Royal Canin

Water comes first in these morsels in gravy for indoor adult cats (1 to 7 years), followed by chicken and pork by-products. At 83% water, the label's 8.1% protein works out to about 48% on a dry-matter basis, and a can is 65 calories. Royal Canin says it meets AAFCO's Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance.

For kittens up to 12 months, these thin slices in gravy list chicken first after water, then pork liver and chicken liver. They're 80.2% water, so the 10.5% protein on the label is about 53% with the water out, and a can is 76 calories. Royal Canin says it's formulated to meet AAFCO's Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for growth.

Pea fiber sits right behind chicken meal at the top of this dry food for adult cats that beg or gain weight, and fiber can run up to 10.8%. A cup is 284 calories, and protein is 32%, about 35% with the water out. Royal Canin says it's formulated to meet AAFCO's Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance.

Royal Canin makes this dry food just for adult Bengals, 1 year and older, with chicken by-product meal first and wheat gluten and wheat behind it. Protein is 38% on the label, about 41% once the water's out, and a cup is 404 calories. The maker says it meets AAFCO's Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance.

Brewers rice edges out chicken by-product meal for first place in this dry food, which Royal Canin aims at adult cats' digestion. It's 36% protein on the label (about 39% with the water out) and 333 calories a cup, and the maker says it meets AAFCO's Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance.

Pea fiber is the third ingredient in this dry food for adult cats (1 year and older) that get hairballs, and fiber can go up to 8.5%. Chicken by-product meal and corn come first; protein is 32% (about 35% with the water out), and a cup is 342 calories. Royal Canin says it meets AAFCO's maintenance profile.

Chicken by-product meal and chicken fat take the first two spots in this dry food for adult cats with sensitive digestion, and fat runs 20% on the label. Protein is 33%, about 36% with the water out, and a cup is 469 calories. Royal Canin says it's formulated to meet AAFCO's Cat Food Nutrient Profile for maintenance.

Corn, not meat, is the first ingredient in this dry food for adult Chihuahuas (8 months and older), with chicken by-product meal second. It's 26% protein, about 29% with the water out, and 323 calories a cup. Royal Canin says it's formulated to meet AAFCO's Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance.

If you look for meat at the top of the list, this food for adult Cocker Spaniels (12 months and older) starts with brewers rice, brown rice and oat groats instead; chicken by-product meal is fourth. It's 23% protein (about 26% with the water out) and 304 calories a cup, and Royal Canin says it meets AAFCO's maintenance profile.

Chicken by-product meal leads this dry food for German Shepherd puppies from 8 weeks to 15 months, with corn and wheat gluten behind it. It's 28% protein (about 31% with the water out) and 331 calories a cup, and Royal Canin says it meets AAFCO's growth profile, including large dogs (70 lb or more as adults).

Chicken by-product meal doesn't appear until sixth in this dry food for adult Miniature Schnauzers (10 months and older), after three grains, corn gluten meal and wheat gluten. Fat is 10% on the label and protein 23%, about 26% with the water out; a cup is 309 calories. Per Royal Canin, it meets AAFCO's maintenance profile.

Three grains lead this dry food for adult Pugs (10 months and older): brewers rice, brown rice and oat groats, with chicken by-product meal fourth. It's 23% protein on the label (about 26% with the water out) and 315 calories a cup. Royal Canin says it meets AAFCO's Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance.

Fat stands out in this dry food for adult Rottweilers (18 months and older): it's 18% on the label, and chicken fat is the second ingredient, right after chicken by-product meal. Protein is 24%, about 27% with the water out, and a cup is 366 calories. Royal Canin says it's formulated to meet AAFCO's maintenance profile for dogs.

Royal Canin built this dry food for adult Yorkshire Terriers from 10 months to 8 years, and two rices, brewers and brown, come before the chicken by-product meal in third. Protein is 25.5% (about 28% with the water out), fat 16%, and a cup is 336 calories. The maker says it meets AAFCO's maintenance profile for dogs.