Royal Canin

Cavalier King Charles Puppy Dry Dog Food

Name: Cavalier King Charles Puppy Dry Dog Food
Brand: Royal Canin

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Key label facts

Protein (min): 28%
Fat (min): 16%
Fiber (max): 4%
Moisture (max): 10.5%
Calories: 368 kcal/cup
Life stage: Puppy

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Guaranteed analysis

Protein, fat, fiber, moisture, and calorie values stay exactly as listed on the source label.

Metric	Value	Basis
Protein	28	% min
Fat	16	% min
Fiber	4	% max
Moisture	10.5	% max
Calories	3756	kcal/kg
Calories per cup	368	kcal/cup

Ingredient list

The ingredient list stays as a source fact. Mapping appears only when source-backed data is available.

Ingredient list from label

Chicken by-product meal, brewers rice, corn, chicken fat, wheat gluten, dried plain beet pulp, natural flavors, corn protein meal, fish oil, monocalcium phosphate, pea fiber, vegetable oil, sodium aluminosilicate, calcium carbonate, potassium chloride, vitamins[DL-alpha tocopherol acetate (source of vitamin E), L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (source of vitamin C), niacin supplement, D-calcium pantothenate, biotin, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), riboflavin supplement, thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), vitamin A acetate, vitamin B12 supplement, folic acid, vitamin D3 supplement], fructooligosaccharides, sodium tripolyphosphate, yeast extract, salt, DL-methionine, L-lysine, choline chloride, rosemary extract, preserved with mixed tocopherols and citric acid, L-tyrosine, magnesium oxide, taurine, L-carnitine, trace minerals[zinc proteinate, zinc oxide, manganese proteinate, ferrous sulfate, manganous oxide, copper sulfate, sodium selenite, calcium iodate, copper proteinate], marigold extract (Tagetes erecta L.), L-threonine, Yucca schidigera extract, carotene.

Ingredient facts

Primary protein: N/A
Primary carb: N/A
Processing: extruded kibble
Main ingredient: N/A

Mapped notes

Protein sources

Chicken by-product meal, chicken fat, corn protein meal, fish oil, manganese proteinate, copper proteinate]

Carbohydrate sources

brewers rice

Fat sources

chicken fat, fish oil, vegetable oil, ferrous sulfate, copper sulfate

Positive ingredient signals: Marine omega support, Named animal protein.

The label is anchored by these protein contributors: Chicken by-product meal, chicken fat, corn protein meal, fish oil, manganese proteinate, copper proteinate].

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Calorie density details

Calories per cup

368

Protein per 1000 kcal

74.5

Fat per 1000 kcal

42.6

Estimated glycemic load

N/A

Not listed on the official source.

This is a moderate-density formula for its format.

Functional nutrients

The official data currently marks probiotic support as not present.

Ingredient signals visualization

Filler presence

caution

Filler-leaning ingredients can dilute nutritional intent and reduce formula clarity.

Internal methodologyRefs 2

low

Internal methodology only because broad 'filler' language is not a strong scientific category; it is used here as a conservative label-review cue rather than an evidence-backed verdict.

Quality claims review [ext]Ingredient rules

This should not be read as proof that a formula is unsuitable.

Matched ingredients: brewers rice

IQ -6Digestibility -4Safety -2

Generic animal ingredient

caution

Generic animal terms weaken transparency because the source material is less clear.

Partially supportedRefs 3

moderate

Partially supported because transparency-focused guidance supports caution around vague sourcing, while the severity of the penalty remains internal methodology.

WSAVA toolkit [ext]Label discrepancy review [ext]Ingredient rules

Matched ingredients: fish oil

IQ -6Digestibility -1Safety -5

Legume presence

caution

Legume-heavy formulas deserve closer interpretation when they materially shape the ingredient deck.

Internal methodologyRefs 1

low

Internal methodology only because this layer uses legume presence as a prompt for closer context review, not as proof of harm or poor formulation.

Ingredient rules

Presence alone should not be overstated.

Matched ingredients: pea fiber

IQ -4Digestibility -3Safety -1

Legume presence signal

caution

Legumes are materially present in the ingredient deck and should be interpreted in context.

Internal methodologyRefs 1

low

Internal methodology only because this layer uses legume presence as a prompt for closer context review, not as proof of harm or poor formulation.

Ingredient rules

Presence alone should not be overstated.

Matched ingredients: pea fiber

IQ -4Digestibility -2

Marine omega support

positive

Named marine oils are a useful positive signal for skin, coat, and inflammatory support.

Partially supportedRefs 2

low

Partially supported because broad literature context exists, but product-level effect and dosing relevance are not mapped here.

Omega-3 review [ext]Ingredient rules

Presence alone is not proof of efficacy, adequacy, or bioavailable dosing.

Matched ingredients: fish oil

IQ +3Digestibility +1Safety +1

Named animal protein

positive

The ingredient deck clearly includes named animal protein rather than relying on vague animal terms.

Partially supportedRefs 3

moderate

Partially supported because transparency-focused guidance and professional review norms support the direction of this interpretation, but the exact signal effect is internal.

WSAVA toolkit [ext]Label discrepancy review [ext]Ingredient rules

This is a transparency interpretation, not proof of superior health outcomes.

Matched ingredients: Chicken by-product meal

IQ +6Digestibility +2Safety +2

Plant protein concentrate

caution

Plant protein concentrates can inflate crude protein impressions without matching animal-protein quality.

Partially supportedRefs 2

low

Partially supported because label-interpretation concerns are literature-informed, but the importance assigned to this signal is still internal methodology.

Label discrepancy review [ext]Ingredient rules

This is not proof that a product is nutritionally poor.

Matched ingredients: corn protein meal

IQ -8Digestibility -3Safety -1

Protein inflation signal

caution

This label includes a plant protein concentrate that may inflate the apparent protein story.

Internal methodologyRefs 1

low

Internal methodology only at this stage because the interpretation is used as a conservative review flag, not as a source-backed outcome claim.

Ingredient rules

The presence of this flag should trigger closer reading, not a definitive judgment.

Matched ingredients: corn protein meal

IQ -8Digestibility -2

Transparency warning signal

caution

The ingredient panel includes vague generic animal terminology that weakens transparency.

Partially supportedRefs 3

moderate

Partially supported because vague ingredient naming can reasonably weaken transparency confidence, while the downstream impact remains internal.

WSAVA toolkit [ext]FDA labeling claims [ext]Ingredient rules

Matched ingredients: fish oil

IQ -6Safety -4

Methodology and adequacy notes

formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for growth including growth of large size dogs (70 lb.

Source & data record

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Medium data confidence

Official source: Open official source page
Source status: Source-backed
Verified date: 2026-06-23
Nutrition basis: Not available
Public score status: Not scored yet

Label-data checklist

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Ingredient listAvailable
Adequacy / life-stage statementAvailable
Life-stage contextAvailable

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