75/100Excellent
2 varietiesBrand
Vet's Kitchen
Brand review
Vet's Kitchen dog food review
Vet's Kitchen puts ten products on the shelf, seven dry and three wet, and transparency reads Outstanding on every one of them. The brand average lands in our Good band, with two products at Excellent. Nine recipes carry joint support. Nutritional balance is the uneven pillar, Excellent on three recipes and Poor on one.
Average score
63
out of 100
Value
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not yet rated
Ingredient clarity
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not yet rated
Foods reviewed
8
Dry · Wet
Range at a glance
Broad range- Foods reviewed
- 8
- Food types
- Dry, Wet
- Life stages
- Puppy, Adult, Senior
- Common fit
- Sensitive stomach, Joint support, Grain-free, Single protein
Currently reviewed Vet's Kitchen foods
- 175/100
- 274/100
- 368/100
- 464/100
- 558/100
- 658/100
- 754/100
- 854/100
Price & value
- Monthly cost from
- ≈ Under £30 / mo
- Typical monthly cost
- ≈ £30–50 / mo
Estimated monthly bands for a 15 kg adult dog, from each food’s feeding guide.
Best for
Sensitive stomachsJoint-support recipesSingle-protein feedersAdult dogs on dry food
Summary figures are derived from this brand’s 8 reviewed foods. Prices and retailer availability can change. Scores are independent and never affected by commission. Guidance, not veterinary advice.
In detail
Vet's Kitchen: the closer look
The range
Ten products spread over several small ranges. Sensitive Care is the biggest, running across a wet pair, a dry pair and a senior recipe. Everyday Health, Protect & Care, Grow & Develop and Healthy Weight fill out the dry side. Adult labels cover nine products, with two senior and one puppy.
Ingredients
Chicken and salmon lead, with lamb, pork and turkey behind them. Nine recipes carry joint support, so glucosamine and chondroitin sit on most labels, alongside salmon oil, prebiotic, yucca and taurine. Five products are grain free and eight are single protein.
Nutrition
The wet food sits at 8% to 10% protein as fed with 104 to 112 kcal per 100g. The dry runs from 21.5% to 33.5% protein and 340 to 391 kcal per 100g. Nutritional balance reads Excellent on three recipes, and protein and processing reads Average on five.
Strengths
- Outstanding transparency on all ten products
- Joint support on nine recipes
- Wet and dry in one catalogue
Limitations
- Nutritional balance reads Average on four recipes
- One puppy product in the range
- No raw or fresh food
Where it is less of a fit
- If you want raw or fresh food, check the formats, as this range is dry and wet
- If you want puppy food, check the labels, since one product is marked for puppies
- If nutritional balance leads your choice, check that pillar, which reads Average on four recipes and Poor on one
Score overview
Transparency is Outstanding on all ten products and value reads Good or better throughout, which is what holds the Good band. Nutritional balance and protein and processing are the pillars pulling the other way, both Average on much of the dry food. The two wet ranges are the strongest, each holding an Excellent product.
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 Vet's Kitchen dog foods
8 foods, ranked by score
74/100Excellent
68/100Good
64/100Good
58/100Good
58/100Good2 varieties
54/100Good
54/100Good
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Vet's Kitchen — common questions
Is Vet's Kitchen good dog food?
Across 8 reviewed foods, Vet's Kitchen averages 63/100, which we rate Good. It suits sensitive stomachs, joint-support recipes, single-protein feeders, adult dogs on dry food.
Which Vet's Kitchen dog food scores highest?
Vet's Kitchen Sensitive Care Adult Wet leads the range at 75/100. You can read its full review, score breakdown and retailer prices on its product page.
What type of dogs is Vet's Kitchen best for?
Its reviewed foods are best suited to sensitive stomachs, joint-support recipes, single-protein feeders, adult dogs on dry food. Use the Food Finder to match a specific food to your dog's age, size and needs.
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