Dry389 kcal/cup · Chicken, Turkey
- 35.2%
- Protein
- 17%
- Fat
- 38.6%
- Carbs
Life stage: Adult
Serving: 2¾ cups/day
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Dry
Wet947 kcal/kg · Beef, Turkey, Lamb
- 50%
- Protein
- 22.2%
- Fat
- 6.9%
- Carbs
Life stage: Adult
Serving: 1,120 g/day
Dry410 kcal/cup · Beef, Lamb, Turkey, Chicken, Fish
- 35.6%
- Protein
- 15.6%
- Fat
- 36.2%
- Carbs
Life stage: All life stages
Serving: 2½ cups/day
Dry490 kcal/cup · Chicken, Turkey, Fish
- 43.2%
- Protein
- 20.5%
- Fat
- 24.8%
- Carbs
Life stage: All life stages
Serving: 2¼ cups/day
Royal Canin
Beagle Adult
284 kcal/cup · Chicken
- 27.8%
- Protein
- 11.1%
- Fat
- 48.4%
- Carbs
Life stage: Adult
Serving: 3¾ cups/day
Dry402 kcal/cup · Chicken
- 35.2%
- Protein
- 19.3%
- Fat
- 36.9%
- Carbs
Life stage: Adult
Serving: 2¾ cups/day
Dry397 kcal/cup · Beef
- 28.4%
- Protein
- 17%
- Fat
- 40.8%
- Carbs
Life stage: All life stages
Serving: 2¾ cups/day
Dry397 kcal/cup · Chicken
- 28.4%
- Protein
- 17%
- Fat
- 40.8%
- Carbs
Life stage: All life stages
Serving: 2¾ cups/day
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Dog Food Finder
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How much to feed your dog: cups and grams per day from weight, age, activity and the real calories of your food.Dog Food Comparison
Compare dog food brands side by side: first ingredients, protein, fat, calories, price per day and recalls.Dog Food Ingredient Checker
Paste or photograph a dog food label and see every allergen it contains, may contain or doesn’t list.Dog Food Recalls
Dog food recalls by brand and product, with lot numbers, dates and a link to the official notice.Elimination Diet Tracker
Track your dog’s elimination diet: log itch, stool and skin scores for 8 to 12 weeks and print a chart for your vet.Puppy to Senior Food Planner
When to switch from puppy food to adult and senior dog food, based on breed size and birthday.Dog Breed Selector
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Learn to read a dog food label
A short series, read in order. Each part takes a few minutes and ends with a link to the next.
Start the series- 1How to read a dog food label, section by sectionThe front of the bag is marketing. The back is regulated. Here is what each regulated part means and how to use it.
- 2Dry matter basis, explained with real numbersA wet food that says 8% protein can contain more protein than a kibble that says 26%. The difference is water.
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What "natural flavor" means on a dog food label
Two words near the end of the ingredient list cause more confusion for allergy owners than anything else on the bag.
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Why every product on Right Dog Food shows its source
Dog food recipes change without much notice. A database without dates and sources can't tell you whether it's still right.
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Regulation
Pet food label modernization: what's changing on US bags
The new labels will look more like the nutrition facts panel on human food. They'll arrive state by state, not all at once.
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Our data methodology is now public
Every number on our product pages comes from a named source with a check date. Here is the process behind them.
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Research
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The December 2022 update is the FDA's latest public word on the question we found. The question it raised is still open.
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Common questions
Where does the ingredient data come from?
From each manufacturer's own product pages and published product guides. Every product shows a link to its source and the date we last checked it.
If I exclude chicken, do you also catch chicken fat and poultry meal?
Yes. Excluding an ingredient also excludes the other names it appears under, such as chicken fat, chicken meal and poultry by-product meal. Vague terms like "natural flavor" are marked as "may contain", because the label alone cannot tell you.
Do dog food brands pay to be listed or ranked?
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Is this veterinary advice?
No. We show what is on the label and how foods compare. Food allergies, weight loss and feeding large-breed puppies are worth discussing with your vet.
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