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Open Farm Icelandic Cod & Arctic Char Wet Dog Food - 7 oz
SKU:
2172950
UPC:
683547120914
$2.99
- Silky mousse texture is easy to lap up, mix into kibble, or spread over a picky eater's bowl.
- Wild-caught Icelandic cod and farmed arctic char deliver protein plus omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.
- Grain-free, with no carrageenan, corn, wheat, soy, or artificial flavors or preservatives in the can.
- Works as a complete meal for adult and senior dogs or as a flavorful topper.
Open Farm Icelandic Cod & Arctic Char Wet Dog Food is a grain-free canned dog food with a smooth, silky mousse texture, made from wild-caught Icelandic cod, farmed Icelandic arctic char, potatoes, and non-GMO cranberries. The fish brings real protein along with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and the recipe leaves out carrageenan, corn, wheat, soy, and artificial flavors and preservatives. That short, recognizable ingredient list appeals to owners of dogs with food sensitivities who want a limited-ingredient fish recipe. The cod is certified by the Marine Stewardship Council and the arctic char by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council. The char is raised on land in fresh water at lower stocking densities with no added antibiotics. The food is made with human-grade ingredients in a human-grade facility, and Open Farm traces where each ingredient comes from. It is formulated for adult maintenance, so you can feed it as a complete wet meal for adult and senior dogs. You can also spoon some over dry food to add moisture and fresh fish flavor to a bowl your dog has started to ignore. The mousse is soft enough for older dogs and easy to mix into kibble. The easy-open pull-tab can is recyclable. It's a thoughtful choice for anyone who wants a fish-based wet food that is sustainably sourced and simply made.
Ingredients & Nutrition
The recipe is built on fish first, with a handful of whole-food ingredients and a complete vitamin and mineral pack to round it out.
- Main ingredients: cod, cod broth, potatoes, arctic char, cranberries, and sunflower oil
- Minerals: potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, and supplemental zinc, iron, selenium, copper, and manganese
- Vitamins and nutrients: choline chloride, vitamin A, vitamin E, niacin, folic acid, D-calcium pantothenate, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, vitamin B12, and pyridoxine hydrochloride
- Made without: grains, carrageenan, corn, wheat, soy, and artificial flavors or preservatives
Cod and arctic char supply the protein and the omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Potatoes stand in for grains, and cranberries add a touch of fruit. The recipe contains two fish proteins, cod and arctic char, so keep that in mind if your dog needs a single-protein diet.
Guaranteed Analysis
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 6% minimum |
| Crude Fat | 1.5% minimum |
| Crude Fiber | 2% maximum |
| Moisture | 78% maximum |
| Calories (ME) | 900 kcal/kg; 178 kcal per can |
| Net Weight | 7 oz |
| Life Stage | Adult maintenance; suitable for adult and senior dogs |
| Texture | Silky mousse |
The recipe is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance. That makes it complete and balanced for adult dogs, whether you feed it on its own or alongside dry food.
Feeding Guide
As a complete meal: Feed one can daily for every 8 lb of body weight. For example, a 16 lb dog would get about two cans a day, split across meals.
Mixed with dry food: Cut your dog's dry food by 1/3 cup for every 3.5 oz of wet food you add. That's roughly half a can, so the total calories stay on target.
These amounts are starting points. Activity level, age, environment, and breed all change how much a dog needs, so watch your dog's weight and condition over the first few weeks and adjust. When switching foods, mix the new recipe in gradually over several days so your dog's stomach can adjust. Always keep clean, fresh drinking water available.
Sourcing & Sustainability
Both fish come from Iceland, and each carries a well-known seafood certification:
- Icelandic cod: wild-caught and certified by the Marine Stewardship Council for sustainable fishing
- Icelandic arctic char: responsibly farmed and certified by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council
- Land-based farming: the char is raised in fresh water at lower stocking densities, with no added antibiotics
- Human-grade: made with human-grade ingredients in a human-grade facility
- Traceability: Open Farm shares where its ingredients come from, so you know what's going into the bowl
- Packaging: the pull-tab can is recyclable; follow the recycling instructions printed on the packaging
Texture & Serving Tips
This recipe is a smooth, silky mousse rather than chunks in gravy. That makes it easy for seniors and small dogs to eat. It also blends evenly into kibble, so picky eaters can't pick around it.
- Serve at room temperature for the best aroma and appeal.
- As a topper, spread a spoonful or two over dry food and stir it in.
- Cover and refrigerate any unused portion right after serving.
- Let refrigerated leftovers come up to room temperature before the next meal.
- Rinse the empty can before recycling it.
Common Questions
Can it be fed to puppies?
It is formulated for adult maintenance, and the feeding guidance covers adult and senior dogs. For a growing puppy, choose a food formulated for growth.
Does it contain grains or carrageenan?
The recipe is grain-free and made without carrageenan, corn, wheat, or soy. Potatoes are the main carbohydrate.
Is it a good fit for dogs with food sensitivities?
The short, limited-ingredient recipe appeals to many owners of sensitive dogs. It is not a prescription allergy diet, though, and it contains both cod and arctic char.
How should I store leftovers?
Cover the opened can and keep it in the refrigerator, then let the food come back to room temperature before serving.
Can I use it as a topper instead of a full meal?
It works well either way. When you add it to dry food, reduce the kibble by 1/3 cup for every 3.5 oz of wet food.
- Silky mousse texture is easy to lap up, mix into kibble, or spread over a picky eater's bowl.
- Wild-caught Icelandic cod and farmed arctic char deliver protein plus omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.
- Grain-free, with no carrageenan, corn, wheat, soy, or artificial flavors or preservatives in the can.
- Works as a complete meal for adult and senior dogs or as a flavorful topper.
Open Farm Icelandic Cod & Arctic Char Wet Dog Food is a grain-free canned dog food with a smooth, silky mousse texture, made from wild-caught Icelandic cod, farmed Icelandic arctic char, potatoes, and non-GMO cranberries. The fish brings real protein along with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and the recipe leaves out carrageenan, corn, wheat, soy, and artificial flavors and preservatives. That short, recognizable ingredient list appeals to owners of dogs with food sensitivities who want a limited-ingredient fish recipe. The cod is certified by the Marine Stewardship Council and the arctic char by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council. The char is raised on land in fresh water at lower stocking densities with no added antibiotics. The food is made with human-grade ingredients in a human-grade facility, and Open Farm traces where each ingredient comes from. It is formulated for adult maintenance, so you can feed it as a complete wet meal for adult and senior dogs. You can also spoon some over dry food to add moisture and fresh fish flavor to a bowl your dog has started to ignore. The mousse is soft enough for older dogs and easy to mix into kibble. The easy-open pull-tab can is recyclable. It's a thoughtful choice for anyone who wants a fish-based wet food that is sustainably sourced and simply made.
Ingredients & Nutrition
The recipe is built on fish first, with a handful of whole-food ingredients and a complete vitamin and mineral pack to round it out.
- Main ingredients: cod, cod broth, potatoes, arctic char, cranberries, and sunflower oil
- Minerals: potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, and supplemental zinc, iron, selenium, copper, and manganese
- Vitamins and nutrients: choline chloride, vitamin A, vitamin E, niacin, folic acid, D-calcium pantothenate, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, vitamin B12, and pyridoxine hydrochloride
- Made without: grains, carrageenan, corn, wheat, soy, and artificial flavors or preservatives
Cod and arctic char supply the protein and the omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Potatoes stand in for grains, and cranberries add a touch of fruit. The recipe contains two fish proteins, cod and arctic char, so keep that in mind if your dog needs a single-protein diet.
Guaranteed Analysis
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 6% minimum |
| Crude Fat | 1.5% minimum |
| Crude Fiber | 2% maximum |
| Moisture | 78% maximum |
| Calories (ME) | 900 kcal/kg; 178 kcal per can |
| Net Weight | 7 oz |
| Life Stage | Adult maintenance; suitable for adult and senior dogs |
| Texture | Silky mousse |
The recipe is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance. That makes it complete and balanced for adult dogs, whether you feed it on its own or alongside dry food.
Feeding Guide
As a complete meal: Feed one can daily for every 8 lb of body weight. For example, a 16 lb dog would get about two cans a day, split across meals.
Mixed with dry food: Cut your dog's dry food by 1/3 cup for every 3.5 oz of wet food you add. That's roughly half a can, so the total calories stay on target.
These amounts are starting points. Activity level, age, environment, and breed all change how much a dog needs, so watch your dog's weight and condition over the first few weeks and adjust. When switching foods, mix the new recipe in gradually over several days so your dog's stomach can adjust. Always keep clean, fresh drinking water available.
Sourcing & Sustainability
Both fish come from Iceland, and each carries a well-known seafood certification:
- Icelandic cod: wild-caught and certified by the Marine Stewardship Council for sustainable fishing
- Icelandic arctic char: responsibly farmed and certified by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council
- Land-based farming: the char is raised in fresh water at lower stocking densities, with no added antibiotics
- Human-grade: made with human-grade ingredients in a human-grade facility
- Traceability: Open Farm shares where its ingredients come from, so you know what's going into the bowl
- Packaging: the pull-tab can is recyclable; follow the recycling instructions printed on the packaging
Texture & Serving Tips
This recipe is a smooth, silky mousse rather than chunks in gravy. That makes it easy for seniors and small dogs to eat. It also blends evenly into kibble, so picky eaters can't pick around it.
- Serve at room temperature for the best aroma and appeal.
- As a topper, spread a spoonful or two over dry food and stir it in.
- Cover and refrigerate any unused portion right after serving.
- Let refrigerated leftovers come up to room temperature before the next meal.
- Rinse the empty can before recycling it.
Common Questions
Can it be fed to puppies?
It is formulated for adult maintenance, and the feeding guidance covers adult and senior dogs. For a growing puppy, choose a food formulated for growth.
Does it contain grains or carrageenan?
The recipe is grain-free and made without carrageenan, corn, wheat, or soy. Potatoes are the main carbohydrate.
Is it a good fit for dogs with food sensitivities?
The short, limited-ingredient recipe appeals to many owners of sensitive dogs. It is not a prescription allergy diet, though, and it contains both cod and arctic char.
How should I store leftovers?
Cover the opened can and keep it in the refrigerator, then let the food come back to room temperature before serving.
Can I use it as a topper instead of a full meal?
It works well either way. When you add it to dry food, reduce the kibble by 1/3 cup for every 3.5 oz of wet food.
