Ol' Roy Complete Nutrition Chicken Flavor
Dog Food · scored by FurMetric
This is a corn-based dog food relying on cheap grain fillers and an unnamed meat-and-bone meal rather than quality named proteins. It uses natural preservatives but includes controversial menadione and offers only modest, plant-heavy nutrition.
How our scores compare · 100–75 Excellent, 74–50 Fair, below 50 Poor
How we got this score
Read from: a photo of this product’s label. See the label photo
Checked: by a person against the label photo, October 2026.
Scored October 2026: Everyone sees this same score. It changes only if the recipe or our reading of the label is corrected.
How the score works: our method. It describes the label, not your pet — ask your vet about your pet's diet.
What hurt the score
The biggest factors, largest first.
- Corn as first ingredient — cheap filler dominates recipe
- Meat and bone meal — unnamed low-quality protein source
- Soybean meal and wheat middlings — heavy low-value plant fillers
- Menadione — controversial synthetic additive
What helped the score
The biggest factors, largest first.
- Chicken fat — named fat, naturally preserved
- Mixed tocopherols, rosemary, citric acid — natural preservation system
- Vitamin and mineral fortification — complete nutrient supplementation
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Barcode 681131400114 · Recalls: see recent pet food recalls