Fromm Nutritionals is built around named purposes: mobility, digestion, immunity, and sensitive skin and stomach. It comes in two formats, three kibbles and three pâté toppers. Every recipe contains grain, and none lists peas, lentils or potato.
The kibbles run 24 to 26% protein and 40 to 48% estimated starch, as fed. Their main animal proteins are chicken, fish and egg, and one recipe also uses pork. Against the catalog kibble average, they come in lower on protein (24.7% vs 26.9%), higher on estimated starch (43% vs 37.4%) and lower on calories (351 vs 395 kcal per cup). The toppers carry 7 to 9% protein at 78% moisture, well under the 18.4% catalog topper average, and all three use chicken.
The trade-off is a grain-forward build. Oats, barley and rice all appear in the first five ingredients of every kibble, so owners who want a meatier, lower-starch kibble will find this line below catalog norms. In return, owners who want grain-inclusive food without peas or lentils, and who want a fish-led or lower-fat option, have one of each here.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners who want grain-inclusive food with no peas or lentils
Owners looking for a 7% fat adult kibble
Owners avoiding chicken who want a salmon-led kibble
WORTH KNOWING
Every recipe contains grain, and none lists peas, lentils or potato.
Kibble estimated starch runs 40 to 48%, above the 37.4% catalog kibble average.
The toppers list 7 to 9% protein at 78% moisture, as fed, far below the 18.4% catalog topper average.
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
The highest-calorie kibble in the line at 389 kcal per cup, with the most protein (26%) and fat (13%) and the least estimated starch (40%), led by chicken and chicken meal. Sold for mobility and labeled for all life stages, it suits active dogs needing the most energy per cup.
Least fat in the lineMost starch in the lineFewest calories in the line
The kibble with the least fat (7%) and fewest calories (329 kcal per cup) in the line, but also the most estimated starch at 48%, led by hydrolyzed chicken, oatmeal, pearled barley and white rice. It is the only adult-only recipe here and suits owners seeking a lower-fat adult kibble.
24% protein · 12% fat · 41% starch · 336 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with pork
The only kibble here led by fish, starting with hydrolyzed salmon and menhaden fish meal, and the only one with pork; it lists no chicken. It has the line's most fiber at 7% and suits owners avoiding chicken who want a recipe sold for sensitive skin and stomach.
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
The topper with the most protein, fat and calories in the line, at 9% protein, 5% fat and 370 kcal per can, led by chicken, chicken bone broth and chicken liver. Sold for mobility with flaxseed fifth on the list, it suits owners who want the richest topper here.
7% protein · 3.5% fat · 350 kcal/can · All Life Stages
Only topper here with fish
The only topper in the line with fish, pairing chicken and salmon with brown rice and cranberries in its first five ingredients. At 7% protein and 350 kcal per can, it suits owners who want a fish-and-chicken topper sold for immune support.
7% protein · 2.5% fat · 823 kcal/kg · All Life Stages
Least fat in the lineFewest calories in the line
The leanest topper here at 2.5% fat and 823 kcal per kg, with pumpkin and apples among its first five ingredients and chicken as its only animal protein. Sold for digestive support, it suits owners who want a lighter chicken topper with 4% fiber.
No. All six Nutritionals recipes contain grain, with oats, barley and rice in the first five ingredients of every kibble. None of them lists peas, lentils or potato.
Does Fromm Nutritionals have a low fat dog food?
Digestive Support Low Fat Chicken & Oatmeal Recipe is the lowest-fat kibble in the line at 7% fat and 329 kcal per cup. Among the toppers, Digestive Pâté has the least fat at 2.5%.
Is there a chicken free Fromm Nutritionals recipe?
Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Whole Oats Recipe lists fish, pork and egg as its animal proteins, with no chicken. The other two kibbles and all three toppers contain chicken.
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