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    Example report For Max

    Chicken & Rice Formula

    Max · 7-year-old Labrador · allergic to chicken

    52

    GRADE F

    • Chicken meal is the 2nd ingredient. Max is allergic to chicken.
    • Calorie-dense for a less active senior dog.
    • Fish oil adds omega-3s for skin and joints.
    • Look for a formula built on a protein Max hasn't reacted to, such as salmon or lamb, and check it with your vet.

    The label problem

    What the bag says isn't always what's inside

    Pet food names follow labelling rules most owners have never heard of. Two bags that both say “chicken” can be very different foods.

    “Chicken flavor”

    No set amount of chicken is required, only enough to give the flavor.

    “With chicken”

    Chicken can be as little as 3% of the food.

    “Chicken dinner”, “recipe” or “formula”

    Chicken only has to be 25% of the food, not counting water.

    “Premium”

    An unregulated term. A premium food meets no extra requirements.

    Sources: AAFCO: reading labels · AAFCO FAQ

    90%

    of pet owners say reading the label before buying is important

    Kerry survey via PetfoodIndustry

    58%

    believe pet food labels are misleading

    PETS International & Yummypets survey

    62%

    of puppy owners feel overwhelmed by food choices

    Royal Canin survey, 2024

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    Read: How to read a pet food label

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    Read: Diet for senior dogs

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    Read: Cat food protein checklist

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    Educational content disclaimer

    This content is for general educational purposes and is not a diagnosis or treatment plan. Always consult your veterinarian for advice tailored to your pet before making dietary changes.