⭐ 1.2 / 5

Like calling two-minute noodles a proper feed—technically does the job, but it’s all filler, no substance. Better options out there if you want real fuel in the bowl.

The Quick Bite

If there were a “just scraping by” aisle in the pet food world, this would be front and centre. Sure, it tosses in glucosamine, marine microalgae, and yucca for a bit of health sparkle—but underneath the gloss, it’s all cheap fillers, cereal proteins, and mystery fats. Chicken meat with by-products is better than no meat, but it’s a far cry from quality. The protein’s padded with rice and wheat bran, and the fat? Unnamed and untrustworthy. With a 13:1 omega ratio, it’s more likely to stir up inflammation than settle it. It ticks a box—but only just.

What It Gets Right

✔ Some functional extras—Glucosamine, marine microalgae, and yucca offer minor health benefits.
✔ 320 kcal/100g—Decent calorie content for adult dogs.

Where It Falls Short

❌ Low-quality protein—By-products and plant proteins aren't what dogs thrive on.
❌ Unspecified animal fat—A major red flag, since it could be from anything.
❌ Filler overload—Cereals, rice bran, and wheat bran dominate the ingredient list.
❌ Poor omega balance (13:1)—More likely to cause inflammation than prevent it.
❌ Lack of transparency—Terms like "cereals" and "animal fat" tell you nothing useful.