Compare foods side by side

Pick two to four foods. We line up score, meat, nutrition, energy and cost so the differences are easy to see.

At a glance

DFR score

Out of 100. The shading shows the bands: 75 and over is excellent, 60 to 74 good, 45 to 59 fair and under 45 weak.

  • Omni Adult Dry Food16Weak
  • AATU Chicken Adult Dry Dog Food59FairHighest

Price per 1,000 kcal

Cheapest pack we found, excluding delivery. Calories make wet, raw and dry foods fair to compare. Bars start at zero.

  • Omni Adult Dry Food£1.95Lowest
  • AATU Chicken Adult Dry Dog Food£2.03

What it is made of

Percent of the food with the water taken out, so wet, raw and dry foods line up. Carbs are our estimate from the label.

  • Omni Adult Dry FoodCarbs can’t be worked out
  • AATU Chicken Adult Dry Dog FoodProtein 36Fat 20Carbs 33Fibre, ash, other 11

Side by side

Omni Adult Dry FoodOmniAdult Dry FoodAATU Chicken Adult Dry Dog FoodAATUChicken Adult Dry Dog Food
DFR score16Weak59FairHighest
Named meatas declaredNot on label79.5%
First ingredientPotato Protein80% Chicken (Including, 63.5% Freshly prepared Chicken, 14% Dried Chicken & 2…
TypeDry · AdultDry · Adult
Price per kgcheapest pack found£6.84Lowest£7.50
Price per 1,000 kcalfair between wet, raw and dry£1.95Lowest£2.03
Energy351 kcal/100 g370 kcal/100 g
Proteinas fed30%32%
Carbohydrateestimated, dry weightNot on label~33%
Fatas fed9%18%
Fibreas fed3%2%
MoistureNot on labelNot on label
Points lostingredient flagsNoneNone

Cells marked Highest or Lowest and shaded green are the best of the foods you picked: the highest score and meat, the lowest cost. Protein and fat as fed aren’t directly comparable between wet and dry foods because of the water, see wet vs dry.

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