A dog food that leads with two named meats on the front usually has a lot more going on by the time you reach the ingredient list, and this one is no exception. Turkey meal comes first at 22%, with lamb meal further down at 7%, and wheat, corn and animal fats filling out much of the rest — this is not a single-protein or grain-free recipe.

Crude protein is 26%, fat content 13%, crude ash 7.5% and crude fibre 2.5%, with dried chicory root at 1% as a prebiotic fibre source and small inclusions of dried carrot, dried spinach and dried parsley at 0.07% each. Purina state the recipe contains no added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Feeding is guided by a bodyweight table covering dogs from 5kg to 70kg.

• Turkey meal 22%, lamb meal 7%
• Protein 26%, fat content 13%
• Crude ash 7.5%, crude fibre 2.5%
• Dried chicory root 1%, plus carrot, spinach and parsley at 0.07% each
• No added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
• 14kg bag

On the ingredient order. Turkey and lamb are the named proteins on the front, but wheat and corn both appear in the ingredient list ahead of the lamb meal — this is not a grain-free or single-protein food, and the herb and vegetable inclusions (carrot, spinach, parsley) are each under a tenth of a percent, more a flavour and marketing detail than a nutritional one.

Who it's for: owners of adult dogs who want a mainstream turkey-and-lamb recipe without added artificial colours or preservatives, rather than a grain-free or limited-ingredient diet.