Senior Dog Food

When your dog ages, their food needs to move with them. Food for senior dogs needs to include extra protein and natural minerals to keep their tails wagging and joints looked after.  

Choosing a dog food for older dogs will help support your furry friend through their golden years and ensure they have everything they need to stay happy and healthy. With our dry senior dog food and grain-free senior dog food, you can give your pooch a natural source of nutrients and protein, made from sustainably sourced ingredients.

Environmentally-Friendly

Vet-Approved

Hypoallergenic

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Protein-Packed

Nutritional Raw-Alternative

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Sensitive Stomach

High Fibre

Gluten Free

Testimonials

My little elderly dog very much enjoys this food half and half with tinned wet food and a mixer.

Susan Duckworth

My Siberian Husky named Diesel loves the grain free bug bakes.

I followed the instructions for transitioning from his old food to bug bakes - I found using the fecal scoring chart really useful! It was a smooth transition and I’ve noticed an improvement in his stools.

A massive difference that I’m impressed by is the fact that Diesel finishes his meals within 10 minutes of me placing his bowl of bug bakes down - that wasn’t the case with his old food.

I’ve committed to a monthly subscription as both me and Diesel are happy with Bug Bakes. I highly recommend to anyone thinking of improving their dogs diet.

Shan

I, unfortunately, had to take my 12 years old little cairn terrier to the vet due to constantly having an upset stomach. I switched to bugbakes and he’s back to his normal happy self. Best move ever. Highly recommend for a healthy happy dog.

Francis Watt

Unleash Their Golden Years: Senior Dog Food Designed for Strength and Vitality

Does your senior pup struggle to keep up with the younger pack? Age can slow them down, but proper nutrition can help them thrive. Our senior dog food is scientifically formulated to address the changing needs of older dogs, so they can live life to the fullest for as long as possible.

Here's how our food keeps your senior champion strong:

  • Muscle Up - Senior dogs lose muscle mass naturally. Our 28% protein formula helps rebuild and maintain strength, keeping them active and playful.
  • Trim and Terrific - As their metabolism slows, senior dogs are prone to weight gain. Our calorie-controlled formula helps them stay trim and healthy, reducing the risk of obesity-related illnesses.
  • Naturally Delicious - Free from artificial preservatives and grains, our food is gentle on their sensitive systems and caters to allergies or intolerances.

Don't let age slow down your furry friend. Give them the fuel they need to stay active, healthy, and happy with our senior dog food.

What Goes into Our Dry Senior Dog Food?

Our senior dog food provides the essential nutrients they need to stay active, healthy, and happy throughout their golden years.

Protein 28%, Fat 11%, Fibre 5%, Ash 7%

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Suitable For

Our grain-free dog food for seniors is perfect for any breed, no matter their age, gender, size or activity level. We have even created a custom calculator that allows you to work out how much food your furry friend needs daily to keep them young and sprightly. Plus, it shows you how affordable that can be, and if you subscribe, you can save 10% on every bag.

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FAQ

At what age is a dog considered senior?

Different breeds age at different rates; smaller dogs age slower and are considered senior at 11 or 12. Medium-sized pups become senior at 10 years old, and larger dogs are senior at 8. Finally, giant breeds are considered senior at 7 years old. 

Should I increase my senior dog’s protein intake?

Yes, for a senior dog, maintaining muscle is challenging. You should increase their protein intake to help them conserve muscle mass.

What is the leading cause of food-related illness in senior dogs?

Obesity is the most critical food-related risk that senior dogs face as their metabolism and activity levels decrease as they age. This fall means they burn fewer calories throughout the day. You must adjust their diet accordingly.