Open Farm dog food rolls out at PetSmart stores

What happened

Open Farm announced on June 8, 2026, that its foods were rolling out to nearly 1,700 PetSmart stores across the United States and Canada, as well as online. The company said the partnership would bring its recipes to more than 9,500 retail locations in North America. PetSmart's site now lists Open Farm dog foods, confirming that the brand is available through the retailer.

For someone already feeding Open Farm, the practical change is another place to look for a familiar recipe. The announcement does not identify a new food or a change to an existing formula.

What is available

The announced range includes dry food, wet food, freshly crafted meals, freeze-dried raw food, treats and supplements. PetSmart's dog listings show several kinds of food, including with-grain and grain-free kibble, RawMix, wet food and freeze-dried options. They also show recipes labeled for puppies, adults and seniors.

That range does not mean every recipe or bag size is stocked at every store. The release gives a store count for the rollout, but no store-by-store inventory. Availability of a particular food is unclear until you check the local listing or shelf.

What it means for your dog's bowl

If your dog does well on a particular Open Farm food, match the full recipe name before picking up a bag elsewhere. Similar-looking bags can have different proteins, grain choices or intended life stages. For example, PetSmart lists both with-grain and grain-free salmon dry foods. Those are distinct recipes, even though the main protein and brand name match.

Our reviews can help you compare Open Farm recipes by their labels. This retail expansion alone tells us nothing about a food's ingredient quality or whether its formula has changed.

What to check on the bag

Read the ingredient list and nutritional adequacy statement on the specific package in your hand. Confirm that its life stage fits your dog, and compare the guaranteed analysis and calories per cup or can with the food you currently feed. Check the feeding directions too, since portions may differ between formats and recipes.

If you are replacing one recipe with another, treat it as a food change even when both carry the Open Farm name. The PetSmart listing can help you locate a product, but the package is the place to verify exactly what you are feeding.