If you’ve been searching for a quality dog food that won’t break the bank, Kirkland Signature’s Oven Roasted Chicken Dog Food might be exactly what your pup needs. This is one of those Costco finds that makes membership worth every penny.
This refrigerated, moist dog food features real oven-roasted chicken as the first ingredient, which is always a good sign when you’re checking out the label. It’s grain free and labeled as “human grade” dog food. The formula is designed to provide complete and balanced nutrition for adult dogs, with a focus on protein-rich ingredients that actually resemble real food… at a price better than Fresh Pet and similar items.
Let’s be real: Kirkland Signature pet foods have built a solid reputation for offering premium quality at warehouse prices. The ingredient list reads like what you’d find in brands that cost twice as much at regular pet stores, and many dog owners report their picky eaters actually enjoy this food. The only downside? You’ll need space to store a larger bag, but that’s the Costco trade-off we all know and accept.
Bottom Line: This is a smart choice for dog owners who want quality nutrition without the premium brand price tag. Your dog gets restaurant-quality chicken flavor, and you get the peace of mind that comes with feeding them something actually nutritious—it’s a win-win for the whole family.
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This is a terrible option. I requested to copper, calcium and phosphorus levels. Copper is 128!! That’s extremely high.
They told you the copper was 128???
Hi Kristin – we haven’t been able to independently verify that specific copper number ourselves. If you want the exact nutrient analysis, it’s probably best to reach out to Costco or Kirkland directly, or check with your vet if you have concerns about your dog’s diet.
This food made our dog sick within 3 hours of eating it. Diarrhea and mucous.
Do not trust this food.
Oh no, that’s scary to hear – sorry your pup had a rough reaction. If that happens we’d definitely recommend stopping the food right away and checking in with your vet, and it’s worth reporting the issue to Costco/Kirkland too so they’re aware. Every dog can react differently to new foods, but that doesn’t make it any less stressful when it happens.