Bella is built around two adult kibbles with the same guaranteed analysis: 26% protein, 15.5% fat, 4% fiber and 12% moisture, plus 36.5% estimated starch, all as fed. Each lists a named meat first, turkey in one and chicken in the other, followed by whole grain corn, whole grain wheat and corn gluten meal. Both are sold for adult dogs of all breed sizes, including small breeds.
The two recipes differ in their protein blend and calories, not in their analysis figures. The Turkey & Chicken recipe has 357 kcal per cup and includes peas or lentils. The Chicken & Beef recipe has 345 kcal per cup and includes potato. Neither is grain free.
Compared with the catalog average for kibble (1,834 foods), Bella sits slightly below on protein (26% vs 26.9%) and estimated starch (36.5% vs 37.4%), and well below on calories per cup (345 to 357 vs 395). The trade-off is limited choice: two recipes, one life stage, one format and near identical labels.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Adult dogs of all breed sizes, including small breeds
Owners who want grain-inclusive kibble with corn and wheat
Owners wanting fewer calories per cup than the kibble average
WORTH KNOWING
Both recipes contain grain, with whole grain corn and whole grain wheat in the first five ingredients.
Peas or lentils appear only in the Turkey & Chicken recipe; potato appears only in the Chicken & Beef recipe.
Chicken is in both recipes, so neither suits owners avoiding chicken.
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.
Turkey is the first ingredient here, with chicken as the second animal protein, and this is the only Bella recipe with peas or lentils. At 357 kcal per cup it is the more energy dense of the two, suited to adult dogs whose owners prefer turkey.
Chicken leads the ingredient list and beef is the second animal protein, making this the Bella pick without turkey and without peas or lentils, though it includes potato. It has 345 kcal per cup, the lower of the two, for adult dogs whose owners prefer chicken and beef.
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