18/06/2025
🚨 HALL OF SHAME 🚨 - We do NOT recommend Ol' Roy dog food. Why? Two reasons... 👇
1. Corn 🌽
A considerable proportion of the protein in this recipe is provided by corn-based ingredients. Although corn is not the villain it’s sometimes made out to be, it is not, what we call, a "complete" protein source. This means it doesn’t deliver all amino acids required by dogs to sustain life. While it can have its place in a dog food, over-reliance on corn-based ingredients is not a positive thing for your dog's health. Our experts feel that the protein quality of this food is not ideal to support a dog’s nutritional requirements.
2. Unnamed animal ingredients 🥩❓
This dog food uses anonymous ingredients, such as "meat and bone meal" and "animal fat." Ingredients like these, that don’t name their meat source, tend to be made up of slaughterhouse waste - which is what’s left after the prime cuts of meat have been removed. For this reason, these ingredients tend to be lower quality than their named counterparts - such as "beef meal" and "chicken fat" - and are often artificially preserved. Our experts don't think they're as good for your dog as their named alternatives.
Not using named meats also makes it difficult for you, as a pet parent, to identify food sensitivities in your dog, as these anonymous ingredients can come from any animal. 🔎
For these two reasons, Ol’ Roy Dog Food receives our lowest rating of 1⭐ - not recommended. 👎
Have you had any experience feeding Ol' Roy? How do you feel about it? Let us know! 💬