Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs Nutrition Facts
Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs is a dry dog food by Nulo with a minimum of 27% protein and 16% fat, and 366 kcal per 100 g.
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Its 27% minimum protein is higher than 46% of the 1,409 dry dog foods in this database.
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Frequently asked questions
How many calories are in Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs?
Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs provides 366 kcal per 100 g, based on its published nutrition data.
How much protein does Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs have?
Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs guarantees a minimum of 27% protein and 16% fat on the label.
What are the main ingredients in Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs?
The first ingredients listed are deboned turkey, chicken meal, and oats.
Is Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs grain-free?
No. The published ingredient list for Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs includes oats, barley, and rice.
What life stage is Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs for?
Nulo Frontrunner Small Breed Ancient Grains Turkey, Whitefish & Quinoa Recipe for Dogs is labeled for all life stages, from puppy through senior.
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Barcode (GTIN): 811939024582
Data last updated July 11, 2026.
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