Happy Dog Flocken Vollkost Classic Flakes

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Happy Dog Flocken Vollkost Classic Flakes

DryCompleteAll agesContains grain
27/ 100
WeakTied 669th of 1,171 dry foods

89% of dry foods score under 45.

Score v6.1.0 · label checked 28 Sep 2026

  • No ingredient deductions
  • Includes organ meat
  • Meat amount not given
  • Meat not named by animal
  • Includes hydrolysed protein

First ingredients: Maize flour (roller-dried), meat meal, wheat flour, wheat, poultry fat… All ingredients

Label taken from the maker’s website
Meat
Not on label
Protein, dry weight
31%
Carbs, dry weight
~43%
kcal/100 g
368

Ingredients

Listed first: Maize flour. The label gives no meat figure.

Maize flour (roller-dried), meat meal, wheat flour, wheat, poultry fat, flaked peas (2 %), carrots* (2 %), poultry protein*, beef fat, calcium carbonate, haemoglobin, fish meal, hydrolysed liver, monocalcium phosphate, beet pulp* (desugared), sodium chloride, apple pomace* (0.2 %), potassium chloride, elderberries, savory, marjoram, rosemary, sage, thyme, aniseed, basil, fennel, elderflowers, lavender flowers (total dried herbs: 0.11 %) *dried

Meat named animal proteinGrain cereals

From the maker’s website, checked 28 Sep 2026.

Additives

Vitamins/kg: Vitamin A (E672), vitamin D3 (E671), vitamin E (all rac-alpha-Tocopherylacetat 3a700), vitamin B1 (Thiaminmononitrat), vitamin B2 (Riboflavin), vitamin B6 (Pyridoxinhydrochlorid 3a831), D (+) Biotin, Calcium-D-Pantothenat, niacin, vitamin B12, antioxidants: high tocopherol extracts of natural origin. Trace elements/kg: iron (E1; Eisen(II)sulfat; Monohydrat), copper (E4; Kupfer(II)sulfat; Pentahydrat), zinc (E6; Zinkoxid; AminosŠure-Zinkchelat; Hydrat), manganese (E5; Mangan(II)oxid), iodine (E2; Calciumjodat; wasserfrei), selenium (E8; Natriumselenit)

How we read this label

First ingredient: “Maize flour”. It isn’t a named meat or fish.

On the labelWe read it asShare on the label
Maize flour (roller-dried)GrainNot given
meat mealMeat, animal not namedNot given
wheat flourGrainNot given
wheatGrainNot given
poultry fatFat, stock, extract or other processed ingredientNot given
flaked peas (2%)Vegetable, fruit or plant2%
carrots* (2%)Vegetable, fruit or plant2%
poultry protein*Meat, animal not namedNot given
beef fatFat, stock, extract or other processed ingredientNot given
calcium carbonateOtherNot given
haemoglobinOtherNot given
fish mealMeat, animal not namedNot given
hydrolysed liverOrgan meatNot given
monocalcium phosphateOtherNot given
beet pulp* (desugared)Vegetable, fruit or plantNot given
sodium chlorideOtherNot given
apple pomace* (0.2%)Vegetable, fruit or plant0.2%
potassium chlorideOtherNot given
elderberriesVegetable, fruit or plantNot given
savoryOtherNot given

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Nutrition

Protein 31% and carbs about 43%, with the water taken out.

As soldDry weight
Protein28%31%
within the usual 26 to 32% for dry foods
Fat14%16%
Carbohydrate~39%~43%
within the usual 39 to 50% for dry foods
Fibre2%2.2%
Ash7%7.8%
Moisturenot on label, 10% assumed10%taken out

Carbohydrate is our estimate: what is left after the other shares. The usual range is the middle half of the dry foods we rate.

Energy368 kcal/100 g

Why it scores 27

The kind of meat scored best (5.7 of 15). Meat scored lowest (10.7 of 45).

  1. How much meat?

    10.7 / 45
    • Meat on the label8.8 / 35

      Meat is listed without saying which animal, and the label doesn’t say how much, so a quarter of the points.

    • Protein level1.9 / 10

      Protein is 31.1% of the food with the water taken out. Nothing at 20% or less, full marks at 80%.

  2. How much starch?

    5.6 / 20

    About 43.3% carbohydrate with the water taken out (our estimate). Full marks with no carbohydrate, none at 60% or more.

  3. How processed?

    5 / 20

    Extruded kibble: 6 of 20. Minus 1 for hydrolysed protein.

  4. What kind of meat?

    5.7 / 15
    • How the meat is listed2.7 / 12

      The label lists the meat as unnamed meal and unnamed hydrolysed, which earns 23% of these points. Fresh or raw named meat earns all of them, dried 70%, meal half, hydrolysed a quarter, an unnamed category none.

    • Organ meat3 / 3

      Organ meat such as liver, heart, kidney or tripe is named.

No ingredient deductions.

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

Against other dry foods

Tied 669th of 1,171 dry foods. 30 foods share this score. Each bar counts the ranked dry foods in a 5-point step of score.

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.

How we rate foods →

Less starch in the bowl

Half and half by calories with Happy Dog Pure Goat Dog Food (Sardinia) (scores 83): carbs fall from 43% to 27% by dry weight, and protein is about 43%.

Worked out from both labels, for half the day’s calories from each food. The feeding guides on the packs still set the amounts.

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Ingredient notes

3 noted: liver, elderberry and marjoram. 37 flagged nothing.

  • 3 noted
  • 37 nothing flagged
  • 4 not in our ingredient database yet
37 ingredients with nothing flagged

Animal fats, aniseed, antioxidants, apples, basil, beet pulp, calcium carbonate, carrot, fennel, fish, lavender, maize (corn), monocalcium phosphate, niacin (vitamin B3), peas, potassium chloride, poultry fat, processed animal protein, rosemary, sage, salt (sodium chloride), thyme, tocopherols (vitamin E), vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B12 (cobalamin), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), vitamins, wheat

We couldn’t read an amount we can check on the label, so no points were taken: copper, iodine, iron, manganese, selenium, vitamin A (retinyl acetate), vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol), zinc

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

Sources for these ingredients
4 not in our ingredient database yet

Calcium-d-pantothenat, D (+) biotin, haemoglobin, savory

Not in our ingredient database yet, so no judgement either way.

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

Prices

One shop we track sells this: Happy Dog UK. Checked 4 Oct 2026.

In stock first, cheapest per kg first, excluding deliveryExcluding delivery

ShopPackPricePer kg
Happy Dog UK10kg · £41.9910kg£41.99£4.20/kgCheapest in stockVisit
Happy Dog UK1.5kg · £13.991.5kg£13.99£9.33/kgVisit

Price unchanged since 28 Sep (2 readings, one a week).

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DayShopPackPricePer kg
4 Oct 2026Happy Dog UK1.5kg£13.99£9.33/kg
4 Oct 2026Happy Dog UK10kg£41.99£4.20/kg
28 Sep 2026Happy Dog UK1.5kg£13.99£9.33/kg
28 Sep 2026Happy Dog UK10kg£41.99£4.20/kg

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Cost per day and grams for your dog

Alternatives

4 dry foods score 26 to 34 points higher and cost up to 9% more.

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about 18% this food about 43%
To feed
2% less per 1,000 kcal

+34 pointsCompare

Carbs
about 8% this food about 43%
To feed
9% more per 1,000 kcal

+33 pointsCompare

Carbs
about 24% this food about 43%
To feed
10% less per 1,000 kcal

+30 pointsCompare

Carbs
about 38% this food about 43%
To feed
4% more per 1,000 kcal

+26 pointsCompare

Carbs are a share of the dry food, with the water taken out.

Sources

Taken from the maker’s page, checked 28 Sep 2026.

From the maker’s website. The ingredients and analysis here are the maker’s current label, from their product page, checked 28 Sep 2026. Shops may still stock packs with the older recipe.

Page we read, saved 4 Oct 2026: Happy Dog UK (the maker).

Score method v6.1.0 · ingredient notes v2.4.0

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