Barking Heads dog food
Barking Heads is a UK dry dog food brand built around natural recipes with a higher named-meat content than many everyday dry foods, including grain-free options within the range. We stock a selection from Barking Heads as one of the more premium dry foods, alongside the everyday and budget ranges either side of it.
- 20 products
- From £2.39
- Free delivery over £39
Ranges we stock
20 products
Barking Heads All Hounder Fat Dog Slim
A lower-fat complete dry food for dogs that need to manage their weight
£64.99
Barking Heads All Hound Golden Years Chicken
Barking Heads' senior chicken recipe for older dogs, with joint-support additions
£14.99
Barking Heads All Hound Fat Dog Slim Chicken
A lower-fat weight-control chicken kibble from Barking Heads, at 9.5% fat
£14.99
Barking Heads Big Foot Puppy Turkey
Grain-free turkey kibble for large-breed puppies, with calcium and phosphorus set for their growth
£39.99
Barking Heads All Hounder Puppy Days Turkey
Grain-free turkey puppy food with a feeding table set by weight and age, not just size
£14.99
Barking Heads All Hounder Golden Years Chicken
A joint-support chicken recipe for senior dogs, with a moderate 10% fat content
£64.99
Barking Heads Small Breed Doggylicious Duck (Formally Tiny Paws Quackers)
A grain-free complete dry food for small breed adult dogs, built on 50% duck
£14.99
Barking Heads Large Breed Bowl Lickin' Chicken ( Formally Big Food Tender Loving Care)
Barking Heads' large-breed chicken kibble with joint support, formerly sold as Big Food TLC
£64.99
Barking Heads All Hounder Fuss Pot Duck
A grain-free complete dry dog food for adults, built on 50% duck across four duck preparations
£14.99
Barking Heads Puppy Days Pouch (New Improved Recipe!)
A complete grain-free wet puppy food built on 85% chicken, fed by weight from 5kg to 30kg+
£2.39
Barking Heads Pouch Variety 6pk
A 6-pack of grain-free wet dog food pouches, two each of chicken, lamb and beef
£12.99
Barking Heads Pooched Salmon Pouch (Formally Fusspot Tins)
An 85% salmon and sardine wet dog food, previously sold as tins under a different name
£2.39
Barking Heads Golden Years Pouch
A senior-dog chicken and salmon wet food, fed as a sole diet or a topper by weight
£2.39
Barking Heads Fat Dog Slim Pouch
An 85% chicken weight-management wet dog food, lower in fat than a standard recipe
£2.39
Barking Heads Chop Lickin Lamb Pouch (Formally Bad Hair Day Tins)
An 85% grain-free lamb wet dog food, previously sold as tins under a different name
£2.39
Barking Heads Bowl Lickin' Chicken Pouch (Formally Tender Loving Care Tins)
An 85% grain-free chicken wet dog food, previously sold as tins under a different name
£2.39
Barking Heads Beef Waggington
An 85% beef wet dog food, fed as a sole diet or a topper by dog weight
£2.39
Barking Heads All Hounder Hair Necessities Salmon
A grain-free Scottish salmon recipe from Barking Heads, built for coat and skin
From£14.99
Barking Heads All Hounder Bowl Lickin Goodness Lamb
A grass-fed lamb kibble from Barking Heads' All Hounder joint-support range
From£14.99
Barking Heads All Hounder Bowl Lickin Goodness Chicken
Barking Heads' Bowl Lickin' Goodness chicken kibble, with joint support built in
From£14.99
Who Barking Heads are
Barking Heads sits toward the natural, premium end of dry dog food, with recipes emphasising a named meat as the main ingredient and fewer artificial additives than a typical everyday kibble. Several recipes across the range are grain-free, which some owners look for specifically, though grain-free isn't automatically better for every dog - it simply removes grain from the ingredient list.
A higher meat content and fewer fillers generally mean a smaller daily portion for the same size of dog compared with a lower-meat everyday food, which is worth factoring in alongside the price on the bag rather than comparing pack prices alone.
What we stock, and who it suits
We stock a selection from the wider Barking Heads range rather than the whole catalogue, and what's currently available to order is shown in the grid above. The range suits owners looking for a natural, higher-meat dry food, including a grain-free option, rather than those shopping on the tightest budget.
As with any change of food, introduce it gradually alongside whatever your dog is already eating. If your dog doesn't settle on it, or you're choosing a food because of a specific sensitivity, that's worth discussing with a vet rather than working through several bags to find out by trial and error.
Price per bag is naturally higher than an everyday dry food, which is worth weighing against the smaller daily portion a higher-meat recipe typically needs. Looking at cost per feed rather than cost per bag gives a fairer comparison against the cheaper, lower-meat food on the shelf next to it.
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