FAQ

Yes, it's generally okay to mix dry and wet dog food, but the overall quality of both types must be considered to ensure balanced nutrition and safety.

Veterinarians generally recommend high-quality, reputable dog food brands such as Royal Canin, Hill’s Science Diet, and Purina Pro Plan over budget options like Ol’ Roy.

Yes, it is generally okay to mix dry and wet dog food as long as the combined nutrition meets your dog’s needs and the ingredients are of acceptable quality.

Ol’ Roy is not considered a vet-recommended dog food brand due to its low-quality ingredients and safety concerns.

Ol’ Roy dog food is manufactured for Walmart, primarily by Doane Pet Care, a division of Mars, Inc.

Ol’ Roy dog food is often considered one of the most unhealthy options for dogs due to its use of low-quality ingredients, poor nutrient bioavailability, and recurring safety concerns.

Ol’ Roy dog food, sold at Walmart, faces criticism for low-quality ingredients, poor digestibility, safety concerns including recalls, and negative health reports from pet owners.

The healthiest dog food is one made with high-quality, whole meat ingredients, digestible nutrients, and without artificial additives or low-grade by-products—unlike Ol’ Roy.

Ol' Roy dog food is considered low quality due to its inexpensive ingredients, poor digestibility, and recurring safety concerns. Most veterinarians and experts recommend choosing a higher-quality diet for optimal canine health.

Yes, rice can be good for dogs when cooked and served plain in moderation.