RACHAEL RAY NUTRISH Real Chicken & Veggies Recipe Dry Dog Food, 28-lb bag - Chewy.com

Rachael Ray Nutrish Real Chicken & Veggies Recipe Dry Dog Food

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Flavor: Chicken & Veggies
Flavor: Chicken & Veggies
Size: 28-lb bag
Size: 28-lb bag
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  • Real chicken is the first ingredient in the chicken and veggies recipe.
  • New recipe is more nutritious and delicious than the previous recipe.
  • Natural dry dog food for adult dogs with added vitamins, minerals and taurine.
  • Supports a healthy mind, body and energy level.
  • A portion of the proceeds will be donated to The Rachael Ray Foundation, which helps animals in need.

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About Rachael Ray Nutrish Premium Dog Food

A Simple Recipe for Complete Nutrition

Rachael Ray knows that when you use real ingredients, you get real flavor. In her recipes for Nutrish Super Premium Food for Dogs, she certainly doesn't skimp or cut corners. Only the highest quality poultry or beef goes in, along with wholesome grains and veggies for meals that taste great and deliver the complete nutrition your dog needs.

Real Meat First in Every Bag

Rachael Ray took a page from her own cookbook and used her culinary expertise to fill your dog's bowl with flavorful, protein-rich meals inspired by her popular recipes. Nutrish Dry Dog Food features real, U.S. farm-raised chicken, turkey or beef as the main course, so your pup's sure to find something he'll love, whether he's a fan of poultry or red meat.

Wholesome Wet Food Entrées

To complement these delicious Nutrish kibble formulas, Rachael crafted plenty of savory stews and gravy-laden entrées that are anything but boring. Each has a fun name based on her favorite dishes, like Chicken Muttballs, Beef Stroganwoof and Chicken Paw Pie. They come in resealable tubs so you can serve just the right amount and keep the rest fresh.

About Rachael Ray Nutrish

Rachael Ray, America's favorite celebrity cook and cooking show host, teamed up with pet nutrition experts to create great-tasting, high-quality food for dogs and cats. They're simple recipes made with real ingredients that are "real good." Rachael Ray's love for pets goes even further with Rachael's Rescue. The organization has been dedicated to animal rescue since 2008, donating proceeds from Nutrish sales to food, medical supplies and treatments for animals in need.
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Questions & Answers

33 Customer Questions

These components are assembled in the USA but are imported from China ?
Answer by Chewy • Jan 08, 2020
The manufacturer will source their high-quality ingredients within the United States depending on availability. All Nutrish products (including dry food, wet foot, and treats) are produced without any ingredients sourced from China. You can be certain that every trusted ingredient supplier goes through a rigorous qualification and testing process, and that all Nutrish pet food is made with safe, high-quality ingredients.
Does Rachel Ray dog food contain fillers?
Answer by Chewy • Nov 15, 2017
This formula contains no poultry by-product meals, fillers, wheat or wheat gluten.
Does this have any preservatives or dyes in it?
Answer by Chewy • Feb 11, 2019
This food does not contain dyes, and uses mixed tocopherols as a natural alternative to synthetic preservatives.
Is the soybean meal genetically modified or engineered?
Answer by Chewy • Nov 22, 2017
This Food is GMO-free.

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1716 Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By okay on May 17, 2023

Switching brands

I've always fed my dogs this food, I've noticed a couple times the food in the bag looked different, but my dogs didn't seem to mind.. this last bag of food I receieved has made both of my dogs very sick with diarrhea. I'm disappointed that it seems the quality of thr food is no longer priority. If you're thinking about switching to Rachel Ray food I wouldn't recommend it.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Stephanie6 on May 23, 2023

Not buying anymore

Had been feeding our dogs this for about a year and they loved it until a couple of months ago. They won't eat it and seem unhappy. I'm stuck with a bag of food my dogs won't eat. The recipe must have changed. Not good. We gave them a different brand and they ate it no problem and seem much happier.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By corgimom on Apr 17, 2023

This is not gluten free

I feel compelled to write a review, barley contains gluten. This dog food lists barley as an ingredient. As someone who has celiac disease, I have to be careful because handling dog food that contains gluten or even transferring it from a bag can trigger a reaction in some people. There are also many dogs that can't tolerate gluten containing grains and if someone purchases this based upon filtering for gluten-free they are going to get dog food that contains gluten. I realize now I have to read every single label instead of relying on chewy to appropriately categorize.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Maggie on May 22, 2023

Dog did not like it

was not satisfy with product my dog did not liked it at all. I had to go out and get her food Purina pro plan she seems to enjoy it. I figure with all her natural food she uses my dog would had loved it not the case so now I have a large large bag of food and do not know what to do?

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Bulldogmom on May 15, 2023

Glad I switched

I had been feeding my bulldogs a food I thought was good for them. I found they were very yeasty, eyes, folds, etc. I decided to switch over to something that might help and this was it. I’m so happy with the results, which I noticed almost immediately. Plus the dogs love this new kibble.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By LHINVI on May 24, 2023

Good Stuff

I recently transitioned my two greyhounds to Nutrish, and we couldn't be happier. It smells good, they devour it, no gas, and their poops are firm. I also like the price point for what appears to be a good quality food, especially with auto-ship.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Squirelly on May 11, 2023

Nutrish chicken & veggies

I have two dogs and this is the second bag of Nutrish I brought and my dogs would not eat the food at all. They would eat just alittle of it but, left there bowls full of food. My one dog weight is over 100lbs and the other dog is 25lbs. Will not buy this food for them.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Trish on Feb 27, 2023

Nutritious Food

I read the ingredients on many brands of dog food before deciding to go with Rachel Ray Nutrish foods. So far, my dog likes all the varieties. I feed dry in the morning and a combination of dry and canned in the evening. My boyfriend bought another top brand of canned food and it had some gel like substance in it. Rachel Ray canned food does not. Food cost from Chewy is a little less that the store. I order enough food and treats to get free shipping. I usually have my order within 3 days.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By sullie on Mar 23, 2023

Love Rachel Ray Nutrition

All of my dogs (4 in total) have had this food their entire life. My oldest right now is almost 14. They love the food and I feel it’s been very good for them. I won’t buy anything else. I have recently heard that this brand is on the don’t buy list but I am not concerned.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By woody on Apr 19, 2023

has corn, soy, & wheat.

Do not feed your dog this. This has so many fillers it is not nutritional for your dog. Dogs cannot digest soy, wheat, and corn very well. Avoid any dog foods with those ingredients.