Finding the perfect dog food is essential to keeping your furry friend healthy, happy, and full of energy. Whether you have a playful puppy, an adult dog, or a senior companion, choosing high-quality dog food supports their overall well-being. From grain-free to raw, wet to dry, and even breed-specific options, there’s a variety for every dog’s unique needs.

Dry Dog Food

Wet Dog Food

Fresh, Frozen & Raw Dog Food

Vet Dog Food

Dog Treats

Royal Canin

Black Hawk

Hill's Science Diet

Pro Plan

Dog Food: Tailored Nutrition for Every Canine

Finding the right dog food can feel like a big decision — especially when you just want what’s best for your pup. Whether you’ve got a growing puppy, a golden oldie or a dog with special dietary needs, we’re here to make mealtimes easier (and tastier).

At Petstock, we’ve got all the good stuff: grain-free, wet or dry dog food, fresh and frozen meals, plus vet-recommended formulas for puppies, adult dogs and seniors. We stock the brands you know and trust — like Royal Canin, Black Hawk, Pro Plan, Hills and more.

Got a fussy eater? We hear you. Try a meal topper or switch up the texture with our range of wet food.

And if your dog needs a little extra care, check out our range of vet dog food. Designed with specific health conditions in mind, they’re a smart choice for managing everything from allergies to sensitive tummies.

How do I choose the right dog food for my pet?

That depends on a few things, like your dog’s breed, age, health and preferences. Not every dog is the same (some have gourmet tastes!), so we recommend starting with trusted brands like Royal Canin, Pro Plan or ZiwiPeak. At Petstock, you’ll find both natural and science-backed diets to suit all kinds of dogs.

When should I switch my puppy to adult dog food?

Most puppies make the switch around 12 months old, but for larger breeds — like German Shepherds or Great Danes — it might be better to wait until 18 months. Chat to your vet and they’ll guide you based on your dog’s size and development.

How much dog food should I feed my dog?

It really depends on their weight, age and how active they are. Puppies eat more often, while older dogs may need their portions adjusted. Not sure where to start? Check the feeding guide on your chosen food or ask your vet for tailored advice.

Should I feed my dog dry or wet food?

Both are great options! Dry food is convenient and good for dental health, while wet food adds moisture and might tempt picky eaters. Lots of pet parents mix the two to keep things interesting, and that’s totally fine!