Born Carnivore Chicken and Fish Luau

1. 1Deboned chicken
2. 2chicken meal
3. 3herring
4. 4salmon meal
5. 5herring meal
6. 6dried egg product
7. 7peas
8. 8tapioca
9. 9natural chicken flavor
10. 10brewers dried yeast
11. 11chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols and citric acid)
12. 12chickpeas
13. 13ground whole flaxseed
14. 14tomato pomace
15. 15calcium sulfate
16. 16inulin (prebiotic)
17. 17vitamin E supplement
18. 18pumpkin
19. 19salmon oil
20. 20taurine
21. 21ferrous sulfate
22. 22zinc sulfate
23. 23niacin supplement (vitamin B3)
24. 24copper sulfate
25. 25vitamin A supplement
26. 26manganese sulfate
27. 27thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1)
28. 28d-calcium pantothenate
29. 29pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6)
30. 30biotin
31. 31riboflavin supplement (vitamin B2)
32. 32vitamin B12 supplement
33. 33vitamin D3 supplement
34. 34calcium iodate
35. 35folic acid
36. 36sodium selenite
37. 37rosemary extract
38. 38ascorbic acid (preservative)
39. 39citric acid
40. 40tannic acid

The first 5 are highlighted because labels list ingredients in descending order by weight as formulated. Order is context, not a verdict: it does not by itself establish whether a food suits an individual pet.

Protein, dry matter (min)Calculated from label values; not stated on the label.

47.8%

Fat, dry matter (min)Calculated from label values; not stated on the label.

21.1%

Fiber, dry matter (max)Calculated from label values; not stated on the label.

3.9%

Carbohydrates, as fed (estimated)Needs ash on the label to estimate; not stated on the label.

Not available

Dry matter values remove moisture so dry and wet foods can be read on one basis.