Applaws Taste Toppers Natural Adult Wet Dog Food Chicken Salmon & Vegetables in Broth

WetComplementary: fed with other foodAdultContains grain
51/ 100
FairWhy it scores 51

Fed with other food, not on its own.

Score v6.1.0 · label checked 27 Sep 2026

Good points

  • No ingredient deductions
  • High protein, 56% dry weight
  • Fresh meat, named by animal

First ingredients: Chicken Breast 28%, Chicken Broth, Salmon 18%, Pumpkin 8%, Carrots 8%… All ingredients

Label checked
Meat
46%
Protein, dry weight
56%
Carbs, dry weight
~31%
kcal/100 g
70

Ingredients

Listed first: Chicken Breast. 46% of the recipe is declared meat.

  • Meat 46%
  • Plants 24%
  • No amount given 30%

Chicken Breast 28%, Chicken Broth, Salmon 18%, Pumpkin 8%, Carrots 8%, Peas 8%, Rice

Meat named animal proteinGrain cereals

How we read this label

First ingredient: “Chicken Breast 28%”. It names the animal.

Each ingredient on the label, how we read it, and the share the label gives
On the labelWe read it asShare on the label
Chicken Breast 28%Named meat28%
Chicken BrothFat, stock, extract or other processed ingredientPart of the item above
Salmon 18%Named meat18%
Pumpkin 8%Vegetable, fruit or plant8%
Carrots 8%Vegetable, fruit or plant8%
Peas 8%Vegetable, fruit or plant8%
RiceGrainNot given

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Nutrition

Protein 56% and carbs about 31%, with the water taken out.

Analysis as sold and with the water taken out
NutrientAs soldDry weight
Protein10%56%
Fat1%5.6%
Carbohydrate~5.5%~31%
Fibre0.5%2.8%
Ash1%5.6%
Moisture82%taken out

Carbohydrate is our estimate: what is left after the other shares.

Energy70 kcal/100 g

Why it scores 51

The kind of meat scored best (12 of 15). How it’s made scored lowest (8 of 20).

  1. How much meat?

    22 / 45 points
    • Meat on the label16.1 / 35 points

      46% declared meat, as weighed before cooking; full marks at 100%.

    • Protein level5.9 / 10 points

      Protein is 55.6% of the food with the water taken out. Nothing at 20% or less, full marks at 80%.

  2. How much starch?

    9.8 / 20 points

    Estimated carbohydrate: About 30.6% carbohydrate with the water taken out (our estimate). Full marks with no carbohydrate, none at 60% or more.

  3. How processed?

    8 / 20 points

    How it’s made: Cooked in the tin, tray or pouch: 8 of 20.

  4. What kind of meat?

    12 / 15 points
    • How the meat is listed12 / 12 points

      The label lists the meat as fresh, which earns 100% of these points. Fresh or raw named meat earns all of them, dried 70%, meal half, hydrolysed a quarter, an unnamed category none.

    • Organ meat0 / 3 points

      No organ meat named.

No ingredient deductions.

Each bar is as long as the points it is worth, out of 100 in all.

What the score means

One scale for every food: meat (45 points), starch (20), how it’s made (20) and kind of meat (15), minus points for a few listed ingredients. It rates the recipe, not your dog.

75 and over is excellent, 60 to 74 good, 45 to 59 fair and under 45 weak.

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Ingredient notes

Nothing flagged in 7 ingredients.

7 ingredients with nothing flagged

Broth (meat stock), carrot, chicken, peas, pumpkin, rice, salmon

Checked against the EU Catalogue of Feed Materials and FEDIAF guidelines.

Sources for these ingredients

Notes come from published sources about each ingredient, not about this food. How we decide

Your dog

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Sources

Read from 1 shop, saved 27 Sep 2026.

Page we read, saved 27 Sep 2026: Pets at Home.

Score method v6.1.0 · ingredient notes v2.4.0

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