Keep in mind that dog food ingredients are listed in order by weight PRIOR to processing. So if you see a "fresh de-boned chicken" or just plain "chicken" as the first ingredient followed by a grain or other filler...that food is mostly filler. Since fresh meats contain ~70% moisture, but all of that moisture is removed during the process of making the food...its placement as an ingredient should be much further down the list. I would keep an eye out for a food that has a few named meat meal sources in the first 5 ingredients. Grain free is superior to all other kibbles. Good luck.
Beware of companies that do not publish the full nutrient breakdown.
Orijen, Acana, Innova, Evo, California Natural, Karma are the only brands I can think of that publish the whole thing!
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