Sensitivities is the Go! Solutions limited ingredient line, sold for dogs with food sensitivities. Each recipe is built around one main protein source: turkey, duck, salmon, pollock, lamb, venison or black soldier fly larvae in the eight kibbles, and duck or turkey in the two wet recipes. All ten are grain free.
The kibbles run from 22% to 26% protein and from 40% to 46% estimated starch, as fed, with 423 to 451 kcal per cup. Against the catalog kibble averages of 26.9% protein, 37.4% estimated starch and 395 kcal per cup, every kibble here is lower in protein and higher in starch and calories. All eight list peas or lentils, and tapioca appears in the first five ingredients of every recipe. The wet recipes contain 7% and 8.5% protein next to a catalog wet average of 8.3%, with no peas or lentils.
The trade-off is a starch-heavy, calorie-dense kibble line with modest protein, in exchange for a short list of protein sources and less common choices like venison and insect. The wet recipes each add a second animal protein: egg in the duck pâté and pork plasma in the shredded turkey.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners rotating among single proteins like lamb, venison or duck
Owners avoiding grain, since all ten recipes are grain free
Owners wanting calorie-dense kibble at 423 to 451 kcal per cup
WORTH KNOWING
All eight kibbles contain peas or lentils, and tapioca appears in the first five ingredients of every recipe in the line.
Every kibble is higher in estimated starch (40% to 46%) and calories (423 to 451 kcal per cup) than the catalog kibble averages of 37.4% and 395 kcal per cup.
The Pollock kibble is listed as discontinued, and both wet recipes include a second animal protein: egg in Duck Pâté, pork plasma in Shredded Turkey.
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 · 14% fat · 40% starch · 451 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Most protein in the lineMost fat in the lineLeast starch in the line
The turkey kibble leads the line on protein at 26%, fat at 14% and calories at 451 kcal per cup, with the lowest estimated starch at 40%. It suits owners who want the highest protein kibble in Sensitivities, though it remains below the 26.9% catalog kibble average.
24% protein · 12% fat · 43.5% starch · 439 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with duck
The only duck kibble, and the only meat-based kibble here that lists peas and lentils ahead of tapioca. It sits mid-line at 24% protein, 43.5% estimated starch and 439 kcal per cup, suiting owners who want to feed duck in dry form.
24% protein · 12% fat · 43.5% starch · 449 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Salmon and salmon meal lead this kibble, which matches its Small Bites line mate on protein at 24% but carries more fat at 12% and more calories at 449 kcal per cup. It suits owners who want fish with more calories per cup.
24% protein · 10% fat · 46% starch · 423 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Least fat in the lineMost starch in the lineFewest calories in the line
This Small Bites version of the salmon recipe has the least fat at 10%, the most estimated starch at 46% and the fewest calories at 423 kcal per cup in the line. It suits owners who want salmon with fewer calories per cup.
24% protein · 12% fat · 44% starch · 435 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with lamb
The only lamb kibble, led by de-boned lamb and lamb meal, at 24% protein and 44% estimated starch. At 435 kcal per cup it sits on the lower calorie side of the line, suiting owners looking for a lamb-based limited ingredient kibble.
24% protein · 12% fat · 44% starch · 442 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Built on de-boned Alaskan pollock and pollock meal, this kibble is listed as discontinued. At 24% protein, 44% estimated starch and 442 kcal per cup, it suits owners who want a white fish option while it can still be found.
22% protein · 12% fat · 44.5% starch · 436 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
The only recipe here built on dried black soldier fly larvae instead of meat, followed by peas, lentils and chickpeas. It ties for the lowest kibble protein at 22% and has the most fiber in the line at 5.5%, suiting owners curious about insect protein.
22% protein · 12% fat · 45.5% starch · 442 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with venison
The only venison kibble, and the only one with pea flour rather than lentils among its first five ingredients. It ties the insect recipe for the lowest kibble protein at 22%, with 45.5% estimated starch, suiting owners seeking a less common red meat.
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.
This shredded wet recipe pairs turkey with pork plasma, the only pork in the line, and lists cranberries in its first five ingredients. It has the higher protein of the two wet recipes at 8.5% and fewer calories at 327 kcal per carton.
The only recipe in the line with egg, listing duck, duck broth, tapioca, dried egg whites and pumpkin as its first ingredients. At 7% protein and 355 kcal per carton, it suits owners who want a duck pâté without peas or lentils.
Yes. All ten recipes, the eight kibbles and the two wet recipes, are grain free. None of them contain potato either.
Which Go! Solutions Sensitivities recipe has the most protein?
Among the kibbles, the Limited Ingredient Grain-Free Turkey Recipe has the most at 26% as fed. Among the wet recipes, Shredded Turkey Limited Ingredient Grain-Free leads at 8.5%.
Does Go! Solutions Sensitivities contain peas or lentils?
All eight kibbles contain peas or lentils; the Insect recipe also lists chickpeas, and the Venison recipe lists pea flour. The two wet recipes, Duck Pâté and Shredded Turkey, contain neither.
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