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Dog & Cat Dental Treats - For all Life Stages Why Dental? Pets’ teeth can suffer from tartar build-up, which may also contribute to bad breath. This recipe has been formulated to help reduce tartar build-up and promote good oral health.

Cats possess a biological need for animal protein. Descended from the Near Eastern wildcat, they have evolved to require a diet that is rich in animal ingredients, in order to maintain peak health. 

Dog & Cat Digestive Treats - For all Life Stages Why Digestive? Good digestion is crucial for a pet’s health so they can obtain all the nutrients they need from their food. This recipe has been formulated to help promote healthy gut movement and support the growth of good bacteria, both of...

All cats anatomically require a diet rich in whole animal ingredients. ORIJEN Six Fish is brimming with meat, organs, and bone from fresh pilchard, hake, mackerel, flounder, rockfish, and sole, wild-caught from Canada’s Pacific and delivered to our kitchen.

Dog & Cat Immune Treats - For all Life Stages Why Immune? As pets are living longer, owners want to do all they can to maintain their pets’ health and well-being. This recipe has been formulated to help support the immune system and promote overall health and well-being.

Your cat is an obligate carnivore, requiring protein from whole animal ingredients to meet their nutritional needs. ORIJEN Regional Red mimics the diet your cat would forage for in nature, including the meat, organs, cartilage, and bone from ranch-raised meats.

Dog & Cat Skin & Coat Treat - For all Life Stages Why Skin & Coat? The skin and coat form the single largest organ of a pet’s body and is the first protective barrier from the outside. This recipe has been formulated to help support healthy skin & a shiny coat.

A dog’s skin and coat condition and appearance serve as immediate indicators of its overall health and well-being. Canine dermatological disorders have been recognised by veterinary surgeons as a major issue in small animal practice, with an estimated 15-30% of the dog population worldwide...