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Dog food is verified, but the missing or conflicting label details prevent a confident main-meal recommendation.
Missing adequacy, incomplete analysis or a material label mismatch needs resolving before choosing this as the main meal.
Sources checked: · Published-information review; not feed-tested
At a glance
- Checked food types
- Wet
- Watch before buying
- Nutrition / calories incomplete
What is in the food?
Crocodile meat and water are the only stated ingredients.
Natural ingredients, additives & processing
Seller says zero additives and salt, but its own panel gives sodium chloride up to 0.4%; no-added-salt and zero-sodium are different claims.
Does it contain MSG?
MSG is not named in the checked ingredient list. This is not a laboratory test or a brand-wide absence claim.
No declared MSG describes the checked label only. It is not a claim about every recipe or a laboratory finding.Checked recipes & composition
Flavours, markets, life stages and processing methods within a brand can use different formulas. These label figures apply only to the listed samples.
Crocodile Meat & Broth 180gWet can
Crocodile meat and water are the only stated ingredients.
| Nutrient | Declared | Estimated dry matter |
|---|---|---|
| Crude protein | 6.98% min | — |
| Crude fat | 3% min | — |
| Crude fibre | Unverified | — |
| Moisture | Unverified | — |
| Energy | Unverified | — |
Dry-matter figures use declared moisture for comparison, not measured averages. Where source figures are guaranteed minima/maxima, the calculated figures are not exact nutrient contents.
Nutritional adequacy: Sold for cats and dogs without an identified complete-nutrition or life-stage standard.
Read the recipe source ↗What do owner reviews tell us?
No usable product customer-review text was captured. Store ratings and sales counts are not product reviews.
Before you buy
Moisture and fibre are unusually printed as minimums and withheld. No evidence supports using this meat-and-water recipe as sole food; seller warns about bones.
Sources
Brand and retailer claims are attributed to their sources. Store ratings are not converted into food ratings, and no firsthand feeding or laboratory test is claimed.