A large breed carries more weight through its joints for longer, which is why so many large-breed recipes lean on glucosamine and chondroitin rather than just a bigger kibble. Harringtons include both here, alongside taurine for heart health.

The composition is built on lamb and meat meals at 26% in total — but only 6.5% of that is specifically dried lamb, with the rest an unnamed meat meal, and freshly prepared chicken also appears at 4%. Rice, maize, barley and oats provide the carbohydrate, alongside glucosamine (0.05%) and chondroitin sulphate (0.05%).

• Named "Lamb", but only 6.5% of the 26% lamb-and-meat-meal figure is specifically dried lamb
• Freshly prepared chicken also appears in the recipe, at 4%
• Protein 24%, fat content 13%, crude fibre 4%, crude ash 9%
• Omega-6 2.3%, omega-3 0.9%
• Glucosamine and chondroitin sulphate, each at 0.05%, for joint support
• 14KG bag

A word on the name. This is worth reading closely if lamb matters to you specifically: the "26% Lamb & Meat meals" figure breaks down to only 6.5% actual dried lamb, with the remainder an unnamed meat meal, and there is also 4% freshly prepared chicken in the recipe. It is not a single-protein lamb food.

Who it's for: owners of a large-breed adult dog wanting a joint-support recipe at a reasonable price, rather than owners specifically avoiding chicken or seeking a true single-protein lamb diet.