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Nom Nom Beef Mash
Nom NomGently cooked fresh recipe. Label: 201 kcal per cup; first ingredients ground beef, russet potatoes, eggs, carrots, peas.
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Nom Nom Chicken Cuisine
Nom NomGently cooked fresh recipe. Label: 248 kcal per cup; first ingredients diced chicken, sweet potatoes, water, squash, spinach.
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Nom Nom Turkey Fare
Nom NomGently cooked fresh recipe. Label: 244 kcal per cup; first ingredients ground turkey, brown rice, egg, carrots, spinach.
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Nom Nom Pork Potluck
Nom NomGently cooked fresh recipe. Label: 246 kcal per cup; first ingredients ground pork, russet potatoes, squash, green beans, kale.
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Nom Nom Lamb Pilaf
Nom NomGently cooked fresh recipe. Label: 236 kcal per cup; first ingredients ground lamb, brown rice, egg, carrots, peas.
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Nom Nom Turkey & Chicken Cookout
Nom NomGently cooked fresh recipe. Label: 254 kcal per cup; first ingredients sweet potato, ground turkey, diced chicken, kale, peas.
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| Product | Calories per cup | Protein (min) | Fat (min) | Fiber (max) | Moisture (max) | First five ingredients | AAFCO statement | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nom Nom Beef Mash | 201 kcal | 8% | 5% | 4% | 77% | Ground beef, russet potatoes, eggs, carrots, peas | All Life Stages, incl. growth of large-size dogs (70 lb+ as adults) | Visit ↗Not an affiliate link |
| Nom Nom Chicken Cuisine | 248 kcal | 8% | 4% | 4% | 76% | Diced chicken, sweet potatoes, water, squash, spinach | All Life Stages, incl. growth of large-size dogs (70 lb+ as adults) | Visit ↗Not an affiliate link |
| Nom Nom Turkey Fare | 244 kcal | 9% | 4% | 4% | 72% | Ground turkey, brown rice, egg, carrots, spinach | All Life Stages, incl. growth of large-size dogs (70 lb+ as adults) | Visit ↗Not an affiliate link |
| Nom Nom Pork Potluck | 246 kcal | 8% | 5% | 4% | 75% | Ground pork, russet potatoes, squash, green beans, kale | All Life Stages, incl. growth of large-size dogs (70 lb+ as adults) | Visit ↗Not an affiliate link |
| Nom Nom Lamb Pilaf | 236 kcal | 6% | 4.5% | 4% | 75% | Ground lamb, brown rice, egg, carrots, peas | All Life Stages, incl. growth of large-size dogs (70 lb+ as adults) | Visit ↗Not an affiliate link |
| Nom Nom Turkey & Chicken Cookout | 254 kcal | 7% | 5% | 5% | 76% | Sweet potato, ground turkey, diced chicken, kale, peas | All Life Stages, incl. growth of large-size dogs (70 lb+ as adults) | Visit ↗Not an affiliate link |
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Guides for recipe labels
- How to read a dog food's guaranteed analysis What the protein, fat, fiber and moisture numbers on a dog food label actually mean, how to compare wet, fresh and dry foods fairly on a dry matter basis, and what the panel can't tell you.
- The AAFCO statement on dog food, explained What "complete and balanced" means on a dog food label, the difference between formulated and feeding-trial statements, the life stages you'll see, and why the statement matters for fresh food too.
- How to read a dog food ingredient list (and product names) What ingredient order really tells you, the naming rules behind words like "dinner", "with" and "flavor", common ingredient terms, and why the list is only part of the picture.
- Dog food names and marketing terms: what the label words mean How product names like "beef dinner" or "with chicken" relate to what's inside, and what common terms such as natural, human-grade, holistic and grain-free do and don't tell you.
- Checking dog food recalls and lot codes Where to find official pet food recall notices, how to match a recall to the food in your freezer using lot codes and dates, and what to do if your dog's food is affected.
- Limited-ingredient and novel-protein dog foods: reading the labels What "limited ingredient," "single protein" and "novel protein" mean on a dog food label, why they matter for dogs on vet-guided diets, and how to read the ingredient list closely.
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