Air Proudi is Proudi's air-dried range: the same high-meat, prey-model thinking as the brand's frozen raw patties, but dried down until it is shelf-stable. That difference is the reason most people end up here. Every frozen Proudi patty at PeekAPaw is pickup only and needs freezer space, while an Air Proudi bag sits in the pantry and is fed straight from the pack — no thawing, no freezer, no collection trip.
The trade-off is density. Air-dried food carries far more nutrition per cup than kibble, so the correct daily serve looks far too small. Weigh it against the feeding guide rather than reusing an old scoop, or you will overfeed steadily. It is also expensive per kilogram, which is why plenty of owners use the 400g bag as a topper over a complete dry food and keep the 1kg for pets fed on it entirely.
Pick the recipe by what you are trying to avoid. Turkey & Chicken is white meat only, for pets that react to red meat. Beef is a single red meat, which is the simpler option when you are working through a suspected sensitivity with your vet. Red Combo blends four red meats and suits pets with nothing to rule out. Read the analysis panel on each product page rather than the recipe name — protein and fat vary more across this range than the names suggest.
- Proudi frozen raw patties — the same brand, pickup only
- Air dried dog food
- Air dried cat food
- All dry dog food
- All dry cat food
