
Harley & Marley
Harley & Marley dog food review
Harley & Marley builds everything on fish. Four dry recipes cover small breed, puppy, senior and medium to large adult dogs, and all four are grain free. Every product sits in our Excellent band, with Outstanding transparency and Excellent value throughout. The other side of that is one lead protein and one format, so there is not much variety on the list.
Average score
68
out of 100
Value
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not yet rated
Ingredient clarity
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not yet rated
Foods reviewed
4
Dry
Range at a glance
Broad range- Foods reviewed
- 4
- Food types
- Dry
- Life stages
- Puppy, Adult, Senior
- Common fit
- Grain-free, Weight management
Currently reviewed Harley & Marley foods
- 170/100
- 269/100
- 367/100
- 467/100
Price & value
- Cost from
- ≈ £1.82 a day
- Typical cost per day
- ≈ £2.07 a day
Estimated for a 15 kg adult dog, from each food’s feeding guide and price per kilo.
Best for
Summary figures are derived from this brand’s 4 reviewed foods. Prices and retailer availability can change. Scores are independent and never affected by commission. Guidance, not veterinary advice.
Harley & Marley: the closer look
The range
Four dry products, one per range: Small Breed Fish Cuisine, Puppy Fish Cuisine, Senior Dogs & Weight Management, and Medium/Large Breed. The labels reach from puppy to senior, adults included, and cover both ends of breed size. One recipe is flagged for weight management.
Ingredients
Fish leads all four recipes and every one of them is flagged grain free. The labels name taurine and yucca throughout. No joint support extras or oils are flagged on this range.
Nutrition
Protein as fed runs 25.5% to 28.5%, with fat from 9.0 to 14.0% and energy of 363 to 400 kcal per 100g, which is dense for a kibble. Protein and processing reads Good on all four products, and nutritional balance is Good on two and Average on two.
Strengths
- Outstanding transparency on every recipe
- Grain free across all four products
- Life stage covered, and breed size too
Limitations
- A small range of four products
- Fish is the only lead protein
- Dry in every case, with no wet and no raw
Where it is less of a fit
- If your dog needs a protein other than fish, check the labels, as fish leads all four recipes
- If cold-pressed or raw food is your preference, check the formats, since all four products are dry
- If nutritional balance is your first read, check that pillar, as it sits at Average on two recipes
Score overview
All four recipes land in our Excellent band. Transparency does most of the work at Outstanding on every product, with value Excellent throughout. Protein and processing is steady at Good, and nutritional balance is the read that varies, Good on two recipes and Average on the other two. The four ranges read alike.
The average score is the mean of each product's overall score out of 100 (using the best-scoring variety per product), not a flat average across every variety.
Figures are derived from current catalogue data for this brand's active foods, and the editorial read is ours. Scores are independent and never affected by commission. This is guidance, not veterinary advice. Last reviewed 9 September 2026.
All Harley & Marley dog foods
4 foods, ranked by score
70/100Excellent
69/100Good
67/100Good
67/100Good
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Harley & Marley — common questions
Is Harley & Marley good dog food?
Across 4 reviewed foods, Harley & Marley averages 68/100, which we rate Good. It suits fish-fed dogs, grain-free kibble, puppy, adult and senior, dry food matched to breed size.
Which Harley & Marley dog food scores highest?
Harley & Marley Puppy Fish Cuisine leads the range at 70/100. You can read its full review, score breakdown and retailer prices on its product page.
What type of dogs is Harley & Marley best for?
Its reviewed foods are best suited to fish-fed dogs, grain-free kibble, puppy, adult and senior, dry food matched to breed size. Use the Food Finder to match a specific food to your dog's age, size and needs.
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