Daniel Caughill

We Feed Raw is a premium raw dog food brand that delivers fresh, nutritionally balanced meals to your door, so you don’t have to do any of the work. We’ll test it in this We Feed Raw review.

Sundays Food For Dogs combines the quality of human-grade dog food with the convenience of dry kibble. We think it’s an excellent option for pet parents who want shelf-stable dog food without all of the meat meals and synthetic ingredients you’d find in store-bought kibble. Watch us unbox it below.

Tear stains are caused in part by chemicals and allergens in your dog’s food. The best dog food for tear stains will have a limited number of all-natural ingredients with no fillers or artificial preservatives. See our picks below.

Both Ollie and The Farmer’s Dog deliver high-quality fresh dog food, but they vary slightly. Ollie is generally more customizable and offers both fresh and baked dry food. The Farmer’s Dog is better for cost, eco-friendly packaging, and rushing orders. Keep reading to learn more.

Open Farm Pet Food is GMO-free, human-grade, and ethically sourced. But is it worth it? Learn more in this Open Farm dog and cat food review, and save 15% off your first order with code DOGTALE15.

Chippin makes food that’s good for both dogs and the planet. Their use of novel proteins and high-quality ingredients allows your pup to cut down on their carbon pawprint while still getting the nutrition they need. Watch us unbox and review it in this Chippin dog food review.

Spot & Tango’s dog food is top-notch, but it comes with a higher price tag depending on which recipes you choose. Keep reading to see what it does right and which other options to consider.

We tested several of The Honest Kitchen’s dog food products. The consensus: Our dog loved them all. We’ll compare your options, the ingredients, and the prices in this review. Take 30% off with code DOGTALE30.