“It’s the only food that the dogs did better on than raw”
Healthier kibble you can trust—delivered direct. Scratch is the game-changing new breed of Australian dog food that puts dogs and the planet first.
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Dry dog food, but not as you know it. With no stores and less mark-ups, we spend up to 45% more on sustainably-sourced Aussie produce. One chomp and your dog's old diet will feel like junk.
Your dogs will get a personalised nutrition plan tailored to their health needs. No more bulk bags made ages ago — you'll receive two freshly-sealed 4kg bags of the best dog food, made for your little mate.
We'll deliver it straight to your door as often as your dog needs, with total control on your end. Sit back, relax and let the kibble roll in or step in and adjust—free delivery* either way.
Raising a dog is an important gig. That's why Scratch is the perfect mix of protein, healthy fat and fibre to keep blood sugar levels even throughout the day—giving your pup plenty of mischievous energy. 👌
Dog health is our jam. From growing bones to achy joints, our recipes are nutritionally (and emotionally) complete for dogs of all life stages.
Has your dog gone gluten free? No problem. Are runny poos ruining your walks? Challenge accepted. Got a fussy floofball? We'll win em over'.
Whatever the issue, jump on live chat and speak directly to us (we're the ones who actually make the food, not corporate overlords). And if your dog doesn't love it, we'll give you your money back.
“It’s the only food that the dogs did better on than raw”
“Since starting Duke on Scratch he isn’t scratching so much & no more runny #2’s!!! Now onto the customer service. Hands down THE BEST, customer service around!”
“We came across scratch and we haven’t looked back! Number 2’s are wonderful, no more itchy pooch and he absolutely adores the taste.
A clean bowl every meal.”
Once you're running with our pack, your dog will gain access to our small-batch, 100% natural treats. Throw in exclusive accessories, toys and collabs with the best dog brands around the world and you're set.
Treat yo' dogFrom world champion surfer Mick Fanning investing in Scratch, to news spots around Australia, we're not alone in wanting better food for Aussie dogs.
Surfing legend Mick Fanning has entered into the dog food business after investing in a trendy grain-free product that helped his pooch Harper.
In a horribly deceptive and broken market, Scratch has launched its fresher, healthier and more ethical food for Australia’s 4.8 million dogs.
Sold online and delivered via a personalised subscription, Scratch takes out dog food’s large retail margins and puts it into the recipe, spending up to 50 per cent more on Australian ingredients (no artificial preservatives or dodgy meats).
Dig into the website dedicated to raising our furry compares. Together with help from our friends in the dog world, we present everything we've learnt from preparing for a dogs arrival, through to puppy training tips and health as they grow.
Growing up with a dog can be a really special experience, but making sure your family members all get along requires a bit of thought and preparation. Pets who are used to having you all to themselves (or think they’re the baby) can struggle with a new human addition.
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Read moreFrom the supply chain right to your front door, we're shaking up the dog food industry one decision at a time.
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