Best Dog Food Delivery Services for 2024

Another fresh dog food delivery service, this popular startup was an easy pick for our list of best pet food to order online. 

Dogs have unique dietary needs and The Farmer’s Dog gets that: You wouldn’t feed a Chihuahua the same amount of dog food as you would a Newfoundland, for instance, which is why The Farmer’s Dog creates a personalized profile and diet for your dog based on breed, age, activity level, ideal weight and sensitivities. The service also makes adjustments to your dog food plan as needed. The Farmer’s Dog uses human-grade fresh ingredients to create easy, ready-to-serve meals for your dog — all you have to do for a fresh meal is open the package and let your pooch dig in.

Frequency and pricing: Choose your ideal frequency of food delivery anywhere between every week and every 2 months; $2 to $12 per day based on dog size. Farmer’s Dog is offering 20% off your first purchase, too.

It’s pretty universally accepted that fresh food is better for you than processed food and many pet owners believe the same holds true for pet food. If you prefer to feed your furry friends fresh meals, Nom Nom is the closest you can get to homemade dog food delivered to your door. The company sends you perfectly portioned, fresh pet food made from restaurant-quality ingredients and tailored to your dog’s size, age and weight, making it a solid pick as one of the best dog food delivery services for 2024. 

Nom Nom currently offers four fresh pet food recipes for dogs and two cat food options, as well as supplements and treats. Other fresh dog food companies send meals in bulk containers, which can be messy, but Nom Nom packs them individually for less fuss at mealtime.

Frequency and pricing: Weekly, biweekly or monthly deliveries; $49 to $328 per month for dogs, depending on dog size. For cats, food plans range between $245 to $256. Sign up now and you’ll save 50% on your first order.

Raw food isn’t just a trend among humans these days. Hordes of animal experts argue that raw food for dogs is the healthiest since it’s most similar to what canines evolved to eat over time. Thus, their systems are best equipped to eat, process and metabolize raw food, particularly meat. 

Maev, based in Austin, Texas, is a believer in this type of diet for dogs and curates healthy mixes of raw and flash-frozen chicken, beef, vegetables and berries to serve your four-legged friend. Serving your pup raw food is definitely more expensive than kibble, but Maev isn’t a total budget-buster — about $7 per meal for a medium-sized dog, give or take. There are plenty of canned, processed foods that cost about the same per meal, so if you’re keen on getting your dog on a super clean, raw food diet, Maev is a great option.

As a personal testimonial, I started giving Maev to my terrier mix in March. Of the few food types I’ve fed him over the years (wet food, human-grade cooked food and quality kibble) he’s never been more ravenous than he is with Maev’s raw food mix. He’s so excited about the meat, in fact, that he eats the frozen veggies and berries — something he normally would never touch — without even noticing.

Frequency and pricing: A 20-pound delivery costs $95, which breaks down to about $7 a meal for a 45-pound dog, but will vary based on your dog’s size, age and activity level. New customers get 15% off their first order.

If you’re looking for affordable dog food that’s still a cut above the kibble you’ll find in the grocery store, Pet Plate is worthy of a closer look. With plans starting at as little as $1 per day, Pet Plate offers balanced fresh dog food recipes with all the right nutrients for a good diet, designed by vets. 

The company uses USDA meat and fresh food to create precooked, preportioned meals for feeding your pup, so all pet parents have to do is open the container and plate up the food for their dog. There are four different fresh dog food recipes available — chicken, beef, turkey and lamb — and you can even heat the food up in a microwave if your dog prefers their chow warm.

Frequency and pricing: Weekly dog food plans start at just $2 to $4 per day, depending on the plan you choose and your dog’s health, age, weight and breed. Right now you can save 61% off your first order of meals and treats at checkout.

If it’s the largest selection of dog food to have delivered you’re looking for, Chewy is essentially the Amazon of pet products. This online retailer carries a huge variety of chow such as quality dry dog food, human-grade puppy eats, doggy treats and other supplies for all types of animals — not just dogs. With automatic shipments and subscriptions of your go-to pet food and supplies, there’s no more worrying about running out of kibble — or potty pads or heartworm medicine or whatever, and you’ll save 5% to 10% on select brands when you opt-in. Chewy is also known for its top-notch customer service, which is available online 24/7. If you need pet supplies of any kind, there’s a good chance it’s available on Chewy.

Frequency and pricing: Choose your own frequency; pricing depends on what products you order. Take 35% off your first order with autoship and $20 off your first order over $49.

Like Chewy, PetFlow is an online marketplace dedicated to all things pets, not just pet food. It caters to cats and dogs, and you can choose to have products, including fresh, dry or canned dog food, automatically shipped to you on a recurring schedule so that you never run low on food, treats or other supplies for Fido. Get all your favorite brands of dry food, canned food and other pet products. Plus, for every order shipped, PetFlow donates a bowl of food to animal shelters, so it’s a purchase you and your dog can feel good about.

Frequency and pricing: Choose your ideal frequency anywhere from every two to 16 weeks; the price depends on the products you choose. You can get free shipping on orders of $49 plus.

Ollie is another popular option for fresh dog food delivery that caters to your dog’s diet and individual needs. It’ll provide you with recommended doggie meals and portions based on your pup’s age, weight and health. You’ll get deliveries of four vet-formulated recipes made with fresh, human-grade meat, vegetables and supplements. Oh, and Ollie offers healthy dog treats, too.

Frequency and pricing: Weekly, biweekly or monthly; starting at less than $4 per day. Receive 50% off your first box of dog food and treats.

We know, we know. This sounds like a lot. Perhaps it is but if you’re looking to really spoil Spot at mealtime, this brand of vet-developed dog food is the way to do it. Sundays is made like jerky, using USDA meats that are dried to preserve nutrients and with no added fillers like wheat, corn, soy or gluten of any sort. At $2 per meal on the low end, it isn’t cheap, but if you subscribe for monthly shipments you’ll save 20%. Plus, you can save 20% off your order right now when you use the promo code FRESH20 at checkout.

Like to treat your pup? This monthly themed collection of toys and treats is a fun surprise for both of you. In each box, you’ll get two toys, two full-size bags of treats and a chew, all made in the US or Canada. None of the treats contain wheat, corn or soy, and if your dog has food allergies, you can choose a box that’s free of turkey, chicken and beef. Further customization is available if you chat with a customer service rep. If your dog is tough on toys, you might want to upgrade to the Super Chewer option, but in either case, another fun bonus is that the company will send your buddy a birthday present — because you truly cannot spoil your dog too much.

Frequency and pricing: Monthly delivery; $20 to $35 a month, depending on the length of the subscription.

Think of BoxDog as a subscription of fun treats and accessories for your four-legged pal. The boxes, which come every three months, contain four bins of curated, handmade dog snacks (cookies, chews and more), one vegan skincare item and two items of your choosing from a list of dog gear, gadgets and toys. Choose from a selection of squeaky rubber or plush toys, warm dog jackets or stylish bandanas. You can also buy unique dog treats and toys a la carte including dog cigars or “puparillos,” peanut butter bacon dog cookies or a doggie backpack.

Frequency and pricing: Boxes come either monthly or quarterly and start at $35 each depending on your subscription period, and you can add an extra toy or piece of dog apparel for just $10 per box.