What We Feed Them Matters
Welcome to Petco Nutrition. Here you'll find valuable tools, information and savings to help you and your pet thrive.
A Commitment to Nutrition
For over 50 years, we've worked hard to offer your pet the right food. That's why our hand-picked selection only includes options that will help you and your pet enjoy a happier, fuller life together.
There's Power in Whole Ingredients
Protein-first, antioxidant and vitamin-rich foods support the life you want for your pets.
There's a Difference
Because some ingredients can be harmful to pets, we carefully select the brands offered on our shelves.
There's No Risk
Your pet should crave dinnertime—so if a food doesn't suit their taste, no problem, just bring it back.
Dog
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All About Feeding Your Dog
Find out what to know about feeding your dog: how much, how often and which food is best for them.
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Grain-Free Diets for Dogs: What You Need to Know
Read up on the health benefits of grain-free dog foods and find out if a limited ingredient diet is right for you pet.
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Puppy Feeding Guidelines
Learn the ins and outs of setting a puppy food feeding schedule for your new pet.
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Cat
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People Treats That Can Be Tasty Pet Treats
Wondering if those human treats you love are good for your pet too? Petco has the answers.
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Natural, Organic and Holistic Pet Food
Discover the differences in natural pet food formulas and which might be the best fit for your pet.
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How to Transition Your Dog or Cat to a New Food
Switching to a new dog or cat food? Check out these tips for a smooth transition.
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Dog Fast Facts
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Feeding table scraps to your dog can lead to obesity.
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Dry or irritated skin can be a sign of a diet deficiency or an allergy to a certain food.
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Chocolate, onions, macadamia nuts, grapes, raisins, and raw meats can be toxic to your dog.
Cat Fast Facts
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You can switch your kitten to adult cat food at age one.
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Cats are carnivores and should not be fed a vegetarian diet.
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Adult cats need less protein and fat, and fewer calories than kittens.