Sam's Field Natural Snack Mobility

Treat · complementary

Natural Snack Mobility
This is sold as a treat, not as an everyday meal. The 1–100 rating applies to complete meals, so it isn't scored. Ingredient breakdown below.

Our verdict

Is Sam's Field Natural Snack Mobility a good dog food?

This is a treat, not a complete diet, so it is not scored on our 1-100 scale. The ingredient breakdown below shows what is in it; a treat should be fed alongside, not instead of, a complete diet.

Complementary baked dry treats for dogs of all life stages, with rice, chicken and glucose syrup as the main ingredients.

How we score

100% of this recipe has no printed percentage. Estimated shares are model estimates, not label facts.

Why you might choose it

  • Low in fat for its format: 10% fat on a dry-matter basis.

Why you might not

  • A treat, not a complete diet: feed as an extra, not the whole diet.
  • 2 poor-graded ingredients make up about 23% of the recipe.
  • Low in protein: 18% protein on a dry-matter basis.

Who is this food for?

Suits

  • Labelled by the manufacturer for all lifestages
  • 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: the label lists salmon oil
  • Your dog avoids grain: the label lists rice - white
  • You want a single-protein recipe: this one lists more than one animal protein
  • You need more protein than this: 18.1% on a dry-matter basis is in the low band

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 foods that fit your dog.

What the label tells us

  • The label lists 9 ingredients.
  • Uses generic terms (Chicken): the specific animal source is not stated.
  • Lists no artificial colours or preservatives.
  • Prints no ingredient quantities.
Why is this treat not scored?

Our 1 to 100 rating applies to complete diets, so treats and complementary foods are presented as what the label tells us rather than a number that would invite comparison with complete meals.

What should I look for on a treat label?

A short ingredient list, named animal sources instead of generic terms, and no artificial colours or preservatives. Printed quantities are a good transparency signal, though few treat labels provide them.

These points are derived from the published ingredient list, not a rating.

Nutrition and feedingProtein 15% · Fat 8%

Typical analysis (as fed)

NutrientAs fed
Protein15%
Fat8%
Fibre1.50%
Ash3.50%
Moisture17%

Additives & feeding info

Feeding and storage

Storage

Best use before the date shown on the package. Store in dry, dark and cool place. Reseal after opening.

Feeding guide

Recommended maximum amounts shown in the feeding table: 10–15 pieces per day for dogs 10–20 kg, 15–20 pieces for 20–25 kg, 20–25 pieces for 25–30 kg, 25–35 pieces for 30–35 kg, 35–40 pieces for 35–45 kg, and 45 pieces or fewer for dogs over 45 kg.

No additives recorded yet.

Ingredients (9)100% of the recipe is estimated

Estimated composition

  • supplement 37.3%
  • additive 23.0%
  • carb 14.3%
  • meat 13.5%
  • oil 11.9%
#As declaredMatchedLabel readingDeclared %Est. %
1RiceRice - whitecarb · medium-14.3
2chickenChickenmeat · medium-13.5
3glucose syrupGlucose Syrupadditive · poor-12.7
4salmon oilSalmon Oiloil · good-11.9
5collagenCollagensupplement · good-11.1
6natural flavoursArtificial flavouringsadditive · poor-10.3
7glucosamine sulphateGlucosaminesupplement · good-9.5
8chondroitin sulphateChondroitinsupplement · good-8.7
9yucca schidigera extractYucca Schidigerasupplement · good-7.9
  1. 1. Rice14.3% estimated
    Rice - white · carb · medium
  2. 2. chicken13.5% estimated
    Chicken · meat · medium
  3. 3. glucose syrup12.7% estimated
    Glucose Syrup · additive · poor
  4. 4. salmon oil11.9% estimated
    Salmon Oil · oil · good
  5. 5. collagen11.1% estimated
    Collagen · supplement · good
  6. 6. natural flavours10.3% estimated
    Artificial flavourings · additive · poor
  7. 7. glucosamine sulphate9.5% estimated
    Glucosamine · supplement · good
  8. 8. chondroitin sulphate8.7% estimated
    Chondroitin · supplement · good
  9. 9. yucca schidigera extract7.9% estimated
    Yucca Schidigera · supplement · good

Trust and sourceNo recalls recorded in our database · checked 2026-09-11

Brand and contact: Sam's Field

Trust and provenance

Recall history
No recalls recorded in our database
Label data last checked
2026-09-11

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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Score details and methodologyCalculations, history and evidence

Recipe: how the 1-100 score is calculated

Scored with model v3 on 2026-10-25. Each component is the feature value for this product multiplied by the model's published coefficient.

ComponentInputCoefficientContribution
Base score-30.909+30.91
Average ingredient quality0.49.191+3.71
Carb share of dry matter15.1%-0.115-1.74
Oil share of dry matter14.2%-0.092-1.30
Additive share of dry matter24.9%0.163+4.06
Supplement share of dry matter41.3%-0.012-0.50
Recipe graded poor23.0%-0.065-1.50
Number of poor ingredients2-0.876-1.75
Largest single poor ingredient12.7%0.060+0.76
Undeclared quantities100.0%-0.106-10.56
Low meat (under 10% of dry matter)yes-3.158-3.16
Additive penalty-28.130.222-6.25
Processing multiplier0.9833.786+33.11
Processing: Dry Bakedyes-6.713-6.71
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ComponentInputCoefficientContribution
Base score-30.909+30.91
Average ingredient quality0.49.191+3.71
Meat share of dry matter0.0%0.096+0.00
Carb share of dry matter15.1%-0.115-1.74
Oil share of dry matter14.2%-0.092-1.30
Vegetable share of dry matter0.0%-0.005+0.00
Additive share of dry matter24.9%0.163+4.06
Supplement share of dry matter41.3%-0.012-0.50
Other share of dry matter0.0%-0.375+0.00
Unrecognised share of dry matter0.0%-0.027+0.00
Recipe graded poor23.0%-0.065-1.50
Poor-quality meat in recipe0.0%-0.179+0.00
Number of poor ingredients2-0.876-1.75
Largest single poor ingredient12.7%0.060+0.76
Undeclared quantities100.0%-0.106-10.56
Prints ingredient percentagesno0.000+0.00
Complete dietno2.294+0.00
Frozen or chilled freshno0.000+0.00
High meat (30%+ of dry matter)no0.707+0.00
Low meat (under 10% of dry matter)yes-3.158-3.16
High carb and low meatno-1.180+0.00
Meat share × printed percentages0.00.000+0.00
Meat share × fresh0.00.000+0.00
Fresh × high meat0.011.084+0.00
Additive penalty-28.130.222-6.25
Processing multiplier0.9833.786+33.11
Processing: Rawno-0.054+0.00
Processing: Fresh Chilledno-2.354+0.00
Processing: Fresh Frozenno-2.354+0.00
Processing: Fresh Refrigeratedno0.000+0.00
Processing: Fresh Shelfno-0.672+0.00
Processing: Dry Freeze Driedno6.629+0.00
Processing: Dry Air Driedno6.331+0.00
Processing: Dry Cold Pressedno-6.713+0.00
Processing: Dry Bakedyes-6.713-6.71
Processing: Dry Extrudedno-6.713+0.00
Processing: Dry Semi Moistno-6.174+0.00
Processing: Dry Mueslino-10.146+0.00
Processing: Wet Pateno-0.672+0.00
Processing: Wet Chunksno-0.672+0.00
Processing-type offset
+0.02
Subtotal
39.1
Final score
39/100

Contributions are rounded to two decimals, so they may not sum exactly to the subtotal. The full coefficient table is published on the methodology page.

This is not a complete diet, so the 1-100 rating does not apply to it. Read the recipe breakdown above as ingredient-quality context only.

Score history across model versions

The score shown above is always computed with the latest published model. Earlier scores are kept for the record and are never edited or deleted; a scoring change ships as a new model version with a public write-up on the methodology page.

ModelScore
v339/100current
v244/100
Nutritional: declared analysis vs reference ranges

Not applicable to complementary food. FEDIAF reference ranges apply to complete diets.

Transparency: what the label discloses

How much the manufacturer discloses, measured against the FEDIAF Code of Good Labelling Practice and Regulation 767/2009. Mandatory items dominate the weighting.

ItemPoints
✓ Ingredient list on the label (mandatory)10/10
✗ Printed percentages on the label (voluntary) - not on file0/20
✓ Analytical constituents declared (mandatory)15/15
✗ Additives declared (mandatory) - not on file0/10
✗ Energy value declared (voluntary) - not on file0/5
✓ Complete/complementary designation (mandatory)5/5
✓ Feeding guidance given (mandatory)10/10
✓ Manufacturer identity and address (mandatory)5/10
✓ Country of manufacture stated (voluntary)10/10
✗ Batch and date labelling (mandatory) - not on file0/5

Capped at 60: mandatory items missing (Additives declared, Batch and date labelling).

Safety: recall history

Recall and safety-notice history, time-decayed. This dimension is shown alongside the score and never feeds the headline number.

No recalls recorded in our database.

See all current recalls we track.

Evidence: what the brand claims, and what supports it

The claims made on the pack and product page, checked against the declared label. We record claims as stated; "consistent" means our stored label data supports the claim, "contradicted" means it conflicts with it. Functional claims are recorded but never scored.

Claims on file; none we can check against the label

ClaimTypeCheckSubstantiation
Supports healthy mobility (on page)Functionalnot checkableManufacturer assertion
functional ingredients (on page)Functionalnot checkableManufacturer assertion
Glucosamine and Chondroitin (on page)Contentnot checkableManufacturer assertion
High content of meat (on page)High/low levelnot checkableManufacturer assertion

The full scoring method is published. See the methodology for exactly how the headline score and each dimension are calculated.

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