Nutrish Rachael Ray Chicken Recipe Wet Dog Food with Pumpkin, Peas, and Brown Rice – Wholesome Gravy Meal Supporting Immune Health and Daily Vitality
Nutrish Rachael Ray Chicken Recipe Wet Dog Food with Pumpkin, Peas, and Brown Rice – Wholesome Gravy Meal Supporting Immune Health and Daily Vitality
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Why you'll love it
- Real chicken or beef is the first ingredient with visible veggie pieces for ingredient transparency
- Gravy chunks in wet format entice picky eaters and add hydration vs. dry-only diets
- Every purchase funds animal charities through The Rachael Ray Foundation
- Natural formula with added vitamins, minerals, and the Whole Health Blend supports mind, body, and energy
- Bulk 24-can packs offer better per-can value for households with multiple dogs
- Suitable for all life stages and all breed sizes, simplifying multi-pet household decisions
Perfect for
- Complete wet meal for adult dogs and puppies of all sizes
- Topper or mix-in to enhance dry kibble palatability and hydration
- Daily feeding for senior dogs needing softer, moisture-rich food
- Bulk stocking for multi-dog homes rotating chicken and beef recipes
- Travel or boarding feeding where canned portions are convenient
Product Information
CANNED WET DOG FOOD: Contains twelve (12) 13-ounce cans of wet dog food
NATURAL DOG FOOD: Natural dog food with added vitamins, minerals and nutrients
REAL CHICKEN DOG FOOD: Made with real chicken and veggie pieces you can see
WHOLE HEALTH BLEND BENEFITS: Includes Nutrish’s Whole Health Blend which helps support a healthy mind, body, and energy level
RACHAEL RAY NUTRISH IS NOW NUTRISH: Get the nutritious recipes you love with Nutrish dog food—formerly Rachael Ray Nutrish. Plus, every purchase supports animals in need through The Rachael Ray Foundation
Product DescriptionAge Range Description: All Life Stages
Item Form: Wet
Specific Uses For Product: Nutrition
Special Ingredients: Chicken
Container Type: Can
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Allergen Information: Soy may contain
Dog Breed Size: All
Product Benefits: Supports active mind, immune health, and balanced energy
Additional Features: Supports animal charities
Recommended Uses For Product: dog meal, dog food supplement
Global Trade Identification Number: 00071190703224
Target Species: Dog
Occasion: Birthday
Number of Items: 12
Item Weight: 9.8 pounds
Ingredients
Chicken Broth, Chicken, Liver, Soy Protein Concentrate, Pumpkin, Peas, Carrots, Brown Rice, Barley, Canola Oil (Preserved With Mixed Tocopherols), Dried Eggs, Oat Fiber, Salt, Dried Brewers Yeast, Menhaden Fish Oil (Preserved With Mixed Tocopherols), Guar Gum, Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Potassium Chloride, Minerals (Zinc Proteinate, Zinc Sulfate, Ferrous Sulfate, Iron Proteinate, Copper Sulfate, Copper Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Manganese Sulfate, Manganese Proteinate, Calcium Iodate), Vitamins (L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (Source Of Vitamin C), Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Niacin, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin A Supplement, Riboflavin Supplement, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Folic Acid), Carrageenan, Thiamin Mononitrate, Vitamin E, Rosemary Extract.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Whole Health Blend in this wet food actually support my dog's immune system and energy levels?
Yes. Rachael Ray Nutrish Chunks in Gravy recipes are formulated with the Whole Health Blend, a combination of targeted ingredients designed to support active mind, immune health, and balanced energy. Combined with added vitamins, minerals, and menhaden fish oil for omega fatty acids, each serving contributes to whole-body wellness alongside complete daily nutrition.
Will feeding this gravy wet food help my picky eater stay hydrated versus dry kibble alone?
Absolutely. The chunks-in-gravy texture delivers substantially more moisture than kibble-only diets, which is especially helpful for dogs that drink less water than they should. Many pet parents use a can per day as a complete meal or mix it into kibble to boost hydration while making meals more appealing.
Is this recipe suitable as a complete daily meal for my senior dog who needs softer food?
Yes. The chunks-in-gravy format is soft, easy to chew, and moisture-rich, making it well suited for senior dogs with dental sensitivity or reduced thirst drive. It provides complete nutrition for all life stages when fed according to your vet's portion guidance.
Do the visible vegetable pieces like pumpkin and peas offer real nutritional value or are they just for looks?
The visible vegetables are functional, not decorative. Pumpkin supports digestive health, peas provide plant protein and fiber, carrots deliver beta-carotene, and brown rice plus barley offer complex carbohydrates for sustained energy. You can see and identify them, which is part of the ingredient transparency Rachael Ray Nutrish is known for.
Can I use this wet food as a daily topper to improve my dog's kibble palatability and overall wellness routine?
Yes, and it's one of the most popular ways customers use it. Adding half a can to dry kibble increases aroma, flavor, and moisture, often converting reluctant eaters. Over time this combination supports better hydration, weight management, and mealtime engagement.
I'm building a wellness-focused feeding routine for my dog. Is this a good core meal to center it around?
It works well as a core meal. With real chicken or beef as the first ingredient, the Whole Health Blend, omega fatty acids, and visible whole-food vegetables, the recipe aligns with a clean-feeding approach. Many wellness-minded owners pair it with consistent portioning and a regular feeding schedule for predictable results.
Will switching from kibble to this wet food help my dog feel fuller and more satisfied between meals?
The higher protein and moisture content typically improves satiety compared to kibble alone. Dogs fed chunks-in-gravy recipes often drink less supplemental water and stay satisfied longer. Portion control is still important, so adjust kibble amounts accordingly when adding wet food.
Does the added menhaden fish oil in this recipe actually benefit my dog's skin and coat health?
Yes. Menhaden fish oil is a reliable source of omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, which support skin moisture, coat shine, and joint comfort. Combined with the natural recipe and Whole Health Blend, it rounds out a wellness-focused daily feeding plan.
How does this chunks-in-gravy formula compare to feeding my dog homemade chicken and rice?
It offers comparable whole-food appeal with more consistent nutrition. While homemade meals can vary in vitamin and mineral content, Rachael Ray Nutrish recipes are complete and balanced with added micronutrients. You get visible chicken, pumpkin, peas, carrots, brown rice, and barley in every can without the prep time.
Is this similar in nutrition to premium fresh or refrigerated dog food brands?
It sits between standard kibble and refrigerated fresh food. You get real meat as the first ingredient and visible whole vegetables, which is closer to fresh-food quality than many shelf-stable competitors. It is not refrigerated, so it stores easily without sacrificing ingredient transparency.
Is the natural formula truly free from artificial flavors and preservatives I should worry about?
Yes. The recipe is formulated without artificial flavors or artificial preservatives, relying instead on natural ingredients and the canning process for freshness. Always review the ingredient panel for the most current formulation details.
Will my dog gain weight if I add this wet food to their current kibble routine?
Not if you adjust portions. The wet food adds calories on top of kibble, so reduce kibble by roughly the calorie equivalent of the added wet food. Many pet parents find their dogs actually feel fuller on less total volume, which can support weight management.
I follow a clean-label lifestyle for my pets. Is this recipe aligned with that philosophy?
It is designed with a clean-label approach in mind: real meat first, recognizable whole-food vegetables, no artificial flavors or preservatives, and added functional ingredients like omega-bearing menhaden fish oil. For shoppers who read labels carefully, the visible ingredients make it easy to feel confident about what is in the bowl.
How much wet food should I feed my dog per day, and how does it compare to kibble portions?
Feeding amounts depend on your dog's weight, age, activity level, and whether you are feeding wet food exclusively or as a topper. A general guideline is roughly one 13 oz can per day for every 12 to 15 pounds of body weight for an average adult dog, adjusted as needed. If mixing with kibble, reduce the kibble by about 1/4 to 1/3 cup for every half can of wet food added. Always follow the feeding chart on the package and consult your veterinarian for your dog's specific needs.
How do I transition my dog from kibble to this wet food without upsetting their stomach?
Transition gradually over 7 to 10 days. Start by replacing about 25 percent of your dog's current food with the new wet recipe, then increase the ratio by 25 percent every two to three days until the switch is complete. This slow approach allows the digestive system to adjust and reduces the risk of loose stool or refusal to eat.
How should I store unopened cans and leftover portions?
Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, such as a pantry or utility shelf. Once opened, transfer any unused portion to a sealed container, refrigerate, and use within 3 to 5 days. Do not leave opened wet food in the can, as metal can affect flavor and freshness.
Is this wet food compatible with my automatic feeder or slow-feed bowl?
Wet food is generally not compatible with gravity-style automatic feeders, which are designed for dry kibble. It works well in slow-feed bowls, lick mats, and puzzle feeders that accept soft food. For scheduled wet feeding, consider a programmable wet-food feeder with refrigeration or ice packs.
Will this recipe work for dogs with sensitivities to common allergens like chicken or beef?
Each recipe features a primary protein, so choose Chicken & Veggies or Beef & Veggies based on what your dog tolerates. The Variety pack includes both proteins, which is helpful for multi-dog homes with different sensitivities. For dogs with confirmed protein allergies, consult your veterinarian about single-protein novel options.
What is included in the case when it arrives, and do I need anything else to start feeding?
Each case ships with 12 or 24 individually sealed 13 oz cans depending on the configuration you select. You will need a can opener (though the pull-tab lid usually works by hand), a dog bowl, and a scoop or spoon for portioning. For storage, a pantry shelf or dedicated pet-supply bin keeps everything organized.
Is canned wet dog food safe for daily long-term feeding, or should it only be used occasionally?
Canned wet food like Rachael Ray Nutrish Chunks in Gravy is formulated to be complete and balanced for daily long-term feeding across all life stages. Many dog owners use it as the primary diet, while others use it as a daily topper or mix-in. Both approaches are supported by the recipe's nutritional profile.
How long does an opened can stay fresh in the refrigerator?
Once opened and transferred to a sealed container, refrigerated leftovers stay fresh for 3 to 5 days. Always check for off-odors, discoloration, or change in texture before serving, and discard anything that seems spoiled. For best results, portion only what your dog will eat at each meal.
How does wet dog food differ from semi-moist or fresh refrigerated dog food?
Wet canned food is cooked and shelf-stable, with moisture content typically around 75 to 80 percent, and requires no refrigeration until opened. Semi-moist food has a softer, chewier texture and is often sold in pouches or single-serve packages, while fresh refrigerated food is minimally processed and requires cold storage throughout its shelf life. Wet canned food offers a balance of convenience, nutrition, and palatability that works well for most households.
