Farm Food Dog Food Review & Ratings

We have rated 1 Farm Food product, and it scores 36/100 (Poor).

Farm Food is Dutch rather than British, which is worth saying because the UK site makes it easy to assume otherwise. The brand has sold essentially one food for decades, on the deliberate principle that a single recipe should suit dogs of all ages and all circumstances. That is an unusual position in a market built on segmentation, and it is a defensible one.

The score reflects a label built on meat meal rather than fresh named meat, with a short list and little declared in percentage terms. Our system rewards specificity and fresh named ingredients, so a recipe of this shape lands mid-table however well it performs in a bowl. Cold-pressing itself is neither rewarded nor penalised by the score - it is a manufacturing method, processed at lower temperatures than kibble, and the evidence for it being meaningfully better is thinner than the marketing around it suggests.

One food is not a range, so there is nothing here about how the brand behaves across a line-up. If you are already feeding it and your dog is doing well, the score is not a reason to change. If you are choosing, the full breakdown on the food page below shows exactly where the points went.