Nutrition

Dogfy Diet Salmon Menu - Analysis and Review

If your dog is a fish lover, or you're simply looking for a natural food recipe with an intense flavor that also helps improve its coat and skin, among many other things.... Dogfy Diet's Salmon menu can undoubtedly be an excellent choice.

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What Ingredients Does the Salmon Menu Have?

It's named the Salmon menu since it's the largest animal protein source in the recipe, but beef is also included, so we could say it's actually a Salmon and Beef menu (where fish flavor dominates). This Dogfy Diet recipe's ingredients are:

  • 40.3% Salmon
  • 26.2% Beef
  • 20.3% Carrot
  • 5.5% Fresh potato
  • 3.7% Natural potato starch
  • 1.8% Fresh turnip
  • 0.9% Peas
  • 0.7% Olive oil
  • 0.7% Essential minerals

Nutritional Analysis

Here we can assess the percentages of carbs, proteins, etc....

  • 70% Moisture
  • 13% Crude protein
  • 11.2% Crude fat
  • 1% Crude fiber
  • 1.2% Crude ash
  • 3.6% Carbohydrates

We could say that, due to its slightly higher fat percentage than other recipes like the chicken menu, this recipe is aimed at dogs with medium-to-high activity levels that need nutritious, balanced food.

Dogs with coat or skin problems can also greatly benefit from this Salmon recipe thanks to its omega fatty acid content, and of course, dogs that love the intense taste and smell of fish.

Opinion on Dogfy Diet's Salmon Menu

Personally, we can confirm this is a menu dogs find very appealing, since our two furry ones enjoyed it very intensely. It's true they love fish, so we already suspected they'd love it.

This recipe's composition is very complete and balanced, so we have no doubts at all about recommending it. Also, since Dogfy Diet lets us order different recipes, we can alternate flavors by days or weeks, keeping our dogs always enjoying new tastes.

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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