Scan any dog food and get a straight answer in seconds. Snout reads the label so you don't have to, and it answers for your dog, not for the brand that made it.
No brand pays to be in Snout. Not one.
Point the camera at a barcode or the ingredient list. Snout scores the recipe out of 100 and tells you, in plain words, exactly what earned that number.
Daisy cannot have chicken. Moose has pancreatitis. The same food can be a great pick for one of them and a real problem for the other, and no score out of 100 will ever tell you that on its own.
Blue Buffalo Wilderness Chicken
Put two or three bags side by side. Snout picks the one that fits your dog best and shows you the lines that actually differ, so you are not squinting at two ingredient lists in a store.
Snout makes money from the people who use it. That is the whole business model, and it is the reason the scores can say what they say.
No pet food company pays to appear, to rank higher, or to soften a score. There is no arrangement to disclose because there is no arrangement.
Every food runs through the same scoring method. When a label is too unclear to score honestly, Snout says so rather than guessing a number.
Ingredient write-ups cite where the concern comes from. You can read the source yourself and disagree with us.
The part that keeps your dog safe never costs anything. Plus is for the extras that make shopping easier.
Safety verdicts stay free. Always.