Open Farm - Grain Free Farmer's Table Pork Dry Dog Food

TL;DR: Open Farm Grain Free Farmer's Table Pork is a grain-free dry dog food built around pork as the featured animal protein, paired with non-GMO fruits and vegetables. It's a complete and balanced kibble in 4 lb and 22 lb bags, made for adult dogs whose owners want a grain-free diet or a change from chicken- and beef-based recipes.

This recipe skips corn, wheat and soy, leaning on pork plus non-GMO produce for a meat-forward kibble. It's a straightforward pick if you rotate proteins or are moving your dog away from the more common poultry formulas.

What makes this Open Farm pork recipe different?

Pork leads the recipe, and the three most common grain fillers — corn, wheat and soy — are left out entirely. The formula also draws on non-GMO fruits and vegetables, so the ingredient deck stays clean without unnecessary additions.

Because Open Farm Farmer's Table Pork Grain Free Dry Dog Food is complete and balanced, it works as a stand-alone daily diet rather than a topper or supplement.

Key features

• Pork as the featured animal protein
• Grain-free recipe — no corn, wheat or soy
• Non-GMO fruits and vegetables
• Complete and balanced dry kibble for daily feeding
• Available in two bag sizes: 4 lb and 22 lb

Specifications

Who is it for?

This is a fit for dogs whose owners prefer a grain-free diet, and for dogs who do better on pork than on chicken or beef. Choose from a 4 lb or 22 lb bag: the 4 lb size suits small households or trialling a new protein, while the 22 lb bag is the more economical choice for medium and large dogs on a steady feeding plan.

If you're building a protein rotation, you may also like the Open Farm - Grain Free Open Prairie RawMix Dry Dog Food or the Open Farm - Grain Free Homestead Turkey & Chicken Dry Dog Food. In a multi-pet household, cat owners often pair it with the Open Farm - Grain Free Kitten RawMix Dry Cat Food.

How much should you feed?

Follow the feeding chart printed on the bag, using your dog's current weight and activity level as the starting point, and keep fresh water available at all times. Adjust portions gradually based on body condition rather than changing amounts abruptly.

Feeding & use

When switching from another food, transition over 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts of the new kibble with the old — a gradual changeover supports digestive comfort. Store the bag sealed in a cool, dry place to protect the kibble's freshness and flavour.

If you like variety at mealtimes, many owners use this kibble as the base and add a topper, or keep Open Farm pork dog treats on hand for training rewards.

Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.