Quality Starts Here
Like you, we care about what goes into your pet’s food. We buy our own ingredients and can trace all of our natural ingredients back to their suppliers. NUTRO™ Pet Food contains no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Our formulas also contain no chicken by-product meal, corn, corn gluten meal, wheat, rice flour, soy protein. We make sure your pet gets only the best natural ingredients.
Learn More About Our Ingredients
Real Animal Proteins are the #1 Ingredient*
Meet One of Our Farmers:
Elton Kennedy
Rice farmer
Whole Grains and Fibre
- Whole grains, such as whole rolled oats and oatmeal, are nutrient-dense foods that nourish a healthy digestive system for proper nutrient absorption.
- Wholesome oatmeal is high in soluble fibre, which helps ease digestion. This makes it an ideal ingredient for pets with sensitive stomachs.
- Blending whole grains, such as whole brown rice and oatmeal, provides sustained energy for physically active pets.
- We blend fibre sources with the right protein level to help pets feel full, which can reduce their overall food intake to aid in weight management and weight loss.
The Benefits Of Natural Ingredients
Our high-quality, natural formulas are fortified with vitamins, minerals and trace nutrients. See what we include in our food to help provide complete nutrition and health benefits for your pet.
Omega-6 Fatty Acids and B Vitamins Omega-6 fatty acids (from sources such as sunflower oil, soybean oil and chicken) and B vitamins (like niacin, biotin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine and riboflavin) combine to promote healthy skin and a soft, shiny coat. |
Highly Digestible Carbohydrates Highly digestible carbohydrates, from ingredients such as whole brown rice, whole grain oatmeal or nutrient-rich potatoes, make our cat and dog food easy to digest, even for sensitive stomachs. |
DHA DHA from fish oil supports brain and vision development in puppies and kittens. |
Glucosamine and Chondroitin Glucosamine and chondroitin, from natural sources such as chicken, lamb, venison, fish and turkey meats and meat meals, help support cartilage and joint health. |
Vitamin D, Calcium and Phosphorus Vitamin D is combined with calcium and phosphorus from chicken, lamb, venison, fish and turkey meats and meat meals to promote the development of strong, healthy bones. |
An Optimal Blend of Fibres We combine the right ratio of both soluble and insoluble fibres, from sources such as whole brown rice, whole grain oatmeal and rice bran, for better nutrient absorption and to produce small, firm stool. |
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Omega-3 fatty acids, such as DHA and EPA from fish oil, and alpha-linolenic acid from soybean oil, help support central nervous system development, vision and a healthy heart. |
Advanced Antioxidants Advanced antioxidants, such as vitamin C, vitamin E or beta carotene, help maintain a healthy immune system to ensure premium nutrition for your pet. |
Ingredient & Nutrient Glossary
It's important to know the ingredients in your pet's food. See definitions for all of the ingredients we use.
USE OUR GLOSSARYOur Team Of Nutrition Experts

We take pride in providing the most advanced, natural products in the industry. Pet nutrition and health are complex subjects that can’t be taken lightly. That’s why we work with pet food experts to deliver proven pet food formulas. Our team of experts includes:
- Researchers
- Veterinarians
- Animal nutritionists
- Animal physiologists
- Food chemists
- Microbiologists
This team also includes The Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition, our fundamental science center. Their research and knowledge is vital for bringing our vision to life. The Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition is a leading scientific authority in pet nutrition and wellbeing. Since their first scientific publication almost 50 years ago, they have communicated their expertise in over 1,700 publications, including more than 600 peer-reviewed journal articles. They take pride in sharing key findings with the scientific community, especially at the highly regarded WALTHAM™ International Nutritional Sciences Symposium. In addition, researchers at The Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition collaborate with the world’s most renowned veterinary and nutritional scientists, enabling pets around the world to benefit from their work.