62/100Good
Brand
Salters
Brand review
Salters dog food review
Salters is a small dry range built on chicken. Four recipes cover puppy, adult, energy and senior feeding, and the brand average sits in our Good band. Transparency reads Average on all four, and that pillar shapes the read here more than the food itself does.
Average score
51
out of 100
Value
—
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
- High energy
Currently reviewed Salters foods
- 162/100
- 260/100
- 346/100
- 437/100
Price & value
- Monthly cost from
- ≈ £30–50 / mo
- Typical monthly cost
- ≈ £30–50 / mo
Estimated monthly bands for a 15 kg adult dog, from each food’s feeding guide.
Best for
Dry food feedersChicken-based recipesPuppies through to seniorsActive dogs
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.
In detail
Salters: the closer look
The range
Four dry products, one to a range. Puppy, Energy, Maintenance and Senior cover the life stages between them, with three labels for adults, one for puppies and one for seniors. Every recipe is chicken.
Ingredients
Chicken is the only protein across the four recipes. Linseed is the one label extra the range carries. Nothing here is flagged grain free or single protein, and the Energy recipe is the only one flagged high energy.
Nutrition
Protein as fed runs 17.0 to 29.0% and fat 10.0 to 20.0%, with energy from 344 to 395 kcal per 100g. The Energy recipe is the richest of the four. Nutritional balance reads Good on two products, Average on one and Poor on one.
Strengths
- A recipe for each life stage
- High protein and fat on Energy
- Value reads Good on two products
Limitations
- Transparency reads Average on all four
- Dry only, no wet or raw
- A small range of four products
Where it is less of a fit
- If you want detail on the label, check transparency, which reads Average on all four recipes
- If you want wet or raw food, check the formats here, as every product is dry
- If your dog needs a protein besides chicken, check the range list, since chicken is the only one
Score overview
The Good band read comes from value and from protein and processing, both Good on two products and Average on two. Transparency is Average on all four and holds the brand where it is. Puppy and Energy read Good, while Senior and Maintenance read Average.
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 Salters dog foods
4 foods, ranked by score
60/100Good
46/100Average
37/100Average
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Salters — common questions
Is Salters good dog food?
Across 4 reviewed foods, Salters averages 51/100, which we rate Good. It suits dry food feeders, chicken-based recipes, puppies through to seniors, active dogs.
Which Salters dog food scores highest?
Salters Energy leads the range at 62/100. You can read its full review, score breakdown and retailer prices on its product page.
What type of dogs is Salters best for?
Its reviewed foods are best suited to dry food feeders, chicken-based recipes, puppies through to seniors, active dogs. Use the Food Finder to match a specific food to your dog's age, size and needs.
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