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Breed

Labrador Retriever25–36 kg

Cocker Spaniel10–15 kg

French Bulldog9–14 kg

Cockapoo6–12 kg

Dachshund (Miniature)3.5–5 kg

English Springer Spaniel18–25 kg

Border Collie14–22 kg

Staffordshire Bull Terrier11–17 kg

Picking a breed suggests a typical adult weight; you can still adjust it below.

Weight (kg)Age (years)Activity

BudgetFoods over it are left out of your shortlist, and we say how many.

What do they eat?Pick the types to look at. Leave blank to see every type.

DryWetFreshRaw

Anything to leave out?Checked against the whole ingredient list.

ChickenBeefLambFishPorkTurkeyEggDairyAll grainsWheatSoyaPeas and legumesAdded sugar

What matters most?Foods the maker made for it come first.

Weight controlSensitive digestionSkin and coatJointsTeethWorking and active dogsNeutered dogs

Other ingredients to leave outComma-separated. Main meats and common ingredients are checked against the label; we say if something can’t be.Known sensitivitiesFoods listing these get “Check the label”.