First-Five Grain-Free Sky Recipe vs Orijen Original Grain-Free Dry Dog Food
Both are grain-free chicken-based kibbles with strong ingredient stories, but they suit different shoppers. First-Five (Redbarn) leads with five named animal proteins and adds pumpkin, probiotics, taurine and l-carnitine, and its 4.9 rating from 128 owners backs the flavor and quality claims. Orijen Original is the clearer choice for a whole household: it is explicitly labeled all life stages, uses WholePrey organs and bone with a freeze-dried coating, and comes in a confirmed 31 lb bag. Pick First-Five for a picky adult dog and a smaller bag; pick Orijen for puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, or multi-dog homes.
- Choose the First-Five if you want a grain-free poultry kibble with five animal proteins first, added pumpkin and probiotics, and a strong owner rating for picky eaters.
- Choose the Orijen Original if you need a food labeled for all life stages, including puppies and pregnant or nursing dogs, in a large 31 lb bag.
Prices
- First-Five Grain-Free Sky Recipe: $28.03 at Redbarn Employee (checked today)
- Orijen Original Grain-Free Dry Dog Food: $35.99 at NaturalK9Supplies.com (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the First-Five Grain-Free Sky Recipe is $7.96 cheaper than the Orijen Original Grain-Free Dry Dog Food at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 14)
