Canine Nutrition · Clinical Comparison

German Vegan Dry Dog Food: The Complete Formulation Comparison

Every German-available plant-based dry food, compared on the data each brand publishes at the point of purchase. Figures are drawn from manufacturer declarations. Where a brand does not declare an attribute, it is shown as not stated — distinct from a confirmed absence. All pricing in euros, normalised to €/kg from the lowest verified German retailer price. Tap any brand name for its full ingredient and nutrient breakdown.

How to read this matrix. A ✗ (confirmed absent) appears only where a brand publishes its full ingredient list and the item does not appear. n/s (not stated) means the figure is simply not disclosed — at the point of purchase the buyer cannot see it, which is itself a transparency signal. The functional-stack score counts six evidence-led markers: prebiotic, named live probiotic, postbiotic, adaptogens, in-food joint support, and preformed (algal/marine) DHA. NFE (carbohydrate) is 100 − protein − fat − fibre − ash − moisture, and can only be shown where a brand declares all five; an n/s here means the brand has omitted at least one figure a buyer would need. Where a brand declares its carbohydrate content outright, the cell is marked "declared by brand" — a transparency point in that brand\'s favour.

14 foods · 28 attributes · 6 tiers
Present / declared
Confirmed absent
~ Partial / qualified
n/s Not stated by brand
● Green = category leader
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