acid and oleic acid) to assist in cellular develoment, and to aid in maintaining healthy coat and skin. Seeds provide a fiber source, to aid digestion and elimination.
	Flaxseed Oil	Provides beneficial essential fatty acids (alpha-linolenic - an Omega-3 fatty acid, and linoleic acid) which encourage healthy cellular development, metabolic processes, and coat and skin health.
	Grapefruit	Provides immediate energy from carbohydrates, and ascorbic acid (Vitamin C).
	Green Beans
	Green Cabbage	A rich source of fiber to aid digestion and encourage healthy elimination.
	Green Peas	Provides an appropriate immediate carbohydrate energy source for your dog, along with dietary fiber to aid digestion and elimination.
	Ground Beef
	Ground Turkey
	Halibut	Provides fish protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Kale
	Kelp	Provides natural Zinc and Copper from coastal mineral sources. A very good source of Vitamin K, Riboflavin, Folate, Calcium, Iron, Mangesium and Manganese. Kelp is also a good source of dietary fiber to assist in healthy digestion and elimination.
	Lamb	Provides protein with an amino acid profile similar to your dog's historically native food sources.
	Mango	Provides an appropriate, immediate carbohydrate energy source for your dog, along with fiber to aid digestion and elimination. A good source for your dog's Vitamin A, Vitamin C, and Vitamin B6. Mango is included in your dog's diet because it has been recommended by breeders or it was an important food source in the region of the world where your dog's ancestors originated.
	Milk	Provides protein and beneficial fatty acids, along with Vitamin D, Riboflavin, Vitamin B12, Calcium and Phosphorus.
	Oatmeal	Provides immediate carbohydrate energy from whole grains, while supplying dietary fiber to control cholesterols and stimulate healthy digestion and elimination.
	Oats
	Olive	Provides beneficial fatty acids (oleic, linoleic and small amounts of linolenic acids) to encourage healty coat, skin, cellular development and other metablolic processes.
	Olive Oil	Provides beneficial fatty acids (oleic, linoleic and small amounts of linolenic acids) to encourage healty coat, skin, cellular development and other metablolic processes.
	Olive/Salmon/Flaxseed/Cod Liver/Coconut Oil Blend
	Orange	Provides immediate energy from carbohydrates, and ascorbic acid (Vitamin C).
	Parmesan Cheese
	Parsley
	Pear	Provides an appropriate immediate carbohydrate energy source for your dog, along with dietary fiber to aid digestion and elimination. Provides vitamins A, B1, B2, C, E, folic acid and niacin. Also rich in copper, phosphorus and potassium, with lesser amounts of calcium, chlorine, iron, magnesium, sodium and sulfur.
	Pork	Provides a protein souce with an amino acid profile similar to wild boar or other porcine game.
	Potato	Provides a rich, immediate, energy source from carbohydrates.
	Quinoa
	Rabbit	Provides a protein source with an amino acid profile similar to rodents that would have been ancestral food for ratters, hunters, and other dogs which would have consumed game or rodents.
	Raspberries
	Raw Beef	Provides protein and moderate amounts of beneficial fatty acids to aid cell development, coat, and nails.
	Raw Chicken	Provides a fowl-based protein source similar to historical fowl-based protein that may have been in your dog's ancestral diet.
	Raw Cod	Provides beneficial fatty acids (oleic, linoleic and small amounts of linolenic acids) to encourage healty coat, skin, cellular development and other metablolic processes.
	Raw Duck	Provides protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides appropriate fowl-sourced essential fatty acids to encourage healthy coat and skin.
	Raw Halibut	Provides fish protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Raw Lamb	Provides protein with an amino acid profile similar to your dog's historically native food sources.
	Raw Pork	Provides a protein souce with an amino acid profile similar to wild boar or other porcine game.
	Raw Rabbit	Provides a protein source with an amino acid profile similar to rodents that would have been ancestral food for ratters, hunters, and other dogs which would have consumed game or rodents.
	Raw Salmon	Provides fish protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Raw Trout	Provides protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Raw Tuna Filet	Provides fish protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Raw Turkey	Provides a fowl-based protein source similar to historical fowl-based protein that may have been in your dog's ancestral diet.
	Raw Venison	Provides a protein source that would have been plentiful in the area of the world where your dog's breed was developed, and an amino acid profile that is beneficial for the breed.
	Red Beets	Provides an appropriate carbohydrate energy source matching historical typical ancestral foods for your dog, along with beneficial fiber to aid digestion and encourage healthy elimination.
	Red Cabbage	A rich source of fiber to aid digestion and encourage healthy elimination.
	Rice	Provides immediate carbohydrate energy.
	Rice Flour
	Rye	Provides protein, and immediate carbohydrate energy with the benefits of fiber from the whole grain.
	Safflower Oil	Provides the beneficial essential fatty acid, linoleic acid, to encourage healthy coat and skin, and to encourage cellular and metabolic function.
	Salmon	Provides fish protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Soy Beans	Provides protein and beneficial fatty acids appropriate for your pet. Soy protein is not used as a filler, but to re-introduce this historical food source based on your dog's ancestral origin.
	Soy Oil	Provides beneficial essential fatty acids (oleic acid, linoleic acid and Omega-3 alpha linolenic acid) which encourages healthy cellular develoment and metabolism, and benefits skin and coat.
	Sweet Potato	Provides appopriate immediate carbohydrate energy and dietary fiber. Sweet Potatos are included in your dog's diet not as filler, but because they were an important food source in the region of the world where your dog's ancestors originated, and may have been included in their diet.
	Tangerine	Provides immediate energy from carbohydrates, and ascorbic acid (Vitamin C).
	Tofu	Provides protein and essential fatty acids (oleic acid, linoleic acid and Omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid). Tofu is included in your dog's diet because soy was an important food source in the region of the world where your dog originated, and may have been an important component of your dog's ancestral diet.
	Tomato
	Trout	Provides protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Tuna Filet	Provides fish protein with an appropriate amino acid profile for your dog. Also provides essential fatty acids from fish oils.
	Turkey	Provides a fowl-based protein source similar to historical fowl-based protein that may have been in your dog's ancestral diet.
	Turnip	Provides an appropriate carbohydrate and dietary fiber source for your dog.
	Venison	Provides a protein source that would have been plentiful in the area of the world where your dog's breed was developed, and an amino acid profile that is beneficial for the breed.
	Vitamins & Minerals	Beta Carotene, Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin C, Vitamin E (succinate), Thiamine, Riboflavin, Vitamin B-6, Vitamin B-12, Niacin, Pantothenic Acid, Biotin, Folic Acid, Lutein, Choline, Inositol, Calcium (from carbonate & citrate sources), Phosphorus, Magnesium, Zinc (picolinate), Copper (glutonate), Iron, Manganese (gluconate), Iodine, Selenium, Chromium, Molybdenum
	Wheat Germ Oil	Provides a natural source of Vitamins A, D, and E, B1, B2, B3, B6, and F. Also is a rich source of the Omega-3 essential fatty acid, alpha-linolenic acid. Benefits cellular develoment, metabolism, and skin and coat health.
	White Beans	Provides protein and carbohydrate energy, while supplying fiber to aid digestion and encourage healthy elimination.
	Wild Rice	Provides immediate carbohydrate energy, with whole-grain fiber.
	Wild Salmon Oil	Salmon oil is a rich source of Omega-3 fatty acids.
	Yellow Beets	Provides an appropriate carbohydrate energy source matching historical typical ancestral foods for your dog, along with beneficial fiber to aid digestion and encourage healthy elimination.
	Yogurt