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Senior Dog Food

Moisture Rich Senior Dog Food

Choose the best senior dog food for aging teeth and sensitive stomachs.

The Best Senior Dog Food

For senior dogs with aging teeth and sensitive stomachs, choose soft or wet food for easier chewing and hydration. Opt for high-quality, easily digestible proteins with minimal ingredients to ensure a balanced diet.

Pure Shreds Shredded Chicken Breast Entrée for Dogs
$51.48
$51.48
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Limited Ingredient Diet Turkey Entrée for Dogs
$51.48
$51.48
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Limited Ingredient Diet Lamb Entrée for Dogs
$59.88
$59.88
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Beef Dog Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Beef Entrée for Dogs
$59.88
$59.88
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Duck Dog Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Duck Entrée for Dogs
$59.88
$59.88
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Limited Ingredient Diet Salmon Entrée for Dogs
$51.48
$51.48
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Minimal Ingredient Turkey Stew for Dogs
$47.88
$47.88
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Minimal Ingredient Rabbit Stew for Dogs
$72.00
$72.00
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Minimal Ingredient Pork Stew for Dogs
$47.88
$47.88
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Pure Shreds Shredded Beef Entrée for Dogs
$71.88
$71.88
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Pure Shreds Shredded Duck Entrée for Dogs
$71.88
$71.88
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Limited Ingredient Diet Chicken Entrée for Dogs
$47.88
$47.88
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Venison Dog Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Venison Entrée for Dogs
$71.88
$71.88
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Is Your Senior Pet Experiencing?

Digestive Issues

Upset stomach, loose stools, or vomiting

Picky Eating

Refusing to eat, not getting the proper nutrition, and wasting food

Food Allergies

Itchy irritated skin, ears, or paws

Teeth Sensitivity

Switching to softer senior dog food can help dogs with dental issues like gum disease or missing teeth chew more easily and reduce discomfort.

Poor Digestion

Wet food is formulated with easily digestible ingredients and added fiber, which supports aging dogs experiencing poor digestion and reduced nutrient absorption.

Hydration Retention

Higher moisture content in senior dog food can help older dogs maintain proper hydration and support kidney function.

Try KOHA Senior Dog Food Recipes

Proven with Picky Pets

Stop throwing away food (and money) with recipes pets love.

Zero Junky Fillers

Avoid allergies and obesity with recipes that eliminate the junky fillers in many “premium” foods.

Safe for Sensitive Stomachs

End the stomach upset and allergies with the right protein for your pet.

The Best Senior Dog Food

KOHA’s senior dog food includes minimal ingredients safe for sensitive stomachs and gentle on aging teeth. Our senior dog food is free of artificial preservatives, and junky fillers that can lead to digestive issues.

FAQs

What’s the best food for older dogs?+

The best food for older dogs includes high-quality, easily digestible ingredients without junky fillers such as peas, soy, or potato, and contains real animal protein. Softer food can help with issues with aging teeth.

How much food should I feed my senior dog?+

The amount of food to feed your senior dog depends on their size, activity level, and specific health needs. It's best to follow the feeding guidelines on the food packaging and adjust as necessary based on your dog's condition and vet's advice.

What is the healthiest dog food for senior dogs?+

The healthiest dog food for senior dogs includes high-quality protein sources, limited fillers, and essential nutrients. Wet food with higher moisture content can also be beneficial for hydration and softer for aging teeth.

When is a dog considered a senior?+

A dog is generally considered a senior around the age of 7, but this can vary depending on their breed and size. Larger breeds tend to age faster and may be considered senior by 5-6 years old, while smaller breeds may not reach senior status until around 8-9 years old.