Dog

If you're searching for dog food near Toronto, this collection is the full Ashario Pets dog range: 571 products covering raw, kibble, freeze-dried and limited-ingredient diets, plus treats, chews and everyday supplies. Prices run from $2.42 to $44.07 CAD, so single chews and full meal programs sit side by side. Everything here ships Canada-wide, and GTA shoppers can choose same-day pickup at our North York store.

Where can I buy dog food near Toronto?

North York shoppers can order online and collect the same day, which matters most for raw and frozen formats that you'd rather not have in transit. If you're outside the GTA, the same catalogue ships across Canada. Browsing in person also helps if you want to compare bag sizes and chew textures before committing to a case.

Looking for cheap dog food near Toronto without dropping quality?

Cost per feeding matters more than the number on the package. A few ways to keep spending sensible:

• Buy the largest format your freezer or storage bin can hold, rather than single small packs.
• Use raw or freeze-dried as a topper over a complete kibble instead of a full switch.
• Pick one protein your dog does well on and stay with it, which cuts waste from trial bags.
• Choose chews that last, like RedBarn cow ears and collagen sticks, over handfuls of soft treats.

Raw, kibble or freeze-dried: which suits your dog?

Raw diets are the most-ordered items in this collection. Raw Performance leads it, with single-protein options such as Pure Beef, Pure Salmon, Pure Duck and Pure Rabbit, plus gourmet recipes in beef, turkey and chicken. Single-protein formulas suit dogs you're trialling for protein sensitivities; gourmet blends suit dogs already eating raw comfortably.

Raw Performance Gourmet Beef is a reasonable starting point for most adult dogs on a common protein, while Performance Blend comes in 1, 2 and 4 lb sizes if you want to test a smaller quantity first. Raw needs freezer space and thaw planning; kibble and freeze-dried do not, which makes them easier for travel, boarding or shared feeding duties.

Transitioning food

Change food gradually over about a week, mixing a rising proportion of the new diet into the old. Keep notes on stool quality, coat and energy, and talk to your veterinarian before any change if your dog has a diagnosed condition.