The Best Dog Food Stores

Sunday, March 26th

2023 Dog Food Store Reviews

Chewy

Chewy has it all: over 4,500 dog food products plus thousands of other fun toys and helpful training tools to round out your shopping cart. Because they have warehouses distributed throughout the US, they can get most orders delivered within 1-3 days. And, an unparalleled 365-day, 100% satisfaction guarantee means you can return Fido's food if he turns his nose up at it. Chewy takes excellent care of its customers, and this dog food store earns our highest recommendation.

Only Natural Pet

Only Natural Pet is a terrific place to shop for dog food with ingredients your pet will love - and that will be great for her health. This store is committed to the best-quality food from respected brands and its own proprietary brand too, and all purchases come with a 60-day satisfaction guarantee. This is a store that will get your dog's tail wagging.

Amazon

Amazon can get hundreds of thousands of products to your home in less than a day - and that includes dog food. You'll find almost every available brand, size and format available here, all on a site that's probably quite familiar. Amazon's refund policy leaves a little bit of room for improvement, but other than that this is a terrific option for buying dog food that can be delivered often within a few hours.

TruDog

If your pet isn't getting the nutrition he needs from everyday kibble and canned dog food, try TruDog. Everything sold here has freeze-dried/dehydrated raw meat, allowing your dog's diet to very closely imitate the kind of food nature intended. It costs quite a bit more than traditional dog food, but TruDog offers a reassuring 100% money back guarantee for up to 60 days after purchase. Customers rave about the way this food improves their canine companions' health and overall well-being, and we think TruDog is an excellent choice if you need an alternative to on-the-shelf varieties of dog food.

PetFlow

PetFlow is a reputable dog food store with thousands of five-star reviews. You'll find a wide range of brands here, and your purchase will always result in a contribution to pets in need. Under normal circumstances, this would be one of our highest-rated dog food stores; however, recent feedback from shoppers and numerous products out of stock keep PetFlow from earning one of our higher rankings for now.

Walmart

Of course Walmart sells dog food. Is there anything they don't offer? There are thousands of choices here, but the widest range of options is from basic brands like Purina and ALPO - not specialty manufacturers or raw-food plans. If you find the kibble or cans you need, delivery possibilities are the same as most things you might buy: order online and pick up in store, same-day delivery, or regular shipping. Walmart is a convenient place to buy most household brands of dog food.

Target

Target isn't a bad place to buy dog food: if you're putting together an online order and they carry the brand your pet likes, why not? There are around 800 dog food products to choose from, and you'll have lots of options for same-day delivery, drive-up pickup, or shipment to your home. But, Target obviously isn't a dog food expert, and some brands that customers prefer won't be found in the inventory here.

Wysong

For almost 50 years, Wysong has provided natural, healthy pet foods that closely mimic what they would eat in the wild. Whether your dog needs raw, dry or canned food, you'll find several options here. There's no feedback on individual products though, and it can be tricky to figure out what you should buy and how much. With no returns allowed on opened products, it could be a spendy experiment to try Wysong. Keep this brand in reserve if you don't find a more suitable option somewhere else.

PetSmart

PetSmart does a lot of good in the animal rescue world, facilitating nearly 10 million adoptions. For that reason alone, we want to love this retailer as a place to buy dog food - but it doesn't keep pace with most of the other options you have. The return policy only allows for refunds on unopened products, and customer feedback is disappointing at best. Get your next furry friend at a PetSmart adoption event, but buy your dog food somewhere different.

Dog

Dog has an extensive inventory of canine-related products ranging from grooming and training to treats and toys. Surprisingly, their selection of dog food is extremely small: only one canned food and 34 kibble options. The store itself has a good reputation and you might find lots of other dog items you like, but don't shop here expecting to find many choices for dog food.

Nom Nom

Nom Nom is to dogs what meal delivery services are to people: fresh, ready-to-eat (or thaw) food, customized to one's preferences. Fill out a profile and your pet's food will be tailor-made for her age, weight, breed, dietary needs, and much more; all you have to do is open the package and serve at mealtime. As you'd expect, this is the most expensive dog food in our review - and while some pet parents say it's absolutely worth it, others have complaints about the subscriptions, the food itself, and the poor customer service here. If you've got money to burn, give Nom Nom's two-week trial at 50% off a go. Otherwise, check out the higher-ranked dog food stores in our evaluation.

Petco

Petco used to sit in our top spot among dog food stores: they offer over 2,000 brands and types of food to choose from, and there are a lot of perks here you won't find elsewhere. However, their reputation has been on the decline, with hundreds of complaints about late or missing deliveries of pet food and overall issues with customer service. You've got other choices for buying your dog food online, and for now Petco is not the one we'd recommend.