Adult Health is a grain inclusive kibble line built around an animal meal plus rice and oats. Three of the four recipes list a meat meal first: chicken meal in Large & Giant Breed and Chicken Meal & Brown Rice Recipe, and lamb meal in Lamb Meal Recipe. The Anchovy & Sardine And Salmon Meal Recipe lists brown rice, oatmeal and rice ahead of its fish meals.
The recipes sit close together. Protein runs 23% to 25%, fat 13% to 15% and estimated starch 40% to 43%, all as fed. Calories range from 425 to 454 kcal per cup. Chicken and pork each appear in two recipes, and lamb and fish in one each. Only the Lamb Meal Recipe includes peas.
Against the catalog average for kibble of 26.9% protein, 37.4% estimated starch and 395 kcal per cup, this line averages 24.3% protein, 41.9% starch and 445 kcal per cup. That makes it a grain based, starch forward and calorie dense choice. The trade off is less protein than the typical kibble in our catalog and a narrow set of four recipes.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners who want grain inclusive kibble built on rice and oats
Adult dogs with higher calorie needs, at 425 to 454 kcal per cup
Owners seeking a fish recipe with no chicken or pork listed
WORTH KNOWING
Every recipe includes grain, so none of the four is grain free.
Estimated starch runs 40% to 43% as fed, above the kibble catalog average of 37.4%.
Only the Lamb Meal Recipe contains peas, and pork appears in both chicken recipes.
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.
This recipe has the most fat in the line at 15% and the least estimated starch at 40%, with 25% protein. Chicken meal leads, followed by brown rice, rice and oatmeal, making it the fit for owners wanting the highest fat chicken option here.
Fewest calories in the lineOnly kibble here with fish
This is the only fish recipe in the line, with anchovy and sardine meals listed after brown rice, oatmeal and rice. It has the fewest calories at 425 kcal per cup with 25% protein, suiting owners who want fish and no chicken or pork listed.
Made for large and giant breeds, this recipe leads with chicken meal, labeled as a source of glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, then rice, oatmeal and oats. It ties for the most estimated starch at 43% and suits owners of big adult dogs who want chicken and pork.
Least protein in the lineMost calories in the lineOnly kibble here with lamb
This is the only lamb recipe in the line and the only one with peas, listed third after lamb meal and oatmeal. It has the least protein at 23% and the most calories at 454 kcal per cup, suiting owners who want lamb and accept peas.
No. All four recipes include grain, such as rice, brown rice, oatmeal or oats. Only the Lamb Meal Recipe also contains peas.
Which Holistic Select Adult Health recipe has the most protein?
Chicken Meal & Brown Rice Recipe and Anchovy & Sardine And Salmon Meal Recipe tie at 25% protein as fed. The Lamb Meal Recipe has the least at 23%.
Which Holistic Select Adult Health recipe has the fewest calories?
The Anchovy & Sardine And Salmon Meal Recipe has the fewest at 425 kcal per cup. The Lamb Meal Recipe has the most at 454 kcal per cup, with Large & Giant Breed close behind at 453.
Our log holds FDA dog food recall notices from 2012 on, so this is not a guarantee that Holistic Select has never had one.
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