Open Farm Ancient Grains Dry Dog Food, Harvest Chicken - Protein Rich
Open Farm Ancient Grains Dry Dog Food, Harvest Chicken - Protein Rich
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In this review the reviewer looks at Open Farm Ancient Grains Dry Dog Food, Harvest Chicken, and finds it best for owners seeking a grain-inclusive, highly digestible formula with a clear ingredient story. The single biggest reason to buy is its emphasis on mostly animal protein combined with unrefined ancient grains like oats and quinoa, which deliver protein, fiber and micronutrients while avoiding peas, potatoes and legumes. The recipe is presented as traceable and transparent, so shoppers who prioritize ingredient sourcing will appreciate the documented origins and third-party certifications.
Key Features
- High animal protein: A formula focused on animal protein to support muscle maintenance and overall energy in adult and senior dogs.
- Ancient grains blend: Oats and quinoa add digestible carbohydrates and fiber that are gentler for sensitive stomachs than some starch alternatives.
- Non-GMO fruits and veggies: Pumpkin and other produce provide vitamins, minerals and natural fiber without artificial additives.
- No peas, potatoes or legumes: The recipe avoids those ingredients, which can benefit dogs with legume or potato sensitivities.
- Traceable sourcing: Every ingredient can be traced to its geographic origin and many are third-party certified for added transparency.
- Designed for digestion: The mix of wholesome ingredients aims to be highly digestible and suitable for less active or senior dogs.
Who It's For
This food is a good match for pet owners who want a complete, grain-inclusive kibble made with humanely raised chicken and a focus on ingredient traceability. It fits well for senior dogs or adults with mild sensitivities to legumes or potatoes, and for families that prefer non-GMO fruits and vegetables in the recipe.
Owners of very active working dogs who need extremely high calorie density or those whose dogs refuse novel kibbles should consider other formulas; some customers reported mixed results with eatability and occasional digestive variability, so introduction should be gradual and monitored.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- High proportion of animal protein supports muscle health and overall nutrition.
- Ancient grains and pumpkin offer fiber and micronutrients that can aid digestion.
- Traceable, third-party vetted ingredients give transparency and peace of mind.
Cons
- Some dogs gave mixed feedback on eatability and a minority experienced digestive upset, so results can vary by pet.
Specifications
| Brand | Open Farm |
| Recipe | Harvest Chicken |
| Bag size | 22 lb |
| Protein focus | 90% animal protein blended with grains and produce |
| Grain type | Ancient grains (oats, quinoa) |
| Notable exclusions | No peas, potatoes, or legumes; no artificial flavors or preservatives |
| Ingredient sourcing | 100% traceable, third-party vetted ingredients |
Our Verdict
Open Farm Ancient Grains Harvest Chicken is a sensible choice for owners who value ingredient transparency and a grain-inclusive, protein-forward diet for adult or senior dogs. It delivers good nutritional value and digestibility for many pets, though a small number of dogs may need a different formula due to individual taste or sensitive digestion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this food suitable for senior dogs?
Yes. The inclusion of digestible ancient grains and a high animal protein content makes it well suited to many less active or senior dogs.
Does it contain peas or potatoes?
No. The recipe specifically avoids peas, potatoes and legumes and uses non-GMO fruits and vegetables instead.
Can I trace where ingredients come from?
Yes. Ingredients are marketed as 100% traceable with third-party vetting and geographic origin information.
Editor's Take
Open Farm Ancient Grains Harvest Chicken is a traceable, protein-forward dry food suited to adult and senior dogs who benefit from digestible ancient grains; good value for owners prioritizing ingredient transparency, though a few dogs show mixed eatability or digestive responses.

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