⭐ 3.6 / 5

Like a cuppa with two sugars—comforting and familiar, but not winning any awards.

The Quick Bite

Let’s be honest—your senior mate’s earned a feed that keeps them comfy, mobile, and feeling good. This one gives it a fair go, with chicken meal for protein, glucosamine and chondroitin for the joints, and some omega-3s to help ease the creaks. At 355 kcal/100g, it’s got just enough fuel to keep 'em going without piling on the weight. But it’s not perfect—the omega balance (12:1) leans a bit too far, and fillers like sorghum and rice flour drag it down a notch. Not a bad pick for ageing dogs, but it could’ve landed better with a cleaner mix.

What It Gets Right

✔ Good animal-based protein (24%)—chicken meal is a solid source for seniors.
✔ Joint support—Glucosamine, Chondroitin, and Omega-3s keep aging joints moving.
✔ Balanced fat content (13%)—provides energy without being excessive.

Where It Falls Short

❌ Not filler-free—sorghum & rice flour reduce ingredient quality.
❌ Omega ratio isn’t ideal—12:1 is slightly high, which may not be the best for inflammation control.
❌ Caloric density (355 kcal/100g) may be too much for some seniors as things slow down.
❌ 'Natural flavour' is a vague term which lowers ingredient transparency.