Safety and recall record
We found no FDA-listed recalls or withdrawals for this brand line from 2016 to today.
Nutrition standards (WSAVA)
The World Small Animal Veterinary Association guidelines tell owners to ask a pet food company who formulates its food and how qualified they are, who makes it, what quality checks it runs, and whether it publishes research. If a company can't or won't answer, WSAVA says to be cautious. We use the answers each maker gave the Pet Nutrition Alliance, which puts those questions to pet food companies.
Diamond Pet Foods did not answer the Pet Nutrition Alliance survey, so there's no public answer on who formulates this food, who makes it or how it's checked. Following WSAVA's advice to be cautious, it scores 0 of 25 here. That isn't proof of a problem with the recipe, and if the company publishes its answers we'll re-grade it.
What owners say
Rated 4.6 out of 5 across 8,868 ratings on Chewy. Ratings from a small number of shoppers get pulled toward the average, so for scoring this counts as 4.59.
Value
At $38.99 for 14 lb, this costs $1.65 per 1,000 kcal, above the middle of the dry dog foods we graded.
For a 40 lb neutered adult dog (about 985 kcal a day), that works out to about $1.63 a day, before treats.
Details
| Size priced | 14 lb |
|---|---|
| Price checked | $38.99 at Chewy, October 2026 |
| Unit cost | $1.65 per 1,000 kcal |
| Calories | 3,719 kcal/kg, 370 kcal per cup |
| First ingredients | Buffalo, lamb meal, chicken meal, sweet potatoes, peas |
Grades compare products within the same category only. We don't test products ourselves or judge individual recipes, and every food here is sold as complete and balanced. Nutrition standards rate the maker against WSAVA's questions, using answers collected by the Pet Nutrition Alliance in 2022. How we grade.