Pro Vet Formulas is built on a grain-inclusive base. Every recipe contains grain, and all eight also contain peas or lentils and potato. The seven kibbles lead with chicken, salmon, lamb or beef, and fish and egg each appear in five of them. Most recipes are sold for a life stage or purpose: puppy, senior, large breed, small breed, healthy weight, sensitive stomach, and skin and coat.
Kibble protein runs from 22% to 27% (average 24.9%), and estimated starch runs from 37% to 44% (average 40.1%), as fed. The 1,834 kibbles in our catalog average 26.9% protein and 37.4% starch, so this line sits lower on protein and higher on starch. The single wet food, a puppy stew, shows 7% protein against a wet catalog average of 8.3%.
The trade-off is a starch-forward, legume-inclusive formula across the board, so owners avoiding grain or peas have no option here. The Healthy Weight kibble also shares its protein, fat and first five ingredients with the Puppy kibble, so the label figures don't show what sets it apart for its purpose.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners who want grain in every recipe
Adult dogs kept off chicken, with lamb or salmon options
Puppy owners wanting matching chicken kibble and wet stew
WORTH KNOWING
All eight recipes contain peas or lentils and potato, and none is grain free.
Fish appears in five of the seven kibbles, including the Small Breed Beef and Puppy Chicken recipes.
The Healthy Weight kibble ties with the Puppy kibble for the line's most fat, at 16%.
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.
The only puppy kibble leads with chicken and brown rice and ties with Healthy Weight for the line's most protein (27%) and fat (16%) and its lowest estimated starch (37%). Fish and egg also appear, and it suits growing dogs of all breed sizes.
Sold for healthy weight, this adult kibble shares the Puppy kibble's 27% protein, 16% fat and first five ingredients, and oatmeal is not among those five despite the name. It suits owners who want a higher protein adult chicken recipe rather than a lower fat one.
Made for small breed adults, this is the only beef kibble here, and it adds chicken meal, egg and fish for four animal proteins in all. At 26% protein and 39% estimated starch, it suits small dogs that eat a mix of proteins.
Sold for skin and coat, this is the only kibble here with fish as its sole animal protein, led by salmon and salmon meal ahead of brown rice and peas. At 24% protein and 41% estimated starch, it suits adults kept on a single fish protein.
The line's only lamb kibble, sold for sensitive stomachs, lists lamb, lamb meal and peas first, with egg as its other animal protein. Its 5% fiber is second only to Large Breed, and it suits adults kept off chicken and fish.
The line's only senior recipe pairs salmon and salmon meal with brown rice, barley and peas, plus egg. Its 24% protein and 42% estimated starch, slightly above the Skin & Coat salmon kibble's 41%, suit older dogs eating fish and egg.
Least protein in the lineLeast fat in the lineMost starch in the line
Made for large breed adults, this chicken-only kibble has the line's lowest protein at 22%, its lowest fat at 12%, and its highest estimated starch at 44%. Its 6% fiber is also the line's highest, with oatmeal and barley following chicken meal.
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, this puppy stew lists chicken, chicken broth, fish broth, chicken liver and carrots first, at 7% protein, 4% fat and 82% moisture. It suits puppy owners who want a moist meal alongside the Puppy kibble.
No. All eight recipes contain grain, such as the brown rice and barley in Puppy Chicken & Brown Rice, and all eight also contain 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. Adult Large Breed Chicken & Brown Rice has the least among the kibbles, at 22%.
Does Abound Pro Vet Formulas have a chicken-free recipe?
Yes. Skin & Coat Adult Salmon & Brown Rice, Sensitive Stomach Adult Lamb & Brown Rice and Senior Salmon & Pea list no chicken among their animal proteins. The Small Breed Beef recipe does include chicken meal.
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