Hund-N-Flocken is built around lamb, chicken or beef paired with brown rice and pearled barley. All five recipes contain grain, and all five also contain peas or lentils. The line has four kibbles and one wet food. Fish appears in every kibble, and egg in three of the four.
The kibbles range from 22% to 28% protein, averaging 24.5%, and from 37% to 48% estimated starch, averaging 43.3%, with 335 to 400 kcal per cup. The catalog average for kibble is 26.9% protein, 37.4% starch and 395 kcal, all figures as fed. That puts the line lower in protein and higher in starch than most kibble. Only the Chicken recipe beats the catalog on both protein and starch. The single wet recipe, Lamb, lists 8.5% protein against a wet catalog average of 8.3%.
The trade-off is a grain-heavy kibble with more starch than typical, and the line's highest-protein option, the Chicken recipe, is listed as discontinued. Owners who avoid peas or lentils will find them in every recipe, and the wet Lamb also contains potato.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners who want grain-inclusive food with brown rice and barley
Dogs suited to moderate protein, 22% to 28% in kibble
Owners seeking a lower-calorie adult kibble at 335 kcal per cup
WORTH KNOWING
All five recipes contain peas or lentils, and the wet Lamb also contains potato.
The Chicken kibble, the line's highest-protein recipe at 28%, is listed as discontinued.
Kibble estimated starch spans 37% to 48%, so recipes with similar names differ noticeably.
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.
28% protein · 15% fat · 37% starch · 400 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Most protein in the lineMost fat in the lineLeast starch in the line
The only chicken kibble leads the line with 28% protein, 15% fat, 400 kcal per cup and the lowest estimated starch at 37%. It is labeled for all life stages but listed as discontinued, so it may be hard to find.
24% protein · 12% fat · 44% starch · 390 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
This NutrientBoost kibble pairs lamb and lamb meal with fish and is the only kibble in the line without egg. At 24% protein, 12% fat and 390 kcal per cup, it suits lamb-fed dogs at any life stage.
24% protein · 12% fat · 44% starch · 360 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with beef
The only beef kibble lists beef and ocean fish meal first and is the one kibble with white rice among its first five ingredients. It matches the NutrientBoost Lamb at 24% protein and 44% estimated starch but has 360 kcal per cup.
Least protein in the lineLeast fat in the lineMost starch in the line
Sold for adult dogs, this Everyday Nutrition kibble has the line's lowest protein at 22%, fat at 10% and calories at 335 kcal per cup, plus the most estimated starch at 48%. It suits less active adults whose owners want lamb with oatmeal.
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 food in the line lists water, lamb, chicken, animal plasma and beef liver first, with 8.5% protein, 5% fat and 78% moisture. It is the one recipe here with potato and suits adult dogs on wet food.
No. All five Hund-N-Flocken recipes contain grain, and brown rice and pearled barley appear among the first ingredients of every kibble. All five also contain peas or lentils.
Which Hund-N-Flocken recipe has the most protein?
Among the kibbles, NutrientBoost Chicken, Brown Rice & Pearled Barley has the most at 28% protein as fed, though it is listed as discontinued. The NutrientBoost Lamb and Beef kibbles each list 24%. The only wet recipe, Lamb, lists 8.5%.
Which Hund-N-Flocken recipes are for all life stages?
The three NutrientBoost kibbles, Lamb, Chicken and Beef, are labeled for all life stages. The Everyday Nutrition Lamb kibble and the wet Lamb are labeled for adult dogs.
We keep reviews of discontinued recipes online, each with suggested replacements, because bags stay on shelves and in pantries for months.
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