Oven-Baked Tradition - Adult Fish Dry Dog Food

TL;DR: Oven-Baked Tradition Adult Fish Dry Dog Food is a grain-free, fish-led kibble slow-baked rather than extruded, made for adult dogs including large breeds. It suits owners who want a fish-based diet without corn, wheat, or soy. Available in 5 lb and 25 lb bags.

This oven-baked fish dry dog food uses chicken, fish, and lamb as its protein sources, with fish leading the recipe. The slow-baking method is used in place of high-speed extrusion, with the intent of preserving nutrients and flavour in the finished kibble.

The formula is grain-free — no corn, wheat, or soy — which makes it a practical option for households managing common grain sensitivities. It is also formulated with joint support in mind for adult dogs.

Key features

• Fish-led protein — protein sources are chicken, fish, and lamb, with fish supplying lean, digestible protein.
• Oven-baked, not extruded — a slower cooking method intended to retain nutrients and flavour.
• Grain-free recipe — contains no corn, wheat, or soy.
• Supports skin and coat condition — fish-based fats contribute to coat quality.
• Supports joint health — formulated with joint support for adult dogs.
• Two bag sizes — choose 5 lb or 25 lb depending on household size.

Specifications

Available in 5 lb for smaller households or a first trial, and 25 lb for multi-dog homes and longer feeding cycles.

Who is it for?

Oven Baked Tradition Adult Fish is built for adult dogs, including large breeds. It's a sensible match for dogs that do better on a fish-forward recipe than on poultry- or red-meat-led diets.

It also fits households that prefer to keep corn, wheat, and soy out of the bowl. If you're comparing recipes, you may also like the Oven-Baked Tradition - Adult Lamb Dry Dog Food or the Oven-Baked Tradition - Adult Large Breed Chicken Dry Dog Food. Cat in the house too? See the Oven-Baked Tradition - Adult Fish Dry Cat Food.

Feeding & use

Follow the feeding guide printed on the bag, adjusting for your dog's weight, age, and activity level. Fresh water should always be available.

Transition gradually over 7–10 days, mixing increasing amounts of the new food into your dog's current diet to give the digestive system time to adapt. Store the bag sealed in a cool, dry place to keep the kibble fresh.

How does oven-baking differ from extruded kibble?

Extruded kibble is cooked quickly under high pressure and heat; Oven Baked Tradition Fish recipes are baked more slowly instead. The stated goal of this oven-baked fish dry dog food method is better nutrient and flavour retention in the finished piece.

Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.