Woofin' Good!
Coles' supermarket house brand — very cheap and convenient with the weekly shop, but firmly a budget product. It scores low because the panels are cereal-led rather than meat-first, sourcing detail is thin for a retailer house brand, and even after a named-protein reformulation the meat content sits well below the premium tier. Handy for the price; judge it on cost-per-day, not the low sticker.
By the Dog Food Reviews Editorial Team
Independent scoring · Not pay-to-rank · Last updated June 2026 · Not veterinary advice
Overall score
Weighted across six areas · /100
- 0
- Value
- 0
- Ingredients
- 0
- Transparency
Brand facts
- Ownership
- Coles (supermarket) house brand
- Country of manufacture
- Australia
- Retailer relationship
- Retailer-owned house brand, sold exclusively through Coles
- Product types
- Dry, Wet, Treats
- Price tier
- Budget ($)
- Overall score
- 50/100 · Poor value
Woofin' Good! is a retailer-owned or house-promoted range, often keenly priced. Because it's stocked in fewer places, independent price comparison takes a little more work — compare on price per kg to find the best value.
Woofin' Good! is a strong choice if…
- ✓Tight budgets
- ✓Topping up with the weekly shop
May not be the best fit if…
- —Ingredient quality and transparency matter to you
- —You want named meat ahead of cereal in the panel
The Woofin' Good! range
Woofin' Good! Adult Dry Dog Food Beef & Vegetables 18kg
Cost / day
$1.20
~15kg adult
Cost / feed
$0.60
2 meals/day
Price / kg
$2.72/kg
18kg bag
First ingredient
Cereals / meat meal
Protein
20%
Very cheap per kg and easy to grab with the weekly shop. It scores lower on ingredients on our index, so compare cost-per-day against national brands to find the best value.
Where to buy Woofin' Good!
Prices vary by retailer and change with sales, member and subscription pricing — always compare price per kg. Pricing on this site is illustrative and not veterinary advice.
Read our full Woofin' Good! review
Score breakdown, pros and cons, who it's best for, price comparison across retailers and the best alternatives — the editorial verdict in full.