Lamb and rice is one of the oldest combinations in dog food, largely because it's a recipe that tends to suit dogs with sensitive stomachs better than a wheat-heavy alternative. Skinners built this Field & Trial recipe around that pairing for working dogs specifically.

Brown rice makes up 40.6% of the recipe and lamb meat meal 26%, alongside naked oats, whole linseed, poultry fat and lucerne. Small measured additions of glucosamine (350mg/kg), chondroitin sulphate (150mg/kg), seaweed (150mg/kg) and yucca (100mg/kg) sit alongside a herb blend.

• Brown rice 40.6%, lamb meat meal 26%
• Crude protein 21%, crude fat 12%, crude ash 9%
• Omega-3 at 1.26%
• Energy content 349 kcal per 100g
• Described as a complete working dog food

On the joint additives. As with Skinners' other Field & Trial recipes, glucosamine, chondroitin, seaweed and yucca are all genuinely present, but each is measured in milligrams per kilogram rather than as a meaningful percentage of the food — a useful addition, but not the main nutritional story here.

Who it's for: owners of a working or active dog who want a lamb-based recipe rather than the more common chicken, particularly for a dog that does better on rice than wheat.