Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries Nutrition Facts
Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries is a fresh dog food by Freshpet with a minimum of 16% protein and 12% fat, and 215.9 kcal per 100 g.
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Its 16% minimum protein is higher than 83% of the 86 fresh dog foods in this database.
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How many calories are in Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries?
Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries provides 215.9 kcal per 100 g, based on its published nutrition data.
How much protein does Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries have?
Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries guarantees a minimum of 16% protein and 12% fat on the label.
What are the main ingredients in Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries?
The first ingredients listed are chicken, chicken liver, and carrots.
Is Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries grain-free?
Based on its published ingredient list, Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries does not contain common grains such as corn, wheat, rice, or soy.
What life stage is Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries for?
Freshpet Vital Small Breed: Chicken Recipe with Carrots, Sweet Potatoes & Cranberries is labeled for all life stages, from puppy through senior.
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Data sources: Freshpet.
Data was compiled manually and may be out of date.
Barcode (GTIN): 627975012090
Data last updated July 11, 2026.
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