UK · Fresh cooked subscription
This review looks at the published Chicken You Out label and the practical decision of using a fresh-food plan. We have not personally tested this food.
What this review covers
The manufacturer describes Chicken You Out as complete food for dogs and puppies. This page reviews that named recipe; it does not assign its composition to the entire range.
Nutrition: As sold: protein 13%; fat 5%; fibre 0.7%; ash 2%; moisture 69%. These are manufacturer declarations, not independent batch tests.
Price context: GBP quote required for the selected plan. A reliable ongoing price for a specific dog has not been established here.
Ingredients and recipe scope
The current declaration starts with chicken ingredients (60%), carrots, sweet potatoes, peas, cauliflower, broccoli and lentils; it also lists minerals and smaller ingredients. Follow the source for the full declaration and additives.
Practical advantages
The named recipe has a published analysis, including moisture, so comparisons can start with identifiable data.
Limitations to weigh
Plan cost and storage arrangements need checking. The label contains chicken and several other ingredients; it is not a diagnostic allergy diet.
Our editorial assessment
Fresh food is a format choice rather than proof of superior nutrition. Compare daily calories, usable storage space and recurring cost. A low as-sold protein percentage in moist food must not be compared directly with dry kibble.
Feeding and alternatives
Use the current pack or plan instructions for this exact food. Our healthy-adult calorie tool explains its assumptions and is not a prescribed feeding amount. Compare another approach in our alternative review, then check the differences in format, life stage and daily cost.
Sources and transparency
Research checked 30 October 2026. Butternut Box: Chicken You Out label. Recipes, stock and prices may change; check the current pack and seller.
Manufacturer statements are attributed label or service information. Advantages and limitations are our practical editorial assessment, without a feeding trial, independent lab test or veterinary endorsement. Methodology · Commercial disclosure · All UK reviews.