Heartland Farm-Raised Chicken & Ancient Grains Recipe
Canidaelisted recordUS · Dry kibble
Heartland Farm-Raised Chicken & Ancient Grains Recipe is a manufacturer-listed US dry dog food. Label facts retain their source basis and explicit unknowns.
Label review pendingUpdated Oct 23, 2026Revision 1
- Standard feeding cost
- Unknownper 1,000 kcal · eligible dated offer
- Calorie density
- 3,342kcal / kg as fed
- Nutritional adequacy
- UnknownRead the exact statement below
- Ingredient score
- 90/100Ingredient naming specificity
Suitability & adequacy
- Labelled life stages
- Unknown
- Large-breed growth explicitly supported
- unknown
- Substantiation method
- unknown
- Formulation record
- f-major-canidae-2aa99a571b60420e-05537bf2c0968181 · effective Unknown
The label’s statement is the starting point. Individual calorie needs and medical suitability are separate questions. Choosing puppy food
Nutrition & estimates
Label minima and maxima are guarantees, not typical measured values. Dry-matter and per-calorie conversions remain estimates; they do not become laboratory results.
| Nutrient | Label value | Dry matter estimate | Per 1,000 kcal estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| proteinminimum | 25%as fed | 27.8% | 74.8 g |
| fatminimum | 10%as fed | 11.1% | 29.9 g |
| fibermaximum | 5%as fed | 5.6% | 15.0 g |
| moisturemaximum | 10%as fed | — | — |
| ash | Unknown | — | — |
| calciumminimum | 1.2%as fed | 1.3% | 3.6 g |
| phosphorus | Unknown | — | — |
| sodium | Unknown | — | — |
| EPA | Unknown | — | — |
| DHA | Unknown | — | — |
“—” means a supported conversion is unavailable or not applicable. No ash or carbohydrate value is assumed. How to read these estimates
Ingredients on the label
First ten ingredients
Listed in descending weight order when added. Water content affects rank; position alone does not show nutrient contribution. About label order.
- Deboned Chicken
- chicken meal
- brown rice
- barley
- whole grain sorghum
- millet
- Pulse ingredient among the first ten
peas
FDA reports an unresolved association between certain diets high in pulses and non-hereditary dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). This flag identifies label position, not the amount present or a diagnosis. Pulses are not established as inherently dangerous; discuss diet changes with your veterinarian.
FDA: diet and DCM questionsView ingredient record - dried yeast
- pork meal
- oatmeal
All remaining ingredients (38)
- pumpkin
- alfalfa
- flax seed
- chicken fat
- natural flavor
- salmon oil
- choline chloride
- taurine
- potassium chloride
- Threonine
- salt
- mixed tocopherols
- vitamin E supplement
- zinc proteinate
- zinc sulfate
- ferrous sulfate
- L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate
- iron proteinate
- Tryptophan
- niacin supplement
- copper sulfate
- copper proteinate
- vitamin A supplement
- sodium selenite
- manganese sulfate
- manganese proteinate
- thiamine mononitrate
- d-calcium pantothenate
- riboflavin supplement
- pyridoxine hydrochloride
- vitamin B12 supplement
- calcium iodate
- dried Bacillus amyloliquefaciens fermentation product
- folic acid
- vitamin D3 supplement
- biotin
- green tea extract
- rosemary extract
Original label wording
Deboned Chicken, chicken meal (source of glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate), brown rice, barley, whole grain sorghum, millet, peas, dried yeast, pork meal (source of glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate), oatmeal, pumpkin, alfalfa, flax seed, chicken fat, natural flavor, salmon oil, choline chloride, taurine, potassium chloride, Threonine, salt, mixed tocopherols (a preservative), vitamin E supplement, zinc proteinate, zinc sulfate, ferrous sulfate, L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate, iron proteinate, Tryptophan, niacin supplement, copper sulfate, copper proteinate, vitamin A supplement, sodium selenite, manganese sulfate, manganese proteinate, thiamine mononitrate, d-calcium pantothenate, riboflavin supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin B12 supplement, calcium iodate, dried Bacillus amyloliquefaciens fermentation product, folic acid, vitamin D3 supplement, biotin, green tea extract, rosemary extract.
- chicken
- explicit
- beef
- ambiguous
- fish
- derived
- lamb
- ambiguous
“Not listed” does not establish allergy safety. Derived ingredients and ambiguous animal sources are distinguished; cross-contact control may be unknown. Understand exclusions
Packages & buying options
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Cost is an estimate, not a feeding prescription. Conditional discounts remain separate from standard prices.
Safety checks & information gaps
No exact-match notice is displayed in this catalog. This does not mean the food is recall-free or that the recall feed is complete or current.
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What remains unknown
- Formulation effective date is not supplied; retrieval date is the observation date. A product-listing publication date does not establish when this formulation took effect.
- Automated source extraction has not received independent veterinary or human editorial review; evidence score is unpublished.
- Catalog presence does not establish recall-free status or clinical suitability.
- No publication date was extracted from matching manufacturer product metadata; source publication date remains unknown.
- Exact nutritional adequacy statement was not provided in accessible label text; life stage and completeness remain unconfirmed.
- Large-breed growth eligibility is unconfirmed; product naming is not used as adequacy evidence.
- No variant-specific dated offers were normalized; prices and feeding costs remain unknown.
Recipe identity and formulation identity are recorded separately. The current published revision does not establish the contents of an older bag. Check its label and lot code.
Sources & dates
Manufacturer statements describe the label; they are not independent clinical findings. Check your bag for the current formulation.