FAQ

Rachael Ray Nutrish dog food is generally rated between 4.3 and 4.5 out of 5 stars by customers, positioning it as a well-regarded mid-tier brand with mixed consumer feedback.

No, Rachael Ray Nutrish dog food is not currently under an FDA warning.

There is no definitive 'number one' healthiest dog food, but Rachael Ray Nutrish offers complete and balanced recipes with real animal proteins and essential nutrients.

Rachael Ray Nutrish dog food is generally considered a complete and balanced option that meets AAFCO standards, but opinions on its healthiness vary based on individual ingredients, recipes, and how a particular dog reacts to them.

Rachael Ray Nutrish offers complete and balanced dog foods with real animal proteins, but dogs' reactions vary and some experience digestive issues or allergies.

With prompt and appropriate treatment, hot spots on dogs typically heal within 3 to 7 days, although more severe cases may take longer depending on the underlying cause.

Hot spots on dogs rarely go away on their own; they typically worsen without treatment and require veterinary intervention to heal properly and address the underlying cause.

Hot spots on dogs can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on severity and how quickly treatment is initiated.

No, hot spots on dogs generally do not go away on their own and often worsen without appropriate treatment.

With prompt and appropriate treatment, hot spots on dogs typically heal within 3 to 7 days, although more severe cases may take longer depending on the underlying cause.