Wainwright's Adult Dry Food With Superfoods: Grass Fed Beef with Superfoods review

1. Free Run Chicken 69.3
2. Grass Fed Beef 62.2
3. British Pork 59.2

All three Good. Typical dry food: Good.

The chicken pulls ahead on the strength of its meat share, while potato protein in the pork and a 40% sweet potato share in the beef hold those two back.

• Freshly prepared grass fed beef, beef meal26%, 14.5%40.5% beef in all.
• Sweet potato40%The largest plant entry in the range, and it shows in the nutrition reading.
• Beet pulp8%Soluble and insoluble fibre.
• Rapeseed oil, vegetable stock, minerals
• Linseed, dried carrot, seaweed meal0.5% eachThe carrot is equivalent to 4% fresh.
• Chicory root extract0.1%
• Spinach, blueberry, nettle, parsley, rosemary
• Yucca extract, glucosamine, chondroitin0.02%, 0.02%, 0.015%The joint pair, printed.
• Turmeric, dried spearmint0.005%Seasoning.

Zinc and manganese as oxides, with iron, copper, iodine and selenium in their standard forms, all dosed openly, and vitamin E at 70mg.

Sweet potato

40%

12.5% and 13% on the others.

Fibre

4.0%

The most of the three.

Calcium

1.21% of dry matter, declared

Not declared on the other two.

The only one of the three with a calcium figure to check.

Each recipe keeps to one named animal and splits it in print: 36% pork, 40.5% beef, 51.5% chicken, every one built from 26% freshly prepared meat plus a meal. The meal carries most of the protein into the kibble, since fresh meat loses its water in the oven. There is no cereal anywhere; potato and sweet potato do the binding, with sweet potato at 12.5%, 13% and 40%.

Every label prints glucosamine at 0.02% and chondroitin at 0.015%, chicory root extract at 0.1% and linseed at 0.5% as the omega 3 source. No fish or fish oil appears across the three.

Price per kilo

£4.58 (RRP)

Pack

2kg/kg), 12kg/kg)

A 15kg dog eats

175 to 300 g a day, 240 in the middle

Cost per day, 15kg dog

£1.10

Middle of the market for a dry food, though the analysis does not quite match the price.