Our Patch Pet Food Island Treats Chicken and Mussels
Treat · complementarySingle ingredient
About this treat
Our Patch Pet Food Island Treats Chicken and Mussels is a dog treat. Its ingredients, label facts and feeding guidance are set out below.
What the label tells us
- Single-ingredient product: the label lists one ingredient.
- Named animal ingredients: Chicken.
- Every animal ingredient is a named source.
- No artificial colours found in the captured ingredients or additives.
- Lists artificial preservatives and antioxidants.
These facts come from the manufacturer's published ingredient list.
Feeding this treat
As a general guide, treats and extras should contribute no more than about 10% of your dog's daily calories, with the rest coming from a complete food. Adjust the main diet accordingly, and ask your vet about your dog's individual needs. Source: UK Pet Food feeding guidance.
Who is this treat for?
Suits
- Labelled by the manufacturer for all lifestages
- Grain-free: no grain ingredients listed
- Doesn't list beef, turkey, lamb, venison, pork, duck as ingredients
Consider something else if:
- Your dog avoids chicken: the label lists chicken
- Your dog avoids fish: it is listed as an ingredient
- You want a single-protein recipe: this one lists more than one animal protein
These points are derived from declared ingredients and analysis, not a substitute for veterinary advice. If your dog has a diagnosed condition, food choice is a medical nutrition decision: speak to your vet. Find treats for your dog.
Ingredients (1)Single-ingredient product
Estimated composition
- meat 100.0%
| # | As declared | Matched | Category | Declared % | Est. % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chicken and mussels | Chicken | meat | - | 100.0 |
- 1. Chicken and mussels100.0% estimated
Nutrition and additives
Declared analysis (as fed)
No analysis recorded yet.
Additives
Additives declared on the label
Technological additives
No artificial preservatives
Questions about treats
Why is this treat not scored?
Our 1 to 100 rating applies to complete everyday meals. Treats are presented through their ingredients, label facts and feeding information rather than a number that could be mistaken for a meal rating.
What should I look for on a treat label?
Look for the ingredient list, named animal sources where species matters to you, any printed quantities, additive declarations, energy and the feeding guide. Single-ingredient products can be simpler, but are not automatically better for every dog or purpose.
Trust and sourceNo recalls recorded in our database · checked 2026-09-19
Brand and contact: Our Patch Pet Food
Trust and provenance
- Recall history
- No recalls recorded in our database
- Label data last checked
- 2026-09-19
- Product page
- ourpatchpetfood.com.au
Recall history is presentation-only and never affects the score. Dates are when we recorded the data, not when the manufacturer last changed the recipe.
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