Nutrition

Dogfy Diet Chicken Menu - Review and Recipe Analysis

When it comes to choosing a balanced, nutritious menu that fits each dog's nutritional needs (remembering every dog is different), we come across Dogfy Diet's complete chicken menu, which surprises us with its quality.

Ingredients of the Chicken Menu

The company's own website gives us the percentages of the ingredients used in this Dogfy Diet chicken recipe. It's made up of:

  • 67% Chicken (meat, organs, and meaty bones)
  • 20.4% Carrot
  • 3.7% Potato
  • 3.7% Pumpkin
  • 1.8% Peas
  • 1.8% Natural potato starch
  • 1.4% Oil
  • 0.2% Vital minerals

Nutritional Information

For those more knowledgeable in canine nutrition, this information is valuable. For those less familiar, we'll just say the percentages are entirely suitable for a healthy natural diet.

  • 70% Moisture
  • 13% Crude protein
  • 10% Crude fat
  • 1.7% Crude fiber
  • 2% Crude ash
  • 3.3% Carbohydrates

Dogfy Diet chicken

Analyzing Dogfy Diet's Chicken Menu

The data provided by Dogfy Diet actually shows a balanced recipe identical to BARF food, with the difference that this company lightly cooks the ingredients to improve digestibility and eliminate any bacteria.

A very balanced menu that could well be considered hypoallergenic, since it contains a single animal protein source and is grain-free. The meat-to-vegetable ratio is right, and it also includes plant protein such as that from peas.

Personal Opinion on Dogfy Diet's Chicken Menu

This is one of the Dogfy Diet ranges our dog Yako liked the most, due to its strong meat (chicken) smell and taste. Nutritionally, it's very good, and the dog loves it — so much so his eyes light up at mealtime, haha.

Smooth digestion and healthy stool. We really liked that they included meaty chicken bones. They're not noticeable in the final menu since they come completely ground up, but they provide great nutritional value for dogs.

It's definitely a formula we recommend to our readers given its quality and how well it sits with our dog, who has a sensitive stomach.

IMPORTANT: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute veterinary, nutritional or behavioural advice. Every dog is different, and only your trusted vet can advise you on its specific needs.

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