A working dog covering real ground benefits from more than just protein and fat on the label — the joints doing that work are often the first thing to feel the strain, which is why some working feeds add a specific joint-support ingredient rather than relying on the base recipe alone.

Gilpa Super Valu Mix is made from wheat, poultry (minimum 15% chicken), chicken fat, maize, fish oil (minimum 1.5%), vitamins and minerals, flaxseed (minimum 0.6%), potatoes and carrots (minimum 4% combined in the orange-coloured piece), rice (minimum 4% in the orange piece), yucca extract, mixed herbs at 450mg/kg and New Zealand green-lipped mussel extract at 50mg/kg. Analysis gives 20% crude protein, 10% crude fat, 2.5% crude fibre and 6% crude ash. It's sold here as a complete food.

• Crude protein 20%, crude fat 10%, crude fibre 2.5%, crude ash 6%
• Poultry, minimum 15% chicken
• Fish oil, minimum 1.5%; flaxseed, minimum 0.6%
• Potatoes and carrots, minimum 4% combined, in the orange-coloured kibble piece
• New Zealand green-lipped mussel extract, 50mg/kg; mixed herbs, 450mg/kg
• 15KG bag

On the two-tone kibble. The potato, carrot and rice content is specifically described as being "in the orange piece" — meaning this is a two-colour kibble where the vegetable content sits in one of the pieces rather than being blended evenly through every piece in the bowl.

Who it's for: owners of working or active dogs who want chicken as the named protein alongside a joint-support ingredient, and who don't mind a two-tone kibble as part of how the vegetable content is delivered.