My Pet Says Naturals Adult: Lamb & Rice review

1. Lamb 54.4
2. Turkey 54.1
3. Fish 51.3

All three Good. Typical dry food: Good.

Construction holds all three in place, with nothing troubling behind it: an everyday rice-based food with the animal named and every extra printed with a figure.

• Dried lamb, freshly prepared lamb25%, 4%Dried leads, so more protein reaches the kibble.
• Lamb fat, lamb gravy3%, 2%The fat tied to the same animal as the meat.
• Brown rice23%
• Barley, white rice16%, 15%
• Linseed, beet pulpPlant omega 3 from the linseed.
• Minerals, vitamins
• Alfalfa, seaweed, dandelionTrace minerals.
• Omega 3 supplementSource not named.
• FOS, chicory extract, yucca extract960 mg/kg, a fraction of a percent, 190 mg/kgFor the gut bacteria, and yucca for what happens in the garden afterwards.

Every trace mineral printed, zinc and iron at 48 mg and manganese at 34 mg per kilo, as everyday sulphates; vitamin E at 149mg is generous for the level.

Meat

Lamb 34%

30% in the turkey and the fish

Calcium, dry matter

2.5%

The highest; 1.41% in the turkey

Carbohydrate, dry matter

53.2%

The lowest of the three

The meatiest of the three, with the mineral load dried red meat brings.

All three are built on rice with barley or oats behind it, and every label names its meat and prints the dried and fresh figures separately, with the dried share leading. The finishing set is identical: linseed, alfalfa, seaweed, an unnamed omega 3 supplement, FOS at 960 mg/kg, chicory, yucca and dandelion.

What varies is the meat share, 34% in the lamb and 30% elsewhere, and calcium, from 1.41% to 2.5% of dry matter. Carbohydrate runs from 53.2% to 58.7% of dry matter. Only the fish recipe brings in peas, sunflower oil and a second species.

Price per kilo

£5.60 (RRP)

Pack

10kg, 20kg

A 15kg dog eats

160 to 250 g a day, 205 in the middle

Cost per day, 15kg dog

£1.15

Middle of the market for a dry food, with the price a little ahead of what the analysis shows.