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Proteins are important to dogs of all ages. They’re necessary for supporting growth, development, and the immune system. Protein requirements vary by the breed and life stage of your pet. Dogs with specific health conditions, such as those that are pregnant, nursing, or debilitated may also require more protein in their diet. At Petco you can find high protein dog food from top brands like Merrick, Blue Buffalo, Wellness, Purina Pro Plan, Instinct, and more. Consult your veterinarian before adopting a high protein diet for your dog, especially if your furry companion has an existing health condition. Once you’ve decided on the right high protein food for your dog, sign up for Petco’s Repeat Delivery to get free shipping and exclusive savings.
The amount of food to feed your puppy depends on their breed, size, age and expected weight when they're fully grown. We recommend reviewing the label on their puppy food, and discussing this with your veterinarian at your puppy's first check-up.
There are high protein dog foods made specifically for puppies. That said, you should consult your veterinarian to determine the most appropriate diet for your pet.
High Protein Dog Food
High Protein Cat Food
Premium Dog Food
High Protein And Low Carb Dog Food
High Protein Small Breed Dog Foods
Dog Protein Food
High Fiber Dog Food
High Protein Chicken Food For Puppies
Protein Puppy Foods
Best Dog Food
Best Low Protein Dog Food
Best High Calorie Dog Food
Hydrolyzed Protein Dog Food
Large Breed Dog Food
High Energy Dog Food
Dry Dog Food
Best Chicken Dog Food
Senior Dog Food
Large Breed Puppy Food
Advanced Health Dog Foods
Purina Pro Plan High Protein Dog Food
Blue Buffalo High Protein Dog Food
Instinct High Protein Dog Food
Purina ONE High Protein Dog Food
ORIJEN High Protein Dog Food
ACANA High Protein Dog Food
Wellness High Protein Dog Food
Taste of the Wild High Protein Dog Food
Purina Pro Plan Dog Food
Gentle Giants High Protein Dog Food
Merrick High Protein Dog Food
Stella & Chewy's High Protein Dog Food
Purina Pro Plan Dry Dog Food
Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diet Dog Food
Instinct Premium Dog Food
Purina Pro Plan Senior Dog Food
Blue Buffalo High Protein Cat Food
Eukanuba Dog Food
Purina Pro Plan Large Breed Dog Food
Purina Pro Plan Small Breed Dog Food
I am going to switch my puppy to Purina pro plan savor puppy food is it a good food for him?
Hi! I am considering changing Addy’s food over to Taste of the Wild High Prairee puppy food. It’s grain free and has lean proteins and a 28% protein content. Currently she is on Blue Buffalo large breed puppy food that has whole grains. She is experience soft stool in the evening. I believe this may be from her food? Blue Buffalo is chicken based, and she does drink lots of water. She just had a vet appt, no presence of parasites in her stool. Any recommendations?
Hi when feed a giant dog breeds what should the Protein level be Fat % Calcium % be for like Caucasian. Mountain dogs or mastiff.
which foods are best for dog with allergies and an enlarged heart
What would be the best wet dog food for her weighing 3.3 lbs. 4 years and has Periodontal desease? And can I purchase at Petco or Petsmart? Thank you
RE: DOG FOOD My dog is eating Hill's science diet 7+ Active Longevity Small Bites (chicken meal, rice & Barley recipe) for years. But I found out Hill's is recalling their dog foods recently and I am worrying the dog food my dog eating now also have the problems. Should I change other brands OR I cook chicken breast with carrot and broccoli for her instead? or other foods you recommend? She had pancreatitis 2 times and consulted the vet and was told she cannot eat too much oily food.
Is Purina pro plan a good food for French bulldogs? Lou is on royan canin gastrointestinal low fat after a case of colitis. It’s time to transition him to something else and I’m looking to change his food. He would only eat pure balance wet food after his ivdd surgery but I don’t think it’s the best and it’s sometimes hard to find. Any advice
What's the best kind of dog food for my french bulldog puppy?
What's the best animal protein for dogs with sensitive stomachs? Salmon, beef, duck, etc? (I was told no chicken because of Jack's past liver issue). I always hear limited ingredient foods are good but are they balanced and have all the nutrients dogs need?
Hi, I just transitioned Luke from puppy to adult food as per a vet on here. I did this as he was refusing to eat his puppy kibble. I fear though that he is tired of chicken as I continued the same protein with the adult food and he is not thrilled with the adult food either. Should I try a new protein at this point? What do you suggest?
My dog rarely eats dog food and I have to give her bones and meat. Is there a specific type of food I should buy her?
I have a 3 1/2 year old German Shepard. What would you recommend for his daily food?