According to All About Dog Food, this dry food is comprised of over 57% meat, with fruit and veg being the next ingredient at just under 25% and carbs at only 4%!
So how does that compare to other brands? Well, Harrington's is over 50% carbs, Royal Canin 82% and Hills is over 70% carbs.
Carbs are often ploughed into dry food as a way to bulk out the product at very little cost. The worst part of this is, it does your dog no favours at all. At worst it can be inflammatory. At best, your dog is deprived of the nutrition it needs and you just end up picking up a bigger poo at the end because it's just gone straight through them.
All About Dog Food, gives Carnilove a very approving 78%.
Ingredients: wild boar meat meal (30%), free-range lamb meat meal (25%), yellow peas (20%), chicken fat (preserved with tocopherols, 10%), chicken liver (3%), apples (3%), tapioca starch (3%), salmon oil (2%), carrots (1%), flaxseed (1%), chickpeas (1%), hydrolyzed crustacean shells (a source of glucosamine, 0,026%), cartilage extract (a source of chondroitin, 0,016%), brewer´s yeast (a source of mannan-oligosaccharides, 0,015%), chicory root (a source of fructo-oligosaccharides, 0,01%), yucca schidigera (0,01%), algae (0,01%), psyllium (0,01%), thyme (0,01%), rosemary (0,01%), orega – no (0,01%), cranberries (0,0008%), blueberries (0,0008%), raspberries (0,0008%).
Analytical ingredients in 1 kg: crude protein 38,0 % fat content 20,0 % crude ash 8,0 % crude fibre 3,2 % moisture 10,0 % calcium 1,6 % phosphorus 1,3 %.
Size: 1.5kg