Food for Senior Dogs – Best Nutrition for Ageing Pets
Food for Senior Dogs – Best Nutrition for Ageing Pets Providing food for senior dogs that meets their nutritional requirements can enhance their quality of life, boost energy levels, and support overall well-being.
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- Made in Melbourne
- Free delivery across Victoria
Brunswick Fur Food
Fresh dog food

The importance of tailored nutrition for senior dogs
A senior dog’s dietary needs differ from those of younger pups. Ageing dogs often require a balance of protein, healthy fats, and essential vitamins to maintain muscle mass, support joint health, and boost their immune system. Our range of dog food for senior dogs is carefully formulated to meet these specific nutritional requirements.
Easily digestible proteins:
Our meals are crafted with high-quality proteins like lean beef, lean lamb and chicken, combined with dietary fibers to support optimal digestion.
Complex grains:
We don't add ingredients like corn, soy, rice and wheat which can be tough on a dog's digestive system. As one of the best dog food out there we stay away from fillers.
Dietary fibers:
Soluble and insoluble fibre like psyllium husk, pumpkin, sweet potato, and coconut powder can help regulate your dog's digestion and improve stool quality.
Prebiotics and probiotics:
These support the growth of healthy bacteria in the gut, which can help improve digestion and reduce discomfort, making it a perfect choice for fresh dog food.
The food is step one. Here's the whole plan.
An elimination diet only works if it's run properly. Every box comes with our full guide, and we're on the phone if you get stuck partway through.
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Clear the decks
Remove every other food, treat, chew and flavoured supplement. Tell everyone in the house — one chicken treat can undo weeks of progress.
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Transition over 7–10 days
Mix your new recipe in gradually using our free transition guide, so the switch itself doesn't upset the gut.
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Feed one protein for 8 weeks
Nothing else. Keep a short daily note on skin, ears, paws, stools, energy and appetite. Many dogs improve earlier — finish the full 8 weeks anyway.
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Reintroduce, one at a time
Add a single new protein, watch for a week, then move to the next. By the end you'll know exactly what your dog can and can't eat.
Why people love it
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High-Quality Ingredients
Packed with essential nutrients to support ageing joints and overall vitality.
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Balanced Diet
Perfectly blended to meet the specific needs of senior dogs.
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Digestibility
Special formulations that are gentle on older digestive systems.
Not sure it's right for your dog?
We're a small Melbourne kitchen, not a call centre. Tell us what your dog has reacted to and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help — including if the answer is no.
Call 0433 985 402Mon–Sun, 10am – 6pm
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Senior Dog Food FAQ
Find the answers you’re looking for!
The best dog food for senior dogs includes high-protein, digestible ingredients with added joint support supplements including Omega-3 and Omega-6.
Gently cooked dog food for senior dogs allows for personalized nutrition and is gentle on the tumm, allowing senior dogs to thrive.
Senior dog food supplements like glucosamine, chondroitin, and omega-3 fatty acids help with mobility, digestion, and immunity.