Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Rice
Very Good
8.8
Pro Plan Adult Complete Essentials Chicken & Rice
Excellent
9.0
Science Diet Adult Chicken & Barley
Very Good
8.6
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Pro Plan Adult Complete Essentials Chicken & Rice
Feeding-trial tested, formulated by veterinary nutritionists in plants Purina owns, and the cheapest food per calorie that meets every standard we look for
Read Pro Plan Adult Complete Essentials Chicken & Rice ReviewPro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Rice
Salmon as the single novel protein, oatmeal instead of wheat, live probiotics — the food our panel's two sensitive dogs did best on
Read Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Rice ReviewScience Diet Adult Chicken & Barley
The brand vets recommend most, with feeding-trial substantiation, its own research institute and a prescription range for when a dog gets ill
Read Science Diet Adult Chicken & Barley ReviewProActive Health Adult MiniChunks
Feeding-trial substantiated, real chicken first, and the cheapest food per calorie in the whole ranking
Read ProActive Health Adult MiniChunks ReviewMedium Adult Dry Dog Food
Diets cut by breed, size and life stage with unusual precision, feeding-trial tested, and the kibble shape engineered for the dog it is sold for
Read Medium Adult Dry Dog Food ReviewLife Protection Formula Adult Chicken & Brown Rice
The best-selling premium supermarket brand: deboned chicken first, no by-product meals, and a mid-market price — with a thinner evidence record than the vet-recommended four
Read Life Protection Formula Adult Chicken & Brown Rice ReviewThe Farmer's Dog
Human-grade fresh food portioned to your dog and delivered frozen — the most eagerly eaten food on our panel, at four to six times the price of kibble
Read The Farmer's Dog ReviewOrijen Original
The highest protein in the ranking at 38%, with fresh and raw animal ingredients in the first five — a premium food that formulates rather than feeding-trials
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How to Read a Dog Food Label (the Four Lines That Matter)
The AAFCO statement, the guaranteed analysis, the calorie content and the ingredient split — and why the front of the bag tells you nothing.