James Wellbeloved Adult Dry Dog Food Chicken & Rice

Most commercial dog foods list two or three meat sources without saying why, which is fine until a dog reacts to one of them and there is no way to tell which. James Wellbeloved's whole approach is to use exactly one animal protein per recipe, so if a dog does well on it, or doesn't, you know what caused it.

Here that single protein is dried chicken, at 21.5% of the recipe, alongside naked oats, brown and white rice, barley and whole linseed at 4.5%. The stated recipe excludes beef, pork, soya, eggs, dairy and wheat entirely. Protein comes out at 22.7%, fat at 11.6%, crude ash at 5.9%, crude fibre at 3.0%, with omega-3 at 1.2% and omega-6 at 3.0%, and an energy value of 364 kcal per 100g.

• Single source animal protein: dried chicken (21.5%)
• Protein 22.7%, fat 11.6%, crude ash 5.9%, crude fibre 3.0%
• Excludes beef, pork, soya, eggs, dairy and wheat
• Omega-3 at 1.2%, omega-6 at 3.0%
• Energy 364 kcal per 100g
• 15kg bag

On what "hypoallergenic" means here. This recipe is formulated to exclude the most commonly reported problem ingredients, not tested against your specific dog. If a vet has diagnosed a food allergy, ask them whether a single-protein diet like this one is the right elimination approach before switching, rather than treating it as a guaranteed fix.

Who it's for: owners of an adult dog who reacts to, or is being tested for a reaction to, common proteins or grains, and want a recipe built around excluding them rather than working them in at a lower level.