Every dog food brand, ranked by value.
We score 19 Australian dog food brands on the same transparent 100-point model — price per kg, ingredients, nutrition, transparency, availability and customer sentiment — then rank them by overall value. Retailer-owned and house-promoted brands are clearly labelled so you can compare like-for-like.
- 0
- Brands reviewed
- 0
- Independent brands
- 0
- Retailers tracked
- 0
- Point methodology
Reviewed by the PetReviews editorial team
Independent scoring · Updated June 2026 · Not veterinary advice
The full ranking
Sorted by overall score. For sensitive stomachs look to single-protein brands like Prime100; for everyday value compare big-bag pricing from Black Hawk and SavourLife; for clinical and prescription needs see Royal Canin and Hill's Science Diet. Low-scoring ranges read as “poor value” — worth comparing carefully on cost per day before you buy.
The brand is only half the price story.
The same bag can vary by $20+ between retailers. We review 10 Australian online pet stores on pricing, range, delivery and subscription value — so you can find the best price per kg at whichever store you prefer.
- 0
- Retailers reviewed
- 0
- House-brand ranges
- 0
- Brands cross-priced
- 0
- Point method
A transparent score out of 100
Every brand and product runs through the same six-part model. Sponsored placements never change a score.
Price per kg, cost per day, subscription discount, sale frequency and value vs similar formulas.
Named meat first, protein source quality, wholefoods, fillers, artificial colours/flavours, grain quality.
Complete & balanced claim, life-stage suitability, protein/fat levels, sensitive-stomach and vet use cases.
Clear ingredient list, country of manufacture, ownership, feeding-guide clarity, recall visibility.
Stock availability, delivery options, repeat delivery and retailer availability.
Review sentiment, repeat complaints and product consistency feedback.