Ingredient file // Ingredient
Alligator
Printed as “Deboned Alligator” on some labels. Same ingredient.
The clean flesh of the alligator, used as an uncommon protein.
Our read // In our catalog
In 1 of every 1267 foods we track
Share of foods that list it
0%
2 of the 2,533 foods with an ingredient list on file, from 2 brands. All dry dog food.
Each square is 1% of the catalog
Where it sits on the label
Median position 1.5. In the top five of 2 foods, so it is usually a main ingredient.
Above the salt
Almost always listed before the salt, so there is more of it than a pinch.
Price per lb
Median of the cheapest bag price across 1 priced foods, 76% above the catalog. The price is the food's, not the ingredient's.
Who leans on it
50%
of the foods that list it are from Rayne Nutrition. 2 brands use it in total.
What it is
Why it turns up in dog food
- An unusual lean protein for dogs that have reacted to common meats. Low in fat and a good source of B12 and potassium.
Who uses it
Brands, best sellers and the company it keeps
Top brands, by foods that list it
Usually listed with, share of the foods that list it
- Pea Protein 100%
- Natural Flavor 100%
- Dried Chickpeas 50%
- Dried Peas 50%
- Potato Flour 50%
- Sunflower Oil 50%
- Coconut Oil 50%
- Calcium Carbonate 50%
- Peas 50%
- Pea Starch 50%
- Alligator Meal 50%
- Tapioca Starch 50%
On the shelf
Foods that list it
2 foods in our reviews list it. Here are some of them.
On labels as
Other names for this
Manufacturers do not all use the same wording. These all mean the same thing.