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dog food
(redirected from Dogfood)

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Noun1.dog food - food prepared for dogsdog food - food prepared for dogs              
pet food, pet-food, petfood - food prepared for animal pets
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After being hit twice on the head with the dogfood can, the victim was rushed to Greenock Royal Infirmary by ambulance.
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