Streeter also notes that “Ollie only uses 100% human-grade ingredients which are highly digestible, and similar to PetPlate and NomNom, personalize its meal plans based on your dog’s caloric needs.” Unlike some of the other brands on this list in which you can see the chunks of meat and veggies, Ollie is very well ground up, so it looks very uniform in texture and color aside from some visible peas or other veggies in certain recipes.ĭr. Ollie does not use fillers, artificial flavorings or preservatives. Each also includes fruit (like blueberries and cranberries), plant-based proteins (like chickpeas, lentils, and peas), and leafy greens and root vegetables (like kale and sweet potatoes). There are four human-grade recipes to choose from, including beef, turkey, chicken and lamb. Irish is Ollie, which she says offers nutritionally sound dog food developed by animal nutritionists. Most Convenient Packaging Just Defrost And ServeĪnother well-known delivery service that gets a stamp of approval from Dr. Food doesn’t last long after defrosting.Large containers take up storage space in refridgerator.Catered to your dog’s nutritional needs.Made with human-grade preservative-free ingredients.All meals can be served cold or warmed-up in the microwave-safe (and recyclable) containers. When it comes time to order, PetPlate asks that you share your pup’s unique characteristics to get a timely meal plan catered to fit their nutritional needs and preferences. Meal options include Barkin’ Beef, Chompin’ Chicken, Tail Waggin’ Turkey and Lip Lickin’ Lamb. Streeter.Ĭonsequently, PetPlate meals are made with human-grade and whole ingredients-essentially, the same sorts of ingredients you’re eating with a knife and fork. “Depending on your dog's needs it is nice to have a diet that is made from whole meats, digestible carbohydrates, has various fiber sources and contains fruits, and vegetables,” says Dr. Streeter is a veterinarian responsible for developing PetPlate’s meals, making recipes and balanced meals for dogs of any breed. Unlike other dog food delivery services, each day’s meals also includes organic treats and supplement cookies (meant to help with digestion and mobility).ĭr.

This vet-recommended dog food delivery service strips away the hassle of sourcing, cooking and measuring. Difficult to customize meals and plans onlineīest Ready-To-Serve Meals Whether Your Dog Likes Their Meal Hot or Cold.Full-time veterinary nutritionist on staff to advise on meals.Plus, if you don’t know which recipe your pet will like best, you can try samples with no subscription necessary. The pre-portioned meals cater to your pet’s unique dietary needs and have been shown to improve energy in the first week and stamina after the first three months. Nom Nom offers four dog recipes-Beef Mash, Chicken Cuisine, Pork Potluck and Turkey Fare-and you can select from several delivery frequencies, including every week, every two weeks or every four weeks. Each package has the name and a list of all the ingredients in it, so there’s no question about what you’re feeding your dog. The brand sends pre-packaged meals (two a day), so all pet parents need to do is open one and pour it in the bowl. Renee Streeter, DVM, DACVN, Veterinary Nutritionist, also noted that NomNom works closely with nutritionists to design their meals, and that they have supplements and kits to help manage your dog's microbiome. She adds that the brand’s diets are crafted by a board-certified veterinary nutritionist who follows guidelines established by Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO).ĭr. Erica Irish, DVM, a veterinary advisor for Woof Whiskers. “Nom Nom is my personal favorite dog food delivery service,” says Dr. One dog food delivery service that comes highly recommended by several of the vets we talked to is Nom Nom, which offers well-balanced, fresh pre-portioned meals for both dogs and cats. Caters to your dog’s dietary needs based on age, weight, breed and health.

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