⭐ 3.0 / 5

Like fuelling a track car with servo sushi—sure, it’ll run, but it’s not exactly great. High energy, low transparency, and missing the extras that take it from basic to brilliant.

The Quick Bite

Sure, this one's got the fuel for small dogs with big engines—375 kcal/100g and 17% fat will keep the little legends firing. But peel back the label and things get a bit sketchy. The protein source? “Lamb and/or Sheep Meal”—which is basically pet food roulette. Maize gluten sneaks in to pad the protein, and sorghum and rice flour bulk it out with filler. No joint support, no probiotics, and a sky-high omega ratio (12:1) mean it’s more bark than bite when it comes to real nutrition. It'll keep your pup going—but there are better ways to fill the tank.

What It Gets Right

✔ Good fat content (17%)—supports energy and coat health.
✔ High caloric density (375 kcal/100g)—perfect for small breeds needing more energy per bite.
✔ Includes named animal fats (Chicken Fat, Sunflower Oil)—provides essential fatty acids.

Where It Falls Short

❌ Vague protein source ("Lamb and/or Sheep Meal")—lacks transparency and consistency.
❌ Contains maize gluten, sorghum, and rice flour lowers ingredient quality with moderate fillers.
❌ No functional extras—missing probiotics, DHA, joint support, and other beneficial ingredients.
❌ Omega-6 to omega-3 ratio (12:1) is too high—not ideal for long-term skin, coat, and inflammation control.