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Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole

Wet · Adult · Small, Medium, Large

Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole is a wet dog food for adult dogs. The maker lists it for small, medium, large dogs. Deboned chicken heads the ingredient list, so by weight before cooking there is more of it than anything else. The named animal proteins are chicken, egg. The label names no corn, wheat or soy. On a dry-matter basis the guaranteed analysis works out at 44.4% protein, 16.7% fat and 23.6% carbohydrate, at 1162 kcal per kg. A 20 kg adult dog would eat about 910 g a day of it. Our label-based score puts it at 93 of 100, which we rate excellent. No recall for it appears in our records.

Key facts

Dry matter removes water from the figure, so wet and dry foods can be compared.

44.4%
Protein
16.7%
Fat
23.6%
Carbs

Estimated: 100% minus protein, fat, fiber and ash (ash assumed 7% of dry matter). Not printed on the label.

Calories per kg
1,162kcal
Format
Wet
Life stage
Adult
Dog sizes
Small, Medium, Large
Guaranteed analysis, as printed on the label, with the dry-matter figure alongside.
NutrientAs fedDry matter
Protein (min)8%44.4%
Fat (min)3%16.7%
Fiber (max)1.5%8.3%
Moisture (max)82%–
93

Food score

Excellent93 out of 100

Ingredient quality
30/35
Protein
25/25
Carbohydrate load
18.2/20
Fat balance
10/10
Recall record
10/10

Calculated from the published label. Not a hand-check, not a vet’s opinion.

  • A named meat is the first ingredientDeboned chicken
  • Several named proteins in the first five ingredientsDeboned chicken, chicken broth, dried egg product
  • Carbohydrate is estimated: the label does not print it
  • No recall on record
How this score is worked out

Five parts, weighted as below, applied the same way to every food on the site. Percentages are dry matter, which takes the water out so wet and dry foods can be judged on one basis.

Ingredient quality · 35 pts
Starts neutral, then moves on what the label names: a named meat first and several named proteins near the top earn points; unnamed “meat meal”, by-products, grain fillers in the first five, artificial preservatives and colours lose them.
Protein · 25 pts
18% dry matter is the AAFCO adult minimum and scores nothing; 40% scores full marks.
Carbohydrate load · 20 pts
20% dry matter or less scores full marks; 60% or more scores nothing.
Fat balance · 10 pts
A band, not a ramp: 12–20% dry matter is the target, and too little costs as much as too much.
Recall record · 10 pts
Full marks with no recall on record. A recall costs more the more recently it happened.

Same label, same number, every time. If you think we have it wrong, the ingredient list above is the whole of our evidence.

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Allergen groups

Matched from the full ingredient list using our ingredient dictionary.

Contains
chickeneggricepeas & legumesfish
May contain
turkeybeefporklamb
Not found
dairywheatcornsoy

Ingredients

In label order. Ingredients are listed by weight before cooking, heaviest first.

  1. Deboned chicken
  2. chicken broth
  3. dried egg product
  4. brown rice
  5. carrots
  6. green beans
  7. sweet potatoes
  8. natural flavor
  9. agar-agar
  10. guar gum
  11. pea protein
  12. salt
  13. ground flaxseed
  14. potassium chloride
  15. sodium phosphate
  16. MINERALS [zinc proteinate, iron proteinate, cobalt proteinate, copper proteinate, manganese proteinate, sodium selenite, potassium iodide]
  17. magnesium sulfate
  18. VITAMINS [Vitamin E supplement, thiamine mononitrate (Vitamin B-1), niacin supplement (Vitamin B-3), calcium pantothenate (Vitamin B-5), Vitamin A supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride (Vitamin B-6), riboflavin supplement (Vitamin B-2), biotin (Vitamin B-7), Vitamin B-12 supplement, Vitamin D-3 supplement, folic acid (Vitamin B-9)]
  19. fish oil (preserved with mixed tocopherols)
  20. calcium carbonate
  21. choline chloride
  22. rosemary
  23. sage
  24. thyme
  25. flaxseed oil. B298723

AAFCO nutritional adequacy statement

Merrick Kitchen Comforts Healthy Grains Chicken Casserole in Gravy is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance of adult dogs.

Recall history

No recalls on record for this product.

Questions about this food

Answers built from this product’s own label data.

Is Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole complete and balanced?

The label carries this statement: “Merrick Kitchen Comforts Healthy Grains Chicken Casserole in Gravy is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance of adult dogs.”

How much Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole should I feed my dog?

A neutered 20 kg (44 lb) adult dog with normal activity needs about 1,060 kcal a day, which works out at roughly 910 g of this food. Puppies, seniors, and dogs gaining or losing weight need a different amount.

What are the main ingredients in Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole?

The first five ingredients by weight are Deboned chicken, chicken broth, dried egg product, brown rice, carrots. The label lists 25 ingredients in total, heaviest first, measured before cooking.

How much protein is in Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole?

The guaranteed analysis gives at least 8% protein as fed. Once the water is taken out that is about 44.4% on a dry-matter basis, which is the figure to use when comparing this food with a wet food.

Does Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole contain common allergens?

Our ingredient dictionary matches these groups in the label: chicken, egg, rice, peas & legumes, fish. A match means the group is named in the ingredient list, not that a given dog will react to it.

Has Merrick Kitchen Comforts Chicken Casserole been recalled?

No recall for this product appears in our records.

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