“Air-dried” means the food is gently dehydrated at low temperature in small batches, preserving nutrients and flavour, rather than being cooked at high heat.

Because air-dried retains more of the natural nutrients and taste of the ingredients, offers high digestibility, and avoids fillers, artificial preservatives, colours or flavours.

Yes. Ruffey formulates their air-dried meals to meet complete nutritional needs for dogs of all life stages.

Yes. It’s designed as a complete meal (not just topper or supplement) for dogs.

Yes. Many of Ruffey’s air-dried recipes are grain-free, gentle on digestion, and high in quality proteins.

No. Ruffey emphasizes clean nutrition and does not use artificial colours, flavours, preservatives, fillers or by-products.

Yes. Their recipes include a vitamin and mineral premix to ensure balanced nutrition.

Protein content is typically high, reflecting the use of quality meats; this supports lean muscle and overall health.

The moisture is kept low (e.g. around 10–15 %), which helps with shelf-stability and long term storage.

Often yes. Because it retains more natural nutrients and avoids filler carbohydrates, many consider Air-Dried food a more whole-food and nutritious option.

Yes. Since the food is gently dried rather than heavily processed, it tends to retain more natural flavours that dogs enjoy.

Yes. The Air-Dried meals are formulated for all life stages, so they can be suitable for puppies as well as adults.

Yes. Many recipes are grain-free and free from common fillers or additives, which helps dogs with sensitivities.

No. Because moisture is low, the food is shelf-stable, unlike raw food which needs freezing.

Yes. You can use it as a complete meal or optionally as a protein-rich topper or treat depending on your dog’s needs.