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AATU Salmon Dry Puppy Food

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DogfoodDry

Product and intended use

Recorded editorial overview

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Salmon Dry Puppy Food is a dry food product from AATU for dogs. It is listed as complete feed. Intended life stage: puppy.

BrandAATU
SpeciesDog
Product categoryfood
Nutrition typecomplete
FormatDry
ProcessingNot established in the reviewed record
Declared life stageGrowth
Record typeunverified
Review statusSource data captured; Label verification pending; Evidence applicability requires the stated ingredient and study review scope
Source check required

The previously recorded analytical basis is unverified: As declared by manufacturer; not converted to dry matter. It is not used for conversions or calculations.

Manufacturer declarations describe the label. EP interpretation and ingredient research do not establish the efficacy or suitability of this finished product.

Recorded declarations and sources

AATU Salmon Dry Puppy Food – Salmon Dry Puppy Food (UK)
MarketUK
Declaration coveragefull
Verification statusunverified
Ingredients as declaredSalmon (68%), Dried Salmon (17%), Sweet Potato, Apple, Chickpeas, Peas, Minerals, Prebiotic MOS, Prebiotic FOS, Tapioca, Chicory, Lucerne, Cranberry, Pear, Blueberry, Mulberry, Orange, Bilberry, Cowberry, Carrot, Tomato, Parsley, Peppermint, Spirulina, Seaweed, Oregano, Sage, Marjoram, Thyme, Chamomile, Rosehip, Stinging Nettle, Yucca, Marigold, Aniseed, Fenugreek, Cinnamon
Additives as declaredVitamins: Vitamin A (Retinyl Acetate) 18,000 IU, Vitamin E (Rac-alpha Tocopherol Acetate) 200 mg, L-Carnitine 200 mg Trace Elements: Zinc (as Zinc chelate of glycine hydrate) 65 mg, Iron (as Iron (ll) chelate of glycine hydrate) 60 mg, Copper (as Copper (II) chelate of glycine hydrate) 7 mg, Manganese (as Manganese chelate of glycine hydrate) 6 mg, Iodine (as Calcium iodate anhydrous) 1.5 mg Gut Flora Stabilisers: Bacillus Subtilis C-3102 (DSM 15544) 1.0 x 109 CFU
Manufacturer ingredient explanations and claimsNot recorded; source verification may be required
Declared nutritional analysisCrude Protein 34%, Crude Fat 18%, Crude Fibres 2.8%, Crude Ash 9%, Omega-6 2.9%, Omega-3 3%, Calcium 1.4%, Phosphorus 1.1%
Analytical basisunknown
Basis preserved from the original recordAs declared by manufacturer; not converted to dry matter
Basis verificationunverified
Declared energyNot recorded; source verification may be required
Feeding guidanceManufacturer product page provides a feeding calculator using age, weight and activity. No fixed ration was extracted. Yes, a gradual transition is always best to support healthy digestion. For adult dogs, we recommend transitioning over 5-7 days. For puppies, allow at least 7 days. If you’re moving from a raw diet to dry kibble, aim for a longer transition of around 14 days. A simple guide: Days 1-2: 80% current food / 20% AATU Days 3-4: 50% / 50% Days 5-6: 20% / 80% Day 7+: 100% AATU
EP feeding limitationsNot recorded; source verification may be required
StorageNot recorded; source verification may be required
Last checked2026-09-25
Field provenanceformulation metadata

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Manufacturer claims and evidence

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Grain-free; Contains probiotics

Ingredient research does not establish an effect of this finished product.

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Ingredient profiles

AATU Salmon Dry Puppy Food – Salmon Dry Puppy Food (UK)

Linked from the transcribed manufacturer declaration.

17 label phrase(s) awaiting a reviewed profile link
  • Salmon (68%)
  • Sweet Potato
  • Apple
  • Lucerne
  • Cranberry
  • Pear
  • Blueberry
  • Mulberry
  • Orange
  • Bilberry
  • Cowberry
  • Carrot
  • Tomato
  • Parsley
  • Rosehip
  • Stinging Nettle
  • Yucca

Market: UK. Source checked: 25/09/2026. Source.

Ingredient profiles appear here only when the formulation declaration has a confirmed match to a published Evidence.pet ingredient profile. Ingredient research provides context and does not establish results for this finished product.

Reviewed ingredient research context

These are reviewed ingredient connections for AATU Salmon Dry Puppy Food – Salmon Dry Puppy Food (UK). Direct describes an ingredient relationship, not proof for this commercial product. No ingredient study is treated as a test of this finished product.

FOS and MOS in dogs: digestion, microbes and immune markers

One study, 2 reviewed ingredient or arm connection(s).

Fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS); arm fos-supplement

Declared occurrence: Prebiotic FOS. Tested preparation: FOS supplied at 1 g per feeding, twice daily.. Population: Four adult female dogs with ileal cannulas; 14-day periods..

Study dose: 1 g per feeding, twice daily. Oral feeding supplement.. Duration: 14-day periods.. Comparator: The same kibble without these supplements..

Measured outcome: Digestibility, microbial populations, protein-breakdown products, and immune indices.. Finding within this study: FOS-containing treatments lowered faecal indoles and phenols. Combined FOS/MOS increased ileal IgA versus control; several reported effects were only trends.

Applicability and limitations: Very small, surgically instrumented population; short periods and multiple surrogate outcomes. Related papers may share experiments. Only for published UK dog products whose active formulation has a verified FOS ingredient line. This study tested a separate FOS supplement in four cannulated adult female dogs; it is ingredient context, not a finished-product or life-stage test. Preparation equivalence is not established by this declaration. Product inclusion quantity is not declared. A declared ingredient amount does not establish intake of the study dose. The formulation declaration is disputed or awaits label verification.

Abstract reviewed; source reviewed 2026-09-25.

Mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS); arm mos-supplement

Declared occurrence: Prebiotic MOS. Tested preparation: MOS supplied at 1 g per feeding, twice daily.. Population: Four adult female dogs with ileal cannulas; 14-day periods..

Study dose: 1 g per feeding, twice daily. Oral feeding supplement.. Duration: 14-day periods.. Comparator: The same kibble without these supplements..

Measured outcome: Digestibility, microbial populations, protein-breakdown products, and immune indices.. Finding within this study: MOS changed some immune and microbial measures; several reported effects were only trends. Combined FOS/MOS increased ileal IgA versus control.

Applicability and limitations: Very small, surgically instrumented population; short periods and multiple surrogate outcomes. Related papers may share experiments. Only for published UK dog products whose active formulation has a verified MOS ingredient line. This study tested a separate MOS supplement in four cannulated adult female dogs; it is ingredient context, not a finished-product or life-stage test. Preparation equivalence is not established by this declaration. Product inclusion quantity is not declared. A declared ingredient amount does not establish intake of the study dose. The formulation declaration is disputed or awaits label verification.

Abstract reviewed; source reviewed 2026-09-25.

Protein level changes the response to FOS in dogs

One study, 1 reviewed ingredient or arm connection(s).

Fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS); arm fos-in-protein-factorial

Declared occurrence: Prebiotic FOS. Tested preparation: Fructo-oligosaccharide (FOS) added to lower- and higher-protein foods; inclusion level not reported in the reviewed abstract.. Population: 12 healthy adult dogs in a replicated four-treatment Latin square..

Study dose: Not reported in the reviewed abstract. Food inclusion; amount not reported.. Duration: 28-day periods with washouts.. Comparator: Corresponding unsupplemented foods..

Measured outcome: Faecal fermentation, microbes, and apparent digestibility.. Finding within this study: Higher protein and FOS each increased faecal ammonia. FOS increased apparent digestibility of several minerals; protein level modified some FOS effects, including bifidobacteria and protein digestibility.

Applicability and limitations: Faecal measurements are surrogate outcomes. Small healthy population; no disease-treatment endpoint. Only for published UK dog products whose active formulation has a verified FOS ingredient line. The study tested FOS in different protein diets in healthy adult dogs; it is ingredient context, not a finished-product or life-stage test. Preparation equivalence is not established by this declaration. Product inclusion quantity is not declared. A declared ingredient amount does not establish intake of the study dose. The formulation declaration is disputed or awaits label verification.

Abstract reviewed; source reviewed 2026-09-25.

Source and review scope

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Further source and evidence review remains pending