Pro Vet Formulas is a grain-inclusive line of seven kibbles and one wet food. Its recipes are built around chicken, salmon, lamb or beef, and barley appears in the first five ingredients of every kibble. Several recipes are sold for a specific purpose, such as skin and coat, sensitive stomach or healthy weight.
The kibbles range from 22% to 27% protein and 37% to 44% estimated starch, as fed. Fish and egg each appear in five kibbles and chicken in four, while lamb and beef show up in one each. The kibble average of 24.9% protein sits below the catalog kibble average of 26.9%, and the 40.1% starch average sits above the catalog's 37.4%. The single wet recipe, a puppy stew, shows 7% protein against a wet catalog average of 8.4%.
The trade-off is a line that leans more on grains and legumes than the average kibble. Higher protein shows up only in the two 27% chicken recipes, and owners avoiding peas, potato or grain will not find an option here.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners who want grain in every recipe
Puppy owners wanting a matching chicken kibble and wet stew
Large breed owners looking for a 12% fat kibble
WORTH KNOWING
All eight recipes contain peas or lentils and potato, and none is grain free.
Kibble estimated starch runs from 37% to 44%, with a 40.1% average above the catalog's 37.4%.
The Puppy Chicken & Brown Rice and Healthy Weight Adult kibbles show identical figures and the same first five ingredients.
All figures as fed, from the guaranteed analysis on each label. Starch is our estimate, since no bag prints it. Highest in the line is marked in bold, lowest in italics.
This puppy kibble ties for the line's most protein (27%) and fat (16%) and its lowest estimated starch (37%). It leads with chicken, brown rice and chicken meal, and suits owners raising a puppy of any size on dry food.
Sold for healthy weight, this adult kibble shares the puppy kibble's 27% protein, 16% fat and 37% estimated starch, tying for the line's highest fat. Oatmeal is in its name but not its first five ingredients, so owners wanting lower fat may look at the Large Breed recipe.
The only kibble with beef, made for small breed adults, it pairs beef with chicken meal and lists sweet potato in its first five ingredients. It shows 26% protein and 39% estimated starch, suiting owners of small dogs who want beef first on the label.
One of two salmon kibbles, it is the only recipe in the line whose animal proteins are fish alone, with salmon and salmon meal leading. Sold for skin and coat, it shows 24% protein, 15% fat and 41% estimated starch, as fed.
The only kibble with lamb, it lists lamb and lamb meal first, peas third, and egg as its other animal protein. Sold for sensitive stomachs, it shows 24% protein, 14% fat and 5% fiber, suiting owners steering away from chicken and fish.
The line's only senior recipe, it leads with salmon and salmon meal and adds egg, with peas listed fifth despite the name. It shows 24% protein, 14% fat and 42% estimated starch, the second highest in the line, suiting owners of older dogs who prefer fish.
Least protein in the lineLeast fat in the lineMost starch in the line
Made for large breed adults, this chicken kibble has the line's least protein (22%) and fat (12%) and its most estimated starch (44%). Oatmeal appears in its first five ingredients and fiber reaches 6%, suiting owners of big dogs who prefer a lower-fat kibble.
All figures as fed, from the guaranteed analysis on each label. Wet food is mostly water, so compare it with other wet food only. Highest in the line is marked in bold, lowest in italics.
The only wet recipe in the line and one of two made for puppies, this stew lists chicken, chicken broth, fish broth and chicken liver first. It shows 7% protein and 4% fat at 82% moisture, suiting owners who want a wet option beside the puppy kibble.
No. All eight recipes contain grain, and barley appears in the first five ingredients of every kibble. Every recipe also contains peas or lentils and potato.
Which Abound Pro Vet Formulas recipe has the most protein?
Puppy Chicken & Brown Rice and Healthy Weight Adult Chicken & Oatmeal tie at 27% protein as fed, the highest among the kibbles. Adult Large Breed Chicken & Brown Rice has the least at 22%.
Does Abound Pro Vet Formulas have a recipe without chicken?
Yes. Sensitive Stomach Adult Lamb & Brown Rice (lamb and egg), Skin & Coat Adult Salmon & Brown Rice (fish only) and Senior Salmon & Pea (fish and egg) list no chicken among their animal proteins.
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