Is Stella & Chewy's a good dog food?

Checked against SuperBlends Raw Blend Beef, Beef Liver & Lamb Recipe + Superfoods for Dogs · Updated Oct 2026

VERDICT

Label is missing an adequacy statement, contact info and who makes it. 6 items not disclosed by the company.

2 of 8 WSAVA checks verified. 0 partly, 6 not disclosed, 0 not checked. FDA animal food recall listings since 2024: 0 entries. Earlier: not checked.

Employs a nutritionist?NOT DISCLOSED

Does the company employ a qualified nutritionist?

No source line found.

Who formulates the diet?NOT DISCLOSED

Who formulates the diets, and what are their credentials?

No source line found.

Quality control process?YES

What quality control measures does the company use?

“We then send all batches to be tested for pathogenic bacteria – nothing leaves our facility without negative test results in hand.”

Source: stellaandchewys.com · 2026-10-07 · company-level statement

Research conducted / published?NOT DISCLOSED

What research has the company conducted, and is it published?

No source line found.

Adequacy statementNOT FOUND

Nutritional adequacy statement: feeding trials or formulation?

No source line found.

Calories stated?451 kcal/cup

Calories per cup / serving stated?

“451 kcal/cup”

Source: stellaandchewys.com

Contact info on label?NOT DISCLOSED

Contact information on the label?

No source line found.

Who makes it?NOT DISCLOSED

Who makes the food — the company’s own plants or a co-manufacturer?

No source line found.

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What the label says

No nutritional adequacy statement found on the label source.

  • Calories: 451 kcal/cup
  • Protein: 27% min
  • Fat: 17% min

Label source: stellaandchewys.com

Recall record

FDA animal food recall listings since 2024: 0 entries. Earlier: not checked.

HOW MUCH FOR YOUR DOG

Using 451 kcal/cup from the label.

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