Fromm Nutritionals is built around purpose named recipes: three kibbles and three pâté toppers sold for mobility, digestive support, sensitive skin and stomach, or immunity. Every recipe contains grain, and none of the six lists peas, lentils or potato. Fish and egg appear in all three kibbles, and chicken appears in all three toppers.
The kibbles run 24% to 26% protein and 40% to 48% estimated starch as fed, against a catalog kibble average of 26.9% protein and 37.4% starch. Calories range from 329 to 389 kcal per cup, all below the catalog kibble average of 394.6. Two kibbles start with a hydrolyzed protein, chicken in one and salmon in the other. The toppers carry 7% to 9% protein at 78% moisture, compared with a catalog topper average of 18.6% protein.
The trade-off is a kibble lineup that leans on oats, barley and rice, giving more starch and a little less protein than the typical kibble. Owners looking for grain free or high protein food will not find it here. Owners who want grain inclusive, pea free recipes sold for a specific purpose have a clear set to choose from.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners wanting grain inclusive food with no peas or lentils
Adult dogs whose owners want a 7% fat kibble
Dogs that need a kibble with fish and no chicken
WORTH KNOWING
Every recipe contains grain, and none lists peas, lentils or potato.
Kibble estimated starch runs from 40% to 48%, above the 37.4% catalog kibble average.
The Digestive Support kibble is labeled for adults only; the other five recipes are labeled for all life stages.
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.
26% protein · 13% fat · 40% starch · 389 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Most protein in the lineMost fat in the lineLeast starch in the line
This is the line's highest protein (26%), fat (13%) and calorie (389 kcal per cup) kibble, with the least estimated starch at 40%. Made for mobility and labeled for all life stages, it suits active dogs whose owners want the richest of the three kibbles.
Least fat in the lineMost starch in the lineFewest calories in the line
Hydrolyzed chicken leads this low fat kibble, which has the line's least fat (7%), fewest calories (329 kcal per cup) and most estimated starch (48%). It is sold for digestive support and labeled for adults only, so it suits grown dogs on a lower fat diet.
24% protein · 12% fat · 41% starch · 336 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with pork
Hydrolyzed salmon and menhaden fish meal lead this recipe, the only kibble in the line with pork and the only one without chicken. Sold for sensitive skin and stomach, it lists 7% fiber against 5% for its line mates and suits dogs avoiding chicken.
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.
9% protein · 5% fat · 370 kcal/can · All Life Stages
Most protein in the lineMost fat in the lineMost calories in the line
Chicken, chicken bone broth and chicken liver lead this topper, with flaxseed in the first five ingredients. Made for mobility, it has the line's most topper protein (9%), fat (5%) and calories (370 kcal per can), suiting dogs that can use a richer topper.
7% protein · 3.5% fat · 350 kcal/can · All Life Stages
Only topper here with fish
The only topper in the line with fish, it adds salmon after chicken and chicken broth and lists cranberries in its first five ingredients. Sold for immune support, it has 7% protein, 3.5% fat and 350 kcal per can, suiting owners who want fish in a topper.
7% protein · 2.5% fat · 823 kcal/kg · All Life Stages
Least fat in the lineFewest calories in the line
Pumpkin and apples sit right behind chicken in this topper, and chicken is its only animal protein. Sold for digestive support, it has the line's least fat (2.5%), the most topper fiber (4%) and the fewest calories (823 kcal per kg), suiting owners watching fat.
No. All six recipes contain grain, such as whole oats, barley and brown rice in the kibbles and brown rice in the Immunity and Mobility pâtés. None of the recipes lists peas, lentils or potato.
Which Fromm Nutritionals recipe has the most protein?
Among the kibbles, Mobility Chicken & Whole Oats Recipe has the most protein at 26%. Among the toppers, Mobility Supplement Pâté leads at 9%.
Does Fromm Nutritionals have a recipe without chicken?
Yes. Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Whole Oats Recipe uses fish, pork and egg and has no chicken. All three toppers and the other two kibbles contain chicken.
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