⭐ 3.0 / 5

Bit of a woolly one—decent energy, but fuzzy on the protein and light on the extras. Fine for a filler feed, but not the kind you’d brag about at the dog park.

The Quick Bite

Looks like a lamb feed, but dig a little deeper and things get a bit woolly. “Lamb and/or Sheep Meal” doesn’t exactly scream confidence, and with maize gluten, sorghum, and rice flour filling out the mix, the protein quality’s taken a bit of a tumble. On the bright side, the 17% fat and 375 kcal/100g give it decent energy for medium-sized mates who need the fuel. But with a lopsided omega ratio (12:1) and zero extras like probiotics or joint support, it’s a pretty basic bowl. Passable for everyday use, but not much bang for your buck.

What It Gets Right

✔ Calorie-dense (375 kcal/100g)—great for medium dogs.
✔ Strong fat balance (17%)—chicken fat and sunflower oil support coat and energy levels.
✔ No vague "animal fats"—named fat sources ensure transparency.

Where It Falls Short

❌ Vague protein source—“Lamb and/or Sheep Meal” isn’t clearly defined.
❌ Includes maize gluten (a plant protein), which reduces digestibility.
❌ Moderate fillers (sorghum, rice flour, maize gluten) bring down the ingredient quality.
❌ Omega-6 to omega-3 ratio (12:1) is higher than ideal—not great for inflammation control.
❌ No functional extras—no probiotics, joint support, or specialized nutrients.