Dog Food (Dry)

Dry dog food — complete, convenient nutrition
Dry food (kibble) is the everyday backbone of many dogs’ diets — complete, balanced, convenient and good for free-feeding or measured meals. Our range covers puppy, adult and senior formulas, breed- and size-specific options, and recipes for sensitive stomachs and skin, so you can match food to your dog’s exact life stage and needs.

How to choose the right dry food

Life stage — puppies, adults and seniors have different energy and nutrient needs; always feed an age-appropriate formula.
Size & breed — large-breed puppies in particular benefit from formulas that support controlled growth and joints.
Sensitivities — for the many Bangalore dogs with itchy skin or tummy trouble, limited-ingredient or single-protein recipes can help; pair with omega-3 for coat support.
Quality — look for a named protein as the first ingredient and a complete-and-balanced statement.

Always transition to a new food gradually over 7–10 days to avoid stomach upset, and keep fresh water available at all times — important with dry diets.

Frequently asked questions
How much dry food should I feed my dog?
Follow the feeding guide on the pack for your dog’s weight and life stage as a starting point, then adjust to keep your dog at a healthy weight — you should be able to feel the ribs easily. Split the daily amount into two meals, and reduce it to account for treats.
How do I switch my dog to a new dry food?
Transition gradually over about a week: mix a little of the new food with the old, increasing the new proportion each day. A slow switch lets the gut adjust and reduces the risk of loose stools — especially helpful for dogs with sensitive digestion.
How should I store dry dog food to keep it fresh?
Keep kibble in its original bag (it’s designed to preserve freshness) inside an airtight container, in a cool, dry spot away from Bangalore’s humidity, which can spoil food and invite pests. Use it within the best-before date, and don’t top up a container with new food over old — clean it between bags.