Recorded composition
What the source states
Grain-free small/medium breed adult kibble with 50% chicken, potato and peas
This is a factual transcription or concise source summary. Confirm the current pack because recipes can change.
UK product information · dog · dry
Applaws Small & Medium Breeds Chicken Adult Dry Dog Food
A source-linked record for comparing supplied composition and nutrition facts. Commercial observations remain separate and are never treated as formulation evidence.
adult1kg · 4kg · 12kg0 dated offer observations
Product evidence passport
Identity, coverage and freshness—kept separate.
No combined quality or safety score is calculated. Each signal says only what this record can support.
- HungryPets product key
- applaws~applaws--applaws-small-medium-chicken-adult-dry Stable local route identity; not a GTIN or recall identifier.
- Label source
- applaws.com ↗ Observed 14 Jul 2026, 19:17 UTC
- Source freshness
- 55 days since observation · check the current pack Age is measured from the recorded observation, not the recipe date.
- Label coverage
- 4 / 5 core fields Missing fields stay missing.
- Commerce lane
- No price claim Offers never validate ingredients or nutrition.
- Recall linkage
- No governed recall identifier A local product key cannot be joined to recalls by name.
Confirm the current pack and check the official recall source before acting. Open FDA + FSA recall checks →
Like-for-like comparison
Supplied and dry-matter views
FieldAs suppliedDry matter
Protein36%Not calculable
Fat15%Not calculable
Fibre2.5%Not calculable
Ash9%Not calculable
MoistureNot suppliedNot calculable
Energy379 kcal/100g—
Dry-matter values are arithmetic normalisation, not a suitability or quality score. Clinical feeding decisions belong with a veterinarian.
Commercial observations
Price links, separately governed
No attributable merchant observation is published for this record.
Prices and availability may have changed. Verify directly with the retailer; an offer does not validate the label facts above.
Curated comparisons