Aloha Petites is built around grain-free recipes in three formats: five kibbles, three wet foods and seven Flavor Booster bisque toppers. The kibbles open with a named meat and its meal, then peas, a liver and lentils. The wet foods start with chicken broth and chicken and add chickpea and sweet potato. Every topper is a broth with its named meat, sunflower oil, fish extracts and natural tuna flavor.
Kibble protein runs from 26% to 30% as fed and estimated starch from 34.5% to 37.5%, with chicken, herring, lamb and duck as the lead proteins. The kibble averages of 27.2% protein and 36.8% starch sit close to the catalog kibble averages of 26.9% and 37.4%, while kibble calories average 420 kcal per cup against 395. All three wet recipes show 8% protein, near the wet catalog average of 8.3%.
The trade-offs: every kibble and wet recipe includes peas or lentils, and all the wet foods include potato. The toppers average 5.3% protein against 18.4% for toppers in the catalog, and their labels show mostly broth and moisture. Fish and egg appear in all seven toppers.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners who want grain-free kibble with 26% to 30% protein
Owners of small dogs, since kibbles and toppers list small breeds
Owners wanting a topper at 20 to 32 kcal per pouch
WORTH KNOWING
All five kibbles and all three wet recipes include peas, lentils or chickpea; the toppers do not.
Every topper lists fish extracts and natural tuna flavor, and egg appears in all seven, including the ones named for beef, pork, lamb, duck and chicken.
The Flavor Booster Pork Bisque topper is discontinued.
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.
Most protein in the lineLeast starch in the lineMost calories in the line
The only puppy recipe in the line, For Puppies Luau has the most protein at 30%, the least estimated starch at 34.5% and the most calories at 466 kcal per cup among the kibbles. It suits owners of growing puppies who want a chicken-only grain-free kibble.
27.8% protein · 17% fat · 37.2% starch · 377 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Fewest calories in the line
Chicken Luau has the fewest calories among the kibbles at 377 kcal per cup and the highest fat at 17%, with 27.8% protein. Fresh deboned chicken, chicken meal and fresh chicken liver lead its label, suiting owners who want a chicken-only all life stages kibble that is lighter per cup.
26.2% protein · 16% fat · 37.3% starch · 389 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with fish
Fish Luau is the only kibble led by herring and herring meal, though chicken liver also appears among its first ingredients. At 26.2% protein, 37.3% estimated starch and 389 kcal per cup, it suits owners who want a fish-led kibble and do not need it chicken-free.
26% protein · 16% fat · 37.5% starch · 460 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with lamb
Lamb Luau is the only kibble whose animal proteins are all lamb, with lamb, lamb meal and lamb liver up front. It ties for the most estimated starch among the kibbles at 37.5% and has 460 kcal per cup, suiting owners who want a single-protein lamb option.
26% protein · 16% fat · 37.5% starch · 408 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with duckOnly kibble here with turkey
Duck Luau pairs duck and duck meal with turkey liver and is the only kibble in the line that contains potato. With 26% protein, 37.5% estimated starch and 408 kcal per cup, it suits owners looking for poultry other than chicken.
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.
Chicken Huli is the lowest-calorie wet recipe at 61 kcal per cup, and chicken and chicken liver are its only animal proteins. It suits owners who want a chicken-only wet food, with chickpea and sweet potato rounding out its first five ingredients.
Most calories in the lineOnly wet food here with fish
Chicken & Salmon Lomi is the only wet recipe with fish, adding salmon right after chicken broth and chicken. At 70 kcal per cup it has the most calories of the three wet foods, suiting owners who want some fish in a wet meal.
Chicken & Duck Maui is the only wet recipe with duck, listed right after chicken and ahead of chicken liver and chickpea. At 64 kcal per cup it falls between its two wet line mates, suiting owners who want duck alongside chicken.
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.
7% protein · 2% fat · 25 kcal/pouch · All Life Stages
Tuna Bisque is the only topper built on tuna broth and tuna, and it ties for the most protein among the toppers at 7% with 0% fiber. At 25 kcal per pouch, it suits owners of dogs that favor a tuna flavor.
7% protein · 3% fat · 32 kcal/pouch · All Life Stages
Most calories in the lineOnly topper here with chicken
Chicken Bisque is the only topper with chicken and has the most calories among the toppers at 748 kcal per kg and 32 kcal per pouch. With 7% protein and 3% fat, it suits owners who want the most calorie-dense broth in the range.
6% protein · 3% fat · 25 kcal/pouch · All Life Stages
Only topper here with beef
Beef Bisque is the only topper with beef, showing 6% protein, 3% fat and 25 kcal per pouch. It suits owners who want a red-meat broth, keeping in mind that fish extracts and egg are also on the label.
5% protein · 2% fat · 524 kcal/kg · All Life Stages
Only topper here with duck
Duck Bisque is the only topper with duck, pairing duck broth and duck with 5% protein and 524 kcal per kg. It suits owners who rotate poultry flavors beyond chicken, though fish and egg are also part of the recipe.
4% protein · 2% fat · 20 kcal/pouch · All Life Stages
Only topper here with pork
Pork Bisque is the only topper with pork and shows the most fiber among the toppers at 3%, with 4% protein and 20 kcal per pouch. It is marked discontinued, so owners may have trouble finding it.
4% protein · 2% fat · 418 kcal/kg · All Life Stages
Fewest calories in the line
Salmon Bisque has the fewest calories in the line at 418 kcal per kg, with 4% protein and 90% moisture. With salmon broth and salmon up front, it suits owners who want a light fish topper, though no per-pouch calorie figure is given.
4% protein · 2% fat · 30 kcal/pouch · All Life Stages
Only topper here with lamb
Lamb Bisque is the only topper with lamb, listing lamb broth and lamb first, with 4% protein and 30 kcal per pouch. It suits owners who want a lamb flavor over kibble, though fish extracts and egg also appear on the label.
Yes. All 15 recipes are grain-free, including the five Luau kibbles, the three wet foods and the seven Flavor Booster toppers. Every kibble and wet recipe does include peas or lentils, and the wet foods also include potato.
Which Aloha Petites kibble has the most protein?
For Puppies Chicken, Peas & Lentils Luau has the most protein at 30%, and it also has the least estimated starch at 34.5%. The other kibbles run from 26% to 27.8% protein.
Does Aloha Petites have a chicken-free recipe?
Lamb Luau kibble lists only lamb as its animal protein, and Duck Luau uses duck and turkey. Fish Luau contains chicken liver, and every wet recipe contains chicken. Among the toppers, Tuna Bisque and Salmon Bisque list only fish and egg.
Our log holds FDA dog food recall notices from 2012 on, so this is not a guarantee that Tiki Dog has never had one.
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NO LONGER SOLD
1 Discontinued Recipe
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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