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Oasy One Animal Protein Adult Medium/Large Salmon

Dry kibble adult · EU label EU complete food

Part of the Oasy One Animal Protein line. On a dry-matter basis this recipe is 29.7% protein and 17.6% fat, at 3,825 kcal per kilogram. Its EU product page designates it a complete pet food for adult dogs; that is not an AAFCO statement and does not enter the US Diet Score.

Where it ranks on the label

These are factual sorts of the published EU values, not an overall grade. Ties share a position. A position links to its ranking table when it falls inside the 40 rows that table displays.

Calorie density · highest

#17

of 123 · 3,825 kcal/kg

Fat DM · highest

#43

of 125 · 17.6% dry matter · outside the 40 rows shown

Protein DM · highest

#61

of 125 · 29.7% dry matter · outside the 40 rows shown

Carb DM · lowest est.

#76

of 117 · 42.1% dry matter · outside the 40 rows shown

Check the product line

These figures belong to Oasy's live One Animal Protein page. Its separate Monoprotein Formula Salmon page is a different recipe and must not be combined with this row.

Composition as sold · 0–100% of the food by weight

Drawn from Oasy's published EU analytical constituents. Carbohydrate is estimated by difference and remains hatched; crude ash is published at 7% and is drawn solid.

Label nutrition data

EU analytical constituents as Oasy publishes them. These are declared as-fed values, not US guaranteed minimums or maximums. The dry-matter and per-1,000-kcal columns are computed from those published figures. Hatched cells are values Oasy does not publish. Scroll horizontally — 4 columns. Published source ↗
Nutrient Declared, as fed Dry matter g / 1,000 kcal
Crude protein (declared) 27% 29.7% 70.6g
Crude oils and fats (declared) 16% 17.6% 41.8g
Crude fibre (declared) 2.7% 3% 7.1g
Moisture (declared) 9%
Omega-6 fatty acids (declared) 3.1% 3.4% 8.1g
Omega-3 fatty acids (declared) 0.84% 0.9% 2.2g
Crude ash (declared) 7% 7.7% 18.3g
Calcium (declared) 1.3% 1.4% 3.4g
Phosphorus (declared) 0.9% 1% 2.4g
Carbohydrate (estimated) ~38.3% ~42.1% ~100.1g

First ingredients

Ingredients are listed by weight before cooking, so the first few describe most of what the recipe is made of — and nothing about the quality of any of them.

Fresh salmon · rice · dehydrated salmon · rice protein · animal fat · hydrolysed salmon · beet pulp · linseed

First 8 of the published list, in the manufacturer's order. The full list is on Oasy's product page ↗ .

Nutritional completeness statement

“Complete Pet Food for Medium and Large Breed Adult Dogs aged One Year and More”

Quoted verbatim from Oasy's EU product page. This is an EU complete-feed designation, not an AAFCO formulation or feeding-trial statement, so BowlGrade does not translate it into AAFCO evidence points.

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The label, charted

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Label data chart for Oasy One Animal Protein Adult Medium/Large Salmon: on a dry-matter basis, protein 29.7%, fat 17.6%, estimated carbohydrate 42.1%. Not scored — EU label outside the current US rubric.
Dry-matter basis · Manufacturer's label ↗

Manufacturers reformulate without announcing it, and a website can lag a bag by months. The panel on the pack in your hand outranks this page; where the two disagree, the pack is right and we want to know.

Source oasy.com ↗ Captured 2026-07-27 Methodology