Nom Nom Dog Food At PetSmart Now Includes Scoopable Meal Clusters
The fresh-frozen brand's new Scoopable Meal Clusters just landed in stores, and they're 20% off through September 27.
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You can already find Nom Nom dog food at PetSmart, and we've already tested it ourselves in our full Nom Nom review. It held up with our pups. Now there's a new format worth knowing about — Scoopable Meal Clusters, and they're 20% off at PetSmart through September 27.
The New Scoopable Meal Clusters
Nom Nom's classic fresh-frozen recipes thaw in the fridge for a full day before serving, but Scoopable Meal Clusters are bagged and ready to portion. Serve them straight from the freezer after a 15-minute thaw; your pup pal is ready to eat. No 24-hour defrost cycle required.
What sets Scoopable Meal Clusters apart
Real protein: chicken or beef leads the ingredient list, no fillers
Texture: bite-sized clusters instead of a solid loaf, pour-ready from the freezer
Best for: dog parents who want fresh food without the daily thaw-and-portion routine
Real chicken and sweet potato in a scoopable cluster format, vet-formulated for every life stage and made in small batches. Pull it straight from the freezer, and it's ready to serve in 15 minutes, no 24-hour defrost required.
All the same vet formulation and scoopable serving as the Chicken & Sweet Potato recipe, but with real beef and potato, gently cooked to preserve nutrients. Freezer to bowl in 15 minutes flat.
Fresh-Frozen Food Recipes
Dogs already locked into their own routine can stick with Nom Nom's six fresh-frozen recipes, also stocked at PetSmart, from a beef mash to a lamb pilaf.
Premium beef with potatoes, carrots, eggs and peas, gently cooked to maximize digestibility and formulated for every life stage, from puppy to senior.
One of Nom Nom's best sellers for a reason, this protein-forward recipe pairs chicken with sweet potato, spinach and squash, and dogs love it.
Turkey with brown rice, eggs, carrots and spinach, a grain-inclusive option for dogs who do fine with rice in the mix.
A limited-ingredient lamb recipe, good for dogs rotating away from chicken or beef.
Pork with green beans, squash, mushrooms, potatoes and kale, gently cooked to preserve nutrients and texture.
A two-protein blend of turkey and chicken with sweet potato, kale and peas that can help break single-protein monotony.
Whether you're trying Scoopable Meal Clusters for the first time or restocking a recipe your dog already loves, there's no better time to shop.
Scoopable Meal Clusters are 20% off at PetSmart through September 27. Fetch the sale before it's gone!