Use this page when you are deciding whether this dog food deserves a closer look, a side-by-side comparison, or a deeper ingredient check. It is meant to move you from product curiosity into a clearer decision.
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This page is strongest when you are deciding whether this formula deserves a place in a shortlist, a direct comparison against another option, or a deeper ingredient review. It is not just a static reference page.
Use the score breakdown, ingredient panels, related needs, and linked ingredients together. The goal is to make the product easier to judge, not to imply clinical certainty from a single page.
Use Compare when you want tradeoffs, Analyzer when the label needs inspection, need pages when the decision depends on a specific feeding goal, and Finder when this page sends you back into shortlist building.
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Decision tool
Move into side-by-side review when you want to weigh this formula against another realistic option.
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Use need pages when you want practical context before deciding whether this product belongs in the shortlist.
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Page tour
This page is dense on purpose. Follow this order if you want the shortest path from first impression to a defensible conclusion.
Read the top summary first so you know whether this formula is promising before you get lost in the numbers.
02Use the nutrition block to inspect protein, fat, fiber, moisture, estimated carbs, and calorie density together.
03Move into the ingredient interpretation panels to see whether the formula story matches the nutrient story.
04Use the methodology and linked ingredients to understand where the numbers come from and what to verify next.
Ingredient quality scores 41, nutrition balance scores 0, and safety scores 52. The formula is best interpreted as
Ingredient quality
41
Nutrition balance
0
Digestibility
61
Safety
52
Overall
46
| Metric | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Protein min | 34 | % |
| Fat min | 18 | % |
| Fiber max | 2.6 | % |
| Moisture max | 9 | % |
| Ash | 7.8 | % |
| Estimated carbs (as fed) | 0 | % |
| Estimated carbs (dry matter) | 0 | % |
| Protein dry matter | 34 | % |
| Fat dry matter | 18 | % |
| Calories | 3999 | kcal/kg |
| Calories per cup | 432 | kcal/cup |
| kcal per 100g | 0 | kcal |
Calories per cup
432
Protein per 1000 kcal
85
Fat per 1000 kcal
45
Estimated glycemic load
Not estimated
This is a more calorie-dense formula for its format. Its macro energy profile is best judged alongside fit scores rather than calories alone.
Protein sources
Fresh deboned chicken (26%), dried chicken meat (25%), chicken fat, fish oil from herring
Carbohydrate sources
sweet potato
Fat sources
chicken fat, fish oil from herring, chondroitin sulfate
Fiber sources
inulin, psyllium (0.3%)
Functional additives
chicken fat, dried whole eggs, fresh herring, dried herring, pea fiber, dried carrot, dried alfalfa, fructooligosaccharides, yeast extract (source of mannan-oligosaccharides), dried pomegranate (0.5%), dried apple, dried spinach, dried orange, dried blueberry, sodium chloride, dried brewer's yeast, turmeric root (0.2%), glucosamine
Ingredient interpretation
Positive ingredient signals: Marine omega support, Named animal protein, Targeted fiber support.
The label is anchored by these protein contributors: Fresh deboned chicken (26%), dried chicken meat (25%), chicken fat, fish oil from herring.
Digestive-support ingredients are present through inulin, psyllium (0.3%).
Watch-outs on this label: Generic animal ingredient, Legume presence, Legume presence signal, Transparency warning signal.
Support boundary
Ingredient signals now carry conservative claim mapping so analyzer, product, and need surfaces can distinguish source-backed interpretation from internal scoring policy.
Signal presence and score effects are separate. Support mapping describes interpretation framing, not the validity of the score impact.
Partially supported: 5. Internal methodology: 1. Unresolved: 0.
Ingredient quality
41
Digestibility
61
Safety
52
Ingredient deck
Fresh deboned chicken (26%), dried chicken meat (25%), sweet potato, chicken fat, dried whole eggs, fresh herring, dried herring, fish oil from herring, pea fiber, dried carrot, dried alfalfa, inulin, fructooligosaccharides, yeast extract (source of mannan-oligosaccharides), dried pomegranate (0.5%), dried apple, dried spinach, psyllium (0.3%), dried orange, dried blueberry, sodium chloride, dried brewer's yeast, turmeric root (0.2%), glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate.
Generic animal terms weaken transparency because the source material is less clear.
Partially supported because transparency-focused guidance supports caution around vague sourcing, while the severity of the penalty remains internal methodology.
Matched ingredients: fish oil from herring
Legume-heavy formulas deserve closer interpretation when they materially shape the ingredient deck.
Internal methodology only because this layer uses legume presence as a prompt for closer context review, not as proof of harm or poor formulation.
Matched ingredients: pea fiber
Legumes are materially present in the ingredient deck and should be interpreted in context.
Internal methodology only because this layer uses legume presence as a prompt for closer context review, not as proof of harm or poor formulation.
Matched ingredients: pea fiber
Named marine oils are a useful positive signal for skin, coat, and inflammatory support.
Partially supported because broad literature context exists, but product-level effect and dosing relevance are not mapped here.
Matched ingredients: fish oil from herring
The ingredient deck clearly includes named animal protein rather than relying on vague animal terms.
Partially supported because transparency-focused guidance and professional review norms support the direction of this interpretation, but the exact signal effect is internal.
Matched ingredients: Fresh deboned chicken (26%)
Targeted fibers such as pumpkin or chicory can support stool quality and digestive tolerance.
Partially supported because digestive-support framing is literature-informed, but real-world tolerance remains context-dependent.
Matched ingredients: psyllium (0.3%)
The ingredient panel includes vague generic animal terminology that weakens transparency.
Partially supported because vague ingredient naming can reasonably weaken transparency confidence, while the downstream impact remains internal.
Matched ingredients: fish oil from herring
Omega-3
0.9%
Omega-6
3.3%
Taurine
0%
Calcium
1%
Phosphorus
0.8%
Magnesium
0%
No explicit probiotic strain disclosure is present in this mock product.
Sensitive stomach
0
Weight management
0
Puppy fit
0
Senior fit
0
Allergy support
0
Farmina N&D Prime Chicken and Pomegranate Adult Mini is a complete food for adult mini dogs.
The page combines raw guaranteed-analysis style values with derived estimates such as dry matter protein, carbohydrate estimate, ingredient transparency, glycemic load, digestibility interpretation, and need-fit scoring.
Useful benchmark for premium dry food shoppers comparing high-protein recipes.
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