Open Farm Grain-Free Venison Dog Food vs Redbarn First-Five Grain-Free Land Recipe
Open Farm's New Zealand Venison is the stronger pick for most shoppers deciding between these two. It has a higher rating from more owners, a single named animal protein first on the label, certified humane and fully traceable venison, and a denser 440 kcal per cup. First-Five Land Recipe is a solid grain-free option built on five animal proteins with added taurine, l-carnitine and probiotics, and its 26% protein, 1.9% calcium and 1% omega-3 suit growing and nursing dogs. Choose Open Farm for sensitive dogs and owners who want sourcing transparency; choose First-Five for a heart-health and digestion-focused formula with a guaranteed nutrient panel.
- Choose the Open Farm Venison if your dog needs a novel single-animal protein, you want certified humane and traceable sourcing, or you are feeding a dog with chicken or grain sensitivities.
- Choose the First-Five Land Recipe if you want a grain-free food with guaranteed taurine, l-carnitine and probiotics, or you are feeding a pregnant or nursing dog that needs higher calcium and omega-3.
Prices
- Open Farm Grain-Free Venison Dog Food: $28.00 at Barnstable Farm & Pet Supplies (last seen Nov 9)
- Redbarn First-Five Grain-Free Land Recipe: $87.99 at Redbarn Pet Products (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Open Farm Grain-Free Venison Dog Food is $59.99 cheaper than the Redbarn First-Five Grain-Free Land Recipe at the latest prices (Nov 9)

