LifeWise
Chicken Grain Free Adult Dry Food
Chicken Grain Free Adult Dry Food
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🦴 Protein Score: ⭐ 4/5
Crude Protein: 30% (Excellent for adult dogs, but not all from meat)
Main Sources: Chicken, Turkey, Peas, Lupins, Lentils, Chickpeas
Why Not Higher?
Some plant protein is present, slightly lowering digestibility.
🔥 Fat Score: ⭐ 4/5
Crude Fat: 20% (Too high for general adult dogs)
Fat Sources: Chicken Fat (Named Animal Fat, No Generic Fats or Oils)
Omega-6 to Omega-3 Ratio: Unknown (Disclosure would help for balance assessment)
🥩 Ingredient Quality Score: ⭐ 2.5/5
Ingredient Transparency: Mostly clear, but contains
"Natural Flavors" and no omega content listed.
Filler Alert! Tapioca (High-Glycemic Filler) slightly
lowers ingredient score
Ingredient Safety: Contains garlic (Small amount and controversial but noted for cautious owners)
Functional Boost! Kelp, yeast extract, garlic, yucca
extract for digestion & immunity
⚡ Caloric Density Score: ⭐ 3/5
Calories: 402 kcal/100g (Too high for most adult dogs, portion control is important)
⭐ 3.8 / 5
Built for the working dog, not the backyard bludger—great for high-energy dogs, but a bit much for the cruisy types.
The Quick Bite
If you’ve got an active dog that burns calories like a furnace, this food delivers serious fuel—but for dogs that spend more time lounging than lunging, it might be a bit too rich. At 30% protein, 20% fat and 402 kcal per 100g, this is borderline performance-level nutrition, yet it’s marketed as an everyday adult formula. If your dog isn’t running marathons, portion control is a must to avoid a chunky but funky situation.
What It Gets Right
✔ Strong animal protein sources (Chicken & Turkey)
✔ Excellent fat quality—100% animal-based, no plant oils
✔ Functional ingredients (kelp, yeast extract, yucca) for digestion & immunity
Where It Falls Short
❌ Very high fat and calories for a general adult food—easy to overfeed
❌ Tapioca is a high-glycemic filler with minimal nutritional value
❌ Contains garlic, which some owners prefer to avoid





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