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AVA Dog Food Review: Medium Breed Adult Chicken

UK · Dry retail food

AVA has several recipes and life-stage products. This review concerns Medium Breed Adult Chicken 2kg, so the findings should not be applied to the whole range.

What this review covers

Pets at Home identifies this recipe for medium-breed adults aged one to seven. The retailer uses Veterinary Approved in the product name; that is its branding, not our independent veterinary endorsement.

Nutrition: As sold: protein 26%; fat 14%; fibre 2.4%; ash 7%; moisture 8%.

Price context: Observed 30 October 2026: £10.89 for 2kg, one-time purchase, excluding delivery. Membership and repeat-order prices are separate. Prices and local stock can change.

Ingredients and recipe scope

The listing includes chicken ingredients (44%), rice, maize, beet pulp, salmon oil and egg. Check the full source declaration for minor ingredients and additives.

Practical advantages

A named retail pack makes unit-price comparisons straightforward. The listing publishes an analysis and intended age range.

Limitations to weigh

It includes several animal ingredients. No-added-wheat wording does not prove absence of traces or make a food suitable for every allergy.

Our editorial assessment

Compare the exact recipe and pack size, not just the AVA brand. For example, at an owner-entered 200g daily portion the observed pack price works out to about £1.09 a day; that arithmetic is not a feeding recommendation.

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. Pets at Home: AVA Medium Breed Adult Chicken 2kg. 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.