Superfood 65 Dog Food: Salmon vs Duck vs Lamb

Quick answer

Each Superfood 65 recipe uses a single, freshly prepared protein source—Scottish Salmon, English Country Duck, or British Grass Fed Lamb—so your choice comes down to your dog's taste preference and any protein sensitivities.

Trade-offs at a glance

• Scottish Salmon: Rich in omega-3s; best for dogs that need skin/coat support. Not ideal if your dog has a fish allergy.
• English Country Duck: Novel protein, often tolerated by dogs with food sensitivities; parsnip adds fiber. Slightly higher price point than salmon.
• British Grass Fed Lamb: Another novel protein option; mint adds antioxidants. May be less palatable to some dogs compared to fish or duck.

Product facts

• Superfood 65 Adult Dog Food - British Grass Fed Lamb: Made with a minimum of 35% freshly prepared British Grass Fed Lamb, plus superfoods like mint. Lamb is a novel protein that can be a good option for dogs with sensitivities to more common proteins like chicken or beef.

  

• Superfood 65 Adult Dog Food - English Country Duck: Contains a minimum of 35% freshly prepared English Country Duck, with parsnip as a superfood source. Duck is also a novel protein, often easier to digest for dogs with food allergies, and parsnip provides vitamins and fiber.

  

• Superfood 65 Adult Dog Food - Scottish Salmon: Includes a minimum of 35% freshly prepared Scottish Salmon, with dill as a superfood source of Vitamin C. Salmon provides omega-3 fatty acids that support skin, coat, and joint health, making it a great choice for active or older dogs.

How to choose

Best for

• Dogs needing omega-3 support (Salmon)
• Dogs with food sensitivities (Duck or Lamb)
• Pickiest eaters who prefer fish (Salmon)

Not for

• Dogs with confirmed fish allergies (Salmon)
• Households that prefer a single protein rotation (any single protein recipe can be rotated with another)