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Nature's Advantage Dog Food Review
Company HQ
Green Bay, WI
Parent company
Carnivore Meat Company
Sourcing and Manufacturing
United States
Type of food
Dry Dog Food, Freeze-Dried Dog Food
Ratings
34%
? This rating is determined by comparing the food’s nutritional content to AAFCO standards and other foods in our database. Nutrient Value 5%
? Each recipe is evaluated based on a 5-point ingredient rating system that measures ingredients’ nutritional value, safety, and more. Quality of Ingredients 15%
? We scan the FDA’s database and rate each brand by the number of recalls in its history. Brands with fewer recalls receive higher ratings. Recall History 100%
? By comparing the prices of foods in our database, we determine if a food is above or below market average price. Lower-priced foods receive higher ratings. Price 7%
? This metric is based on customer ratings from various retailers. Customer Experience 12%
? Our rating system evaluates each food’s manufacturing method, assigning higher ratings to manufacturing processes that promote higher nutritional value. Manufacturing Method 64%
To our knowledge, Nature's Advantage has never had a product recall
All protein comes from animal sourced ingredients
Nature's Advantage makes a diverse range of foods for various ages, sizes, and lifestyles
All recipes are free of artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives
Cons
Lower than average protein content
Price is above market average
Brand Overview
Nature’s Advantage is a line of all natural, freeze-dried food and treats designed to enhance the lives of pets and their families through quality nutrition. Every Nature’s Advantage product is 100% USA made using real meat and made with farm-fresh ingredients grown and raised in America. Every batch of dinners and treats include only pure, clean ingredients like beef, carrots and blueberries.
How Much Does Nature's Advantage Dog Food Cost
We’ve compared Nature's Advantage dog food price to the other 197 dog food brands in our database.
Nature's Advantage Dry Dog Food Price Comparison
Brand Avg
Market Avg
% From the Avg
Price per oz
$2.04
$1.84
+11%
Price per 100 kcal
$1.58
$0.35
+346%
Price per day
$0.94
$0.21
+348%
Nature's Advantage Dry Dog Food is priced above the average market price for dog food.
Nature's Advantage Nutrient Profile Comparison
We’ve compared Nature's Advantage dog food recipes nutrient profile to the other 197 dog food brands in our database.
Dry Dog Food
Brand Avg
Market Avg
% From the Avg
DM Protein
5.17%
30.01%
-83%
DM Fat
27.72%
15.84%
+75%
DM Fiber
47.83%
5.49%
+771%
DM Carb
19.30%
47.75%
-60%
Recall History
The following list (if present) shows all dog food recalls related to Nature's Advantage Dog Food Review since 2011. If no recalls are listed, no recall events have been reported.
Since 2011 Nature's Advantage has never been recalled.
Explore All Reviews of Nature's Advantage Dog Food Recipes
Nature's Advantage is owned by Carnivore Meat Company.
Where is Nature's Advantage dog food made?
Nature's Advantage is manufactured in the United States .
Is Nature's Advantage AAFCO approved?
Yes, all of Nature's Advantage recipes are AAFCO approved.
Has Nature's Advantage dog food been recalled?
No Nature's Advantage has never been recalled.
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