FARMINA N&D Ocean Codfish & Orange Ancestral Grain Medium & Maxi Adult Dry Dog Food, 26.5-lb bag - Chewy.com

Farmina N&D Ocean Codfish & Orange Ancestral Grain Medium & Maxi Adult Dry Dog Food

By Farmina
Rated 4.1406 out of 5 stars
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  • The #1 ingredient in this high protein, limited carbohydrate, and low fiber all life stage dog food is cod.
  • 90% of protein is from quality animal sources.
  • It's a low glycemic formula so it's a great option for pets that need a food that won't spike blood sugar.
  • Contains no whole peas, legumes, meals or by-products.
  • Food vitamins retain their freshness through a coating system that allows them to be included post cooking.

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Questions & Answers

23 Customer Questions


Where is this food processed? And what are the guidelines for dog food where it is made?
Answer by ChewyJan 24, 2019
This food is made in Italy. Farmina N&D Single Animal Protein Wild Cod & Ancestral Grain Recipe is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages.

How many cups in the large bag?
Answer by ChewyMar 27, 2019
There are approximately 105 cups in the 26.4 pound bag of dog food.

What is the shelf life of a bag?
Answer by ChewyMar 26, 2020
An unopened bag of food will last until the expiration date stamped on the bag. Every expiration date will be different for each batch as different batches are constantly being produced. The expiration date will be stamped on the package for reference. Ideally, dry food and treats should be consumed within 6-8 weeks of opening the bag. Exposure to air, light, hot temperatures and humidity speeds up the rate at which foods degrade. To limit these effects, keep dry foods in their original packaging and store in a cool, dry location.

Is ethoxiquin ever used in farmina kibble?
Answer by ChewyFeb 03, 2018
There is no ethoxiquin in Farmina foods.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Farmina on Mar 18, 2023

Would recommend to anyone

Farmina is the only food that got my dog to have consistent poops. He has not had runny diarrhea since and that is a plus. I also feed the fish formula since he has really bad dry skin and hot spots and I was actually able to take him off of the salmon oil and just exclusively feed this. I also got a family member to switch their dog to it, and all of their dandruff disappeared, and that’s just the chicken and pomegranate recipe. I love that they have grain inclusive ones since a lot of us are concerned about DCM. So far there is only one case with farmina, so I am very happy about that and will continue to stick with their great ingredients and research. Although I hope to see some feeding trails soon.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Batman on Mar 14, 2023

Clean dog food

Where else can you get dog food manufactured with in house nutritionists, non GMO grains, no steroids or growth hormones injected into meat? Only at FARMINA!


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By DocP on Jan 25, 2023

Perfect combination of ingredients and taste

This is by far the 1 flavor that my 3.5 year-old German Shepherd absolutely LOVES. I mix it in with wet, natural food, which creates a balanced raw and processed meal for her. Definitely a re-order.


Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Susan on Jan 18, 2023

Not sure its worth the money

Tried this dog food with my german shepherd and bernese mountain dog. It appears to be pretty rich and has given both dogs loose poops! Its very expensive so will not be purchasing it anymore.


Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Doglover23 on Dec 22, 2022

Did not work for us

Our vet recommended that we try a codfish based food for our pup with skin allergies. Unfortunately, despite trying to introduce it to our pup very slowly, it caused our pup to have severe stomach problems. It was worth a shot, but sadly did not work for us.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By sailor on Nov 18, 2022

great for sensitivity

My black lab great Pyrenees mix has struggled for over two years to try and find a dog food that does not upset his tummy and irritate his skin. We finally found Farmina and we it has been perfect for him. No more itchy skin no more bright red skin everything is back to normal. Plus he can’t get enough he LOVES this food!


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Beth on Jan 5, 2023

Great service

I love being on a delivery schedule with Chewy. I never run out of dog food and they are always on time.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By star on Aug 8, 2022

Tried and true

I've purchased this multiple times, the most recent time being early June, and I (nor my dog) noticed any changes. It visually looks the same, and smells the same. My dog loves Farmina, and I rotate between the codfish and lamb. It does have a very fishy smell, which is fine since my dog eats this up immediately.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By RubyMae on Dec 23, 2022

Straight from the ocean

High quality dog food that smells like what your dog is eating!


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By farmina on Jun 7, 2022

new formula is bad

Been feeding this for over a year and have loved it. Got a new bag in the mail 4 days ago and my dog refused to eat it multiple times. She finally ate it for breakfast today and she had bloody diarrhea a couple of hours later. Thankfully I was able to get a refund on the bag but now I have to find a new brand of food. There is definitely a change to the formula as it has never made her sick before, the bags now say Italian formula and are made in the US, it also smells different than it did previously. I won’t be buying this anymore. Why change a good thing? To add insult to injury, they also increased the price by $10 within the last few weeks. Just save yourself the trouble and find something else.