Wilsons Working Dog Cold Pressed Dog Food Beef

For dogs who work as hard as you do, Wilsons Working Dog Cold Pressed Food delivers the sustained energy and premium nutrition active dogs need. While most dry foods are cooked at high temperatures, this is gently cold-pressed at low heat to lock in nutrients and natural flavours. The result is highly digestible, nutrient-rich food that's easier on sensitive tummies than traditional kibble.

This recipe combines tasty beef with sweet potato and urinary-supporting cranberries, creating the perfect nutritional powerhouse for working or active dogs.

Muscle-supporting protein - Quality beef provides essential amino acids for strength and recovery.

Energy that lasts - Healthy carbohydrates fuel endurance throughout the workday.

Gentle cold-press process - The gentle, low-temperature method preserves up to 30% more nutrients compared to traditional kibble.

Complete working dog nutrition - Formulated with vitamins and minerals for active breeds.

Grain-Free.

To keep your dog at their ideal weight and in optimal health, follow the recommended daily feeding amounts below. Adjust as needed based on your dog’s age, activity level, and metabolism.

                                                           Daily Amount based on Activity Level (g per day)

These are guidelines only, individual needs may vary. Always ensure fresh water is available.

How to Transition to Cold Pressed

Switching your dog’s diet gradually helps prevent digestive upset. Follow this 7-day plan:

Days 1–3:
Introduce cold pressed as a treat, gradually increasing the amount (no more than 25% of their daily intake). If your dog is on a strict diet, slightly reduce their old food to balance calories.

Days 4–6:
Replace their breakfast with cold pressed (half their daily portion), while still feeding their old food for dinner.

Day 7-9:
Feed 75% of daily intake as cold pressed, make up the rest with their old food. 

Day 9+:
Fully transition to 100% cold pressed.

For dogs with sensitive stomachs, extend each phase by 2–3 days for a gentler adjustment.