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Hill's (Science Plan / Prescription Diet) Puppy Medium Breed Dog Food with Chicken (Healthy Development) vs Royal Canin Mini Adult

Side-by-side comparison using each manufacturer's published data.

At a glance: Hill's (Science Plan / Prescription Diet) Puppy Medium Breed Dog Food with Chicken (Healthy Development) has a little more fat than Royal Canin Mini Adult (17.9% vs 16%). However, Royal Canin Mini Adult has slightly more energy-dense than Hill's (Science Plan / Prescription Diet) Puppy Medium Breed Dog Food with Chicken (Healthy Development) (391 kcal/100g vs 375 kcal/100g). For context, Hill's (Science Plan / Prescription Diet) Puppy Medium Breed Dog Food with Chicken (Healthy Development)'s fat is above the 13.3% average across the 135 dry dog foods we track.
Hill's (Science Plan / Prescription Diet) Puppy Medium Breed Dog Food with Chicken (Healthy Development)Royal Canin Mini Adult
BrandHill's (Science Plan / Prescription Diet)Royal Canin
Animaldogdog
Typedrydry
Life stagepuppyadult
Protein27.4%27%
Fat17.9%16%
Crude fibre1.7%1.4%
Ash7.7%6.8%
Moisture8%—
Energy375 kcal/100g391 kcal/100g
Grain-freeNoNo
First ingredientsChicken and turkey meal (chicken 19%; total poultry 29%), Broken rice, Brown rice, Animal fat, MaizeWheat flour, Dehydrated poultry proteins, Maize flour, Animal fats, Hydrolysed animal proteins
Pack sizes800g, 2.5kg, 6kg, 14kg, 18kg2kg, 4kg, 8kg
RRP—£14.34
DetailsFull page + stockists →Full page + stockists →

Figures transcribed from manufacturer websites (Hill's (Science Plan / Prescription Diet), Royal Canin). Always check the pack.