Mighty Mini is built around small breed feeding. Every recipe is sold for toy and small dogs, all nine are grain free, and all nine include peas or lentils. Fish and egg appear in all six kibbles, with beef, chicken, lamb and turkey as the named meats.
The kibbles fall into two clear groups. The beef and salmon recipes share 26% protein, 6% fat, 10% fiber, 42% estimated starch and 355 kcal per cup. The chicken, lamb and turkey recipes run 30 to 32% protein, 17 to 18% fat and 31 to 32% starch, at 405 to 450 kcal per cup. The catalog kibble average is 26.9% protein, 37.4% starch and 395 kcal per cup. The line averages 28.3% protein, 36.8% starch and 393 kcal, as fed.
The three wet foods have identical figures: 7.5% protein, 3% fat, 82% moisture and 88 kcal per can. That protein figure is a little under the catalog wet average of 8.3%. The trade-off is limited middle ground. Owners choose between a lean kibble and a rich one with nothing in between, and the turkey kibble is discontinued.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Small dogs needing a lean kibble at 355 kcal per cup
Owners wanting 30 to 32% protein and 17 to 18% fat kibble
Owners who want grain-free food in both kibble and wet
WORTH KNOWING
All nine recipes are grain free, and all nine include peas or lentils.
Most recipes include potato. The Salmon, Lentil & Green Bean and Turkey & Hearty Vegetable kibbles do not.
The Turkey & Hearty Vegetable kibble is discontinued, and three of the remaining kibbles share identical figures.
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.
32% protein · 17% fat · 31% starch · 440 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Most protein in the lineLeast starch in the lineOnly kibble here with lamb
This is the only lamb kibble in the line, with the most protein at 32% and the least estimated starch at 31%. It is labeled for all life stages, so it suits small dogs of any age that eat lamb, at 440 kcal per cup.
At 450 kcal per cup, this chicken and chicken meal kibble has the most calories in the line, pairing 30% protein with 18% fat. It is labeled for adults and suits small dogs that need more energy in a small serving.
30% protein · 18% fat · 32% starch · 405 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with turkey
This is the only kibble here with turkey, and it has the widest protein mix in the line: turkey, chicken, fish and egg. It is discontinued, so owners of small dogs fed its 30% protein, 405 kcal per cup formula may need to plan a switch.
This beef kibble is labeled for adults and small breeds only, unlike the all life stages beef recipe. It shares 26% protein, 6% fat, 10% fiber and 42% estimated starch with that line mate, so it suits adult small dogs that need a lighter kibble.
This is the only kibble here with no land meat. Salmon and ocean fish meal lead, fish and egg are its only animal proteins, and it has no potato. Its 26% protein, 6% fat and 42% estimated starch suit adult small dogs on a lean, fish-based kibble.
26% protein · 6% fat · 42% starch · 355 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
This beef kibble is labeled for all life stages, which sets it apart from the adult-only beef recipe that has the same 26% protein and 355 kcal per cup. It suits households feeding small dogs of different ages a lean beef and fish formula.
Chicken, Chicken Broth, Water Sufficient For Processing
Line average
7.5%
3%
82%
878
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 is the only wet recipe here built on turkey, with turkey, turkey broth and turkey liver ahead of peas in its first five ingredients. It suits owners of small dogs who want a single named meat plus egg, at 88 kcal per can.
Only wet food here with lambOnly wet food here with fish
This is the only wet recipe in the line with lamb or fish, and its first five ingredients include lamb meal, ocean fish meal, chickpeas and peas. It suits small dogs that eat lamb, though owners avoiding fish should note the fish meal.
This is the only wet recipe with chicken, listing chicken, chicken broth, chicken liver and dried egg whites in its first five ingredients. Peas are not in that top five, but the recipe still contains peas or lentils, and it suits small dogs that eat chicken.
Yes. All six Mighty Mini kibbles and all three wet foods are grain free, and every recipe includes peas or lentils.
Which Mighty Mini recipe has the most protein?
Among the kibbles, the Toy & Small Breed Lamb, Sweet Potato & Carrot Recipe has the most at 32% protein, as fed. The three wet foods (Turkey, Lamb and Chicken) each list 7.5% protein.
Which Mighty Mini kibble has the fewest calories?
The Beef Dry Food for Toy & Small Dogs, the Beef, Sweet Potato & Apple Recipe and the Salmon, Lentil & Green Bean Recipe each have 355 kcal per cup. All three also list 6% fat and 10% fiber.
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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