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.

  • ProDog Raw Lamb & Offal85Excellent
  • Henley Raw Just Pork96ExcellentHighest

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.

  • ProDog Raw Lamb & Offal£3.27Lowest
  • Henley Raw Just Pork£3.64

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.

  • ProDog Raw Lamb & OffalProtein 36Fat 43Carbs 0Fibre, ash, other 21
  • Henley Raw Just PorkProtein 63Fat 29Carbs 2Fibre, ash, other 6

Side by side

ProDog Raw Lamb & OffalProDog RawLamb & OffalHenley Raw Just PorkHenley RawJust Pork
DFR score85Excellent96ExcellentHighest
Named meatas declared79%100%Highest
First ingredient67% British Lamb Meat (Includes 30% meat with bone, 20% lung, 19% lamb chunks…Pork 80%
TypeRaw · AdultRaw · All ages
Price per kgcheapest pack found£6.60£5.70Lowest
Price per 1,000 kcalfair between wet, raw and dry£3.27Lowest£3.64
Energy201.9 kcal/100 g156.4 kcal/100 g
Proteinas fed14.7%20.9%
Carbohydrateestimated, dry weight~0%~2%
Fatas fed17.7%9.5%
Fibreas fed3.9%0.3%
Moisture58.8%67%
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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