My Pet Says

My Pet Says Grain Free Senior: Turkey, Sweet Potato and Cranberry review

DryAdultSenior

Flavour

A pair of lower-fat senior kibbles for medium dogs, written for the stage where the stairs get taken one step at a time. The trout recipe declares 50% fish and prints every entry, joint supplements dosed. The turkey recipe never publishes its ingredient list, so the range carries no score for now.

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Our view

Likely to suit

Medium dogs past the middle of life
An older dog carrying a bit too much, with fat at 8% on the trout and 9% on the turkey
Fish-eating seniors: 30% freshly prepared trout leads, dried salmon and salmon oil behind
No separate joint supplement needed, as the trout recipe doses glucosamine, MSM and chondroitin
A house with an older dog and a younger one, as both labels cover adult and senior

Worth watching

No ingredient list for the turkey recipe, so a dog with a known sensitivity is better on the trout
Fish top to bottom in the trout, salmon oil included
Starch carries a fair share: carbohydrate is estimated at 51.6% of dry matter on the trout and 47.9% on the turkey

Written by our editorial team. Independent guidance, not veterinary advice.

The details

Dog fit

Listed for medium adults and seniors. If one ingredient must be avoided, the trout recipe is the one you can check properly today.

Food type

Dry

Life stage

Adult, Senior

Breed size

Medium

Main protein

Turkey

The score, in context

There is no score on this range, and the reason is straightforward. The turkey recipe declares its analysis but never publishes the ingredient list behind it, and half a label is not enough to judge a food on. Without the entries and their percentages there is no way to see what the protein is made of or how much of the recipe is animal. The trout recipe is declared in full, and rather than assess one half of a range and leave the other blank, we have held both until the turkey list appears.

Everything the two labels do declare is on this page, so you can still read the analysis, the energy figures and the feeding tables for both, and the complete ingredient list for the trout recipe. As soon as the turkey list is published, this page gets its assessment.

What's in it

No ingredient list is published for this recipe, so the entries, their order and their percentages are unknown.

Against the range

Protein, declared: 27%; 25% on the trout.
Fat, declared: 9%; 8% on the trout.
Ingredient list: Not published; Printed in full on the trout.

The numbers read a shade meatier, with nothing on the label to show where that protein comes from.

Two lower-fat senior recipes for medium dogs, one led by trout with salmon and one by turkey. Both hold fat down, at 8% and 9%, and both cover adult and senior.

Only the trout recipe publishes its ingredients: 50% fish with the split printed, sweet potato at 24%, no grain, and a dosed joint package with L-Carnitine. The turkey recipe prints its analysis, energy, calcium and feeding table, and no ingredient list at all.

Nutritional analysis