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Kibble, toppers, treats, and more—thoughtfully chosen for Boxers.
The Right Food, at the Right Price
Sustainably-sourced Alaskan Pollock & Brown Rice, formulated for easy digestion, immune support, and a healthy metabolism.
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15lb Bag for $48 - Shop NowRECOMMENDED FOR BOXERS
Our Alaskan Pollock & Brown Rice recipe helps support Boxers' unique needs, with ingredients like:
- Immune-boosting antioxidants
- Healthy fats to promote soft coats & hydrated skin
- Natural fiber blend with pre & probiotics
- Gently-cooked grains for sensitive skin & stomachs
What Boxer Parents Are Saying...
“Tank is a big healthy happy boy and he loves his food. He loves getting packages when his food arrives, he gets so excited that he wiggles from head to tail. Thank you BARK for making a wonderful product.”
–Elizabeth & Tank
“My Boxer/Bully mix Roscoe has had skin issues since we got him. After only a couple weeks [on the BARK fish formula] we noticed a complete clearing up of his skin, and his gassiness and loose poops almost disappeared!"
–Jamie & Roscoe
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Boxer Food FAQs
How much food should I feed my Boxer?
Every dog has a different sweet spot due to age, genetics, lifestyle, digestibility & quality of their food, and any health issues. Taking these into consideration, there are formulas that we and your vet use to estimate where to start. After that, the ultimate answer comes from this question: Is your dog maintaining a healthy, lean body weight? If the answer is YES, you are feeding the perfect amount! If the answer is NO (they are getting a little too skinny or too chubby), then we need to make some gradual adjustments.
How many times should a Boxer eat per day?
For most adult dogs, splitting their daily recommended kibble amount into two meals is perfect.
How do I transition my Boxer to BARK food?
To switch your Boxer's diet, we generally recommend transitioning over the course of one week, gradually phasing out the old food and introducing the new food. For the first two days, feed 25% new food and 75% old food. After that, move to 50% and 50% for two days, then 75% new food and 25% old food for two more days.
By this point, your dog should be ready to eat only their new food! If your pup tends to have a more sensitive digestive system, it's perfectly okay to make the transition even more gradual. Always monitor for any vomiting, diarrhea, or appetite changes that would indicate your dog is having trouble with the new food.