Medium Breed Dog Food

Medium Breed Dog Food

Medium breed dogs are the perfect all-rounders — active, intelligent and always ready for their next adventure. To keep them at their best, they need food that supports their unique needs. Our selection of medium breed dog food is designed to deliver the right balance of protein, fats and nutrients to keep them thriving.

Here, you’ll find trusted options like Advance dog food, developed to support everything from strong muscles to a shiny coat. Whether you’re after dry kibble, wet meals or a specialised formula for sensitive stomachs, our range makes it easy to choose the perfect match. Many recipes also include antioxidants and essential fatty acids to support immune health and mobility — ideal for active, everyday dogs.

We stock premium brands that know medium breed dogs need tailored nutrition — not a one-size-fits-all approach. If you’re exploring a more targeted diet, you might also like to check out our grain free dog food or wet dog food collections. Don’t forget to pick up a new dog food and water bowl to complete your pup’s mealtime setup.

From border collies and beagles to staffies and kelpies, we’ve got food options that will help your best mate live a happy, healthy life.

What is medium breed dog food?

Medium breed dog food is specifically formulated to meet the energy, size and nutritional needs of dogs weighing between about 10 to 25 kilograms.

When should I switch my puppy to medium breed adult dog food?

Most medium breed puppies can transition to adult dog food around 12 months of age, but it’s best to check with your vet based on your dog's growth and breed.

How often should I feed my medium breed dog?

Most medium dogs do well with two meals a day, but always check the feeding guidelines and adjust based on your dog's age, activity level and health.

Should I switch to grain free dog food for my medium dog?

If your dog has grain sensitivities or allergies, grain free options can be a great choice. Otherwise, grains can provide valuable nutrients and fibre.

Always consult your veterinarian before making any changes to your pet’s diet, especially if they have existing health conditions or special dietary needs. Your vet can help determine the best nutritional plan to support your pet’s individual health and wellbeing.