Walk into any pet shop and the choice can feel overwhelming. Our rule of thumb is simple: dry food as the daily base, wet food for variety and hydration, and snacks for training and bonding. Get those three layers right and you have a balanced menu for any dog.
Building the perfect menu: a simple three-layer approach
Start with a complete dry food matched to your dog’s size and sensitivities — Natura Diet’s Daily Food for everyday balance, Fish & Rice for delicate stomachs, or the Mini versions for small breeds. Add a few wet meals a week, like Arquivet’s meatballs or stews, and keep natural snack sticks for rewards. Small pets aren’t left out either — there are baked sticks for rabbits, rodents and parrots too.
The best food is the one your pet digests well and genuinely enjoys. Labels matter: short ingredient lists, named meats and no artificial extras are always a good sign.
Transition slowly when changing foods — mix the new one in over seven to ten days, increasing the share a little each day. Your pet’s stomach will handle the change without a hiccup.
