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Eukanuba vs PEDIGREE: which dry food wins for dogs?

Eukanuba B (80/100) vs PEDIGREE C (68/100). Eukanuba leads by 12 points on the PetFoodRate methodology. Full ingredient and sub-score breakdown.

Eukanuba

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Dogs · dry food

B
80/100
  • Top ingredients
  • 1turkey
  • 2glucosamine
  • 3taurine
  • 4fresh chicken15%
  • 5wheat
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VS
PEDIGREE

CHICKEN @ VEGETABLES FLAVOURS

Dogs · dry food

C
68/100
  • Top ingredients
  • 1vitamin e
  • 2peas
  • 3zinc
  • 4beef
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B

Eukanuba wins: 80/100 (Good) against 68/100 for PEDIGREE.

5-dimension score breakdown

PetFoodRate scores every product on five independent dimensions. Here's how Eukanuba and PEDIGREE compare on each one.

DimensionEukanubaPEDIGREE
ProteinsAC
Nutrition balanceBB
UndesirablesAA
TransparencyCC
AdaptabilityBB
Total score80/10068/100

Scores are deterministic and based on ingredient composition only.Read our full methodology to understand how each dimension is weighted.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Eukanuba or PEDIGREE better for dogs?

Eukanuba scores 80/100 (grade B, good) vs 68/100 (grade C) for PEDIGREE on the PetFoodRate methodology. Eukanuba is the better choice based on protein quality, nutrition balance, undesirables, transparency, and species adaptability combined.

What's the difference between Eukanuba and PEDIGREE kibble for dogs?

Eukanuba kibble (80/100) sub-scores: proteins A, nutrition B, undesirables A, transparency C, adaptability B. PEDIGREE kibble (68/100) sub-scores: proteins C, nutrition B, undesirables A, transparency C, adaptability B.

Which is healthier for my dog, Eukanuba or PEDIGREE?

Eukanuba ranks higher on the PetFoodRate independent methodology (80/100 vs 68/100). For a healthier dog diet based on protein quality and absence of undesirable additives, Eukanuba is the safer pick.