In this article:
- What should I feed my Irish wolfhound?
- Is The Farmer’s Dog a good food for Irish wolfhounds?
- Is The Farmer’s Dog good for weight maintenance in Irish wolfhounds?
- Is The Farmer’s Dog good for joint health in Irish wolfhounds?
- Is The Farmer’s Dog good for digestion in Irish wolfhounds?
- How can I sign my Irish wolfhound up for The Farmer’s Dog?
The tallest of all breeds, Irish wolfhounds may intimidate with their size, and started out as hunting dogs. But the stately sighthounds’ commonly calm demeanor makes them excellent companion dogs, too. Irish wolfhounds are believed to date back at least to ancient Rome—a letter dated 391 AD from a Roman consul thanked his brother for the gift of “Irish dogs.” This dog also stars in the folktale “Gelert,” which is about a valiant Irish hound gifted to the Prince of Wales in 1210 who protects his infant son from a wolf.
Along with daily exercise, regular vet care, and plenty of love and affection, feeding a healthy diet is one of the most important ways you can take good care of your Irish wolfhound. Here are the details.
What should I feed my Irish wolfhound?
To keep your Irish wolfhound in good health, feed them appropriate portions of a food that’s complete and balanced for their needs according to AAFCO standards.
A diet of real food for your Irish wolfhound contributes to a healthy, active life.

Is The Farmer’s Dog a good food for Irish wolfhounds?
The Farmer’s Dog makes real, human-grade food that’s gently cooked to retain nutrients and pre-portioned to help maintain a healthy weight. All of this makes us a good choice for Irish wolfhounds.
Is The Farmer’s Dog good for weight maintenance in Irish wolfhounds?
It’s critically important to avoid overfeeding any dog, big or small. Being overweight can increase your Irish wolfhound’s risk of developing a host of diseases like arthritis, diabetes, and even cancer. A fresh-food plan tailored to your dog’s needs, and delivered in pre-portioned packs, makes weight maintenance easier.

Is The Farmer’s Dog good for joint health in Irish wolfhounds?
Irish wolfhounds are prone to joint issues, including osteochondrosis, hip and elbow dysplasia, rear-end weakness, and other mobility challenges that can be exacerbated by weight gain. Maintaining a lean body condition can help.
Is The Farmer’s Dog good for digestion in Irish wolfhounds?
Our fresh food is clinically proven to be highly digestible—and fresh, gently cooked food is more digestible than typical kibble. Another hallmark of a digestible diet is what we call “high-quality poops.” And our internal digestibility studies show that dogs eating The Farmer’s Dog produce smaller poops than they did before.
How can I sign my Irish wolfhound up for The Farmer’s Dog?
It’s easy to start your Irish wolfhound on real, human-grade food from The Farmer’s Dog. Here’s how it works.
- Tell us about your dog. Our plans are tailored for your dog’s needs, based on their age, weight, activity level, body condition, and other factors.
- Choose your recipes. Pick the recipes and format that work best for your dog, and wait for your trial box to arrive (and the dinnertime dancing to commence).
- Get your trial box. Your trial contains up to two weeks of food, so you can get a proper taste of how it’s working for your dog before your first full order ships.
- Keep feeding real food. Once you’ve had a chance to try (and love) it, we’ll keep sending perfectly timed deliveries of healthy, pre-portioned food.
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