ORIJEN Six Fish Grain-Free Dry Dog Food – High-Protein WholePrey, 13 lb

Premium, protein-forward nutrition

ORIJEN Six Fish Grain-Free Dry Dog Food is crafted to echo a dog’s ancestral, meat-rich diet. This high-protein kibble delivers 85% fresh or raw animal ingredients sourced from a diverse mix of fish, providing a biologically appropriate balance that supports everyday energy and vitality.

Key fish-forward protein and WholePrey balance

The formula’s star is a variety of six whole fish: mackerel, herring, monkfish, Acadian redfish, flounder, and hake. The first six ingredients showcase these fresh or raw fish, complemented by ORIJEN WholePrey components that include nourishing organs to provide nutrient-rich parts of the prey. This approach aims to offer a protein-rich base paired with naturally occurring vitamins and minerals in a way that mirrors a wild diet.

• 85% animal ingredients from multiple succulent fish sources and WholePrey organs
• Grain-free, chicken-free recipe designed to align with a biologically appropriate diet
• First six ingredients are whole mackerel, herring, monkfish, Acadian redfish, flounder, and hake
• Made in the USA with quality ingredients from around the world; no soy, corn, tapioca, or wheat

Quality, texture, and delivery notes

This dry dog food features included fresh ingredients delivered refrigerated and raw ingredients delivered frozen, helping maintain freshness and nutrient integrity from bag to bowl. The absence of common fillers supports a clean, straightforward ingredient list that many pet guardians appreciate.

• Includes antioxidants such as Vitamin E and naturally occurring omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids to support skin and coat health
• Fresh, refrigerated ingredients paired with frozen raw components for a varied texture and nutrient profile
• All Life Stages formula suitable for many dogs, with a note about large-breed growth considerations

Whether you’re fueling daily adventures, training sessions, or restful evenings, this recipe offers a protein-forward option that many guardians find aligns with their dog’s activity level and preferences. As with any diet change, monitor your dog’s response and consult a veterinarian to tailor portions to your pet’s individual needs.