Aiken Genki Adult — Beef, Vegetables and Small Fish, 2.3 kg

The beef flavour name does not make beef the first ingredient: cereals lead and chicken meal leads the meat group. Fish extract and small-fish powder are named. The tenderloin flavour has a different ingredient statement, so it is reviewed separately. The maker explicitly dates the change from all-life-stage wording to adult-complete-food wording to around autumn 2023. The current adult classification is retained and no puppy check is assigned.

Read the stage wording, nutritional purpose, kibble declaration and full recipe together. Flavour, stage and selected weight identify a specific product. A few matching protein/fat figures cannot establish identical formulations across the range. Complete-food wording, where stated, is retained for its declared stage rather than expanded to stages absent from the maker’s directions. Product-relative health-maintenance descriptions are not individual veterinary treatment claims.

The complete original Japanese ingredient statement is also retained on this product page. Processing ingredients, colourants, minerals, vitamin groups and antioxidants are not omitted to make a shorter-looking or apparently simpler recipe. A flavour word is not a reliable substitute for that statement. The first ingredient, the first member of an animal-ingredient group and the food pictured on the pack can refer to different things.

Cereals are first, supporting grain-first. Chicken, beef, fish-derived ingredients, legumes, vegetables and milk-derived calcium support the respective presence categories. Pork is included only where pork meal is actually named. A small-fish flavour name is separate from the presence of any fish-derived ingredient. Colourants, antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and other declared groups remain in the complete statement. No unsupported additive-free, grain-free or human-grade category is added.

An unchecked ingredient category does not certify zero trace presence, absence of factory cross-contact or suitability for a particular dog. Where a generic term such as animal oils/fats does not name the species, an unknown species is not supplied. For a medically necessary restriction, use the full current pack statement and product/lot details when asking the maker and veterinary team. The checklist organises documented facts for searching and comparison; it does not approve a food for an individual animal.

The manufacturer’s separate representative-analysis table follows. These values are not relabelled as guaranteed minima or maxima:

Protein at least 22% and fat at least 10% are lower guarantees. In particular, a fat minimum cannot be used as a fat ceiling for a veterinary restriction. Fibre, ash and moisture retain their own original guarantee boundaries. Percentages, IU/kg and mg/kg are different units. A vitamin declaration in IU/kg is not a percentage, and a representative mineral figure is not silently substituted into the guarantee table.

Energy: approximately 355 kcal per 100 g. The maker explicitly gives a per-100-g basis, which is recorded without turning it into per-kibble, per-meal or per-bag energy. The original approximate qualification is retained. Moisture is included in the declared percentages. Wet and dry label percentages are not ranked as if they were measurements on the same dry-matter basis. A moisture maximum is not the measured moisture needed to produce a precise dry-matter calculation. Preserve both numerical boundaries and the stated weight basis before comparing figures.

Kibble size: unverified because no explicit size declaration was found; dimensions were not measured. The catalogue checks small only when small-kibble wording is explicit. Without an explicit size statement, the site shows the size as unverified rather than inferring it. The dog illustration, breed name and external bag dimensions are not used to invent millimetre-sized grains. A category does not guarantee comfortable chewing or safe swallowing for every individual dog.

Before using a feeding table, distinguish daily total from each meal, product net weight from the seller’s purchase set, and age/body-weight headings from a similarly named formula. Treats and toppers contribute to the whole diet; the principal food’s guarantee alone does not describe everything consumed. Keep fresh drinking water available. Use the received directions and veterinary guidance when adjusting for body condition, activity or illness instead of extrapolating a missing table or giving an unsupported individual prescription.

Check storage and after-opening directions on the received package. An exact after-opening number of days or storage temperature is not invented from incomplete online information. Close the pack and handle food hygienically; check its best-before declaration and keep track of opening and remaining quantity. Inner-bag classification requires an actual subdivision declaration; a small net weight alone does not prove individual packaging.

Online analysis is dated information. A label, recipe, portion guide or package can change while a merchant photograph remains unchanged. Keep the received name, JAN, lot and best-before details available when querying a discrepancy. Where an exact direction was not verified, it is explicitly left unrecorded; an authoritative-looking number is not inserted from memory or another flavour. Health concerns require the individual dog’s history and current product declaration, not a single filter, age badge or ingredient term.

The matched listing identifies the 2.3 kg product. Product net weight, a selectable seller variant and a multi-pack purchase count are distinct quantities. The purchase button links to the corresponding Rakuten merchant product. This page includes affiliate advertising; the site may receive a commission from a purchase. Check current price, stock, selected variant, pack count, shipping fee, delivery region and best-before details at the merchant before ordering. Where maker and seller declarations differ, the discrepancy is recorded so that the buyer can confirm the actual offered package rather than treating the two statements as one identical formula.

The product image comes from the corresponding linked Rakuten listing and is credited to Rakuten Ichiba. Photographs and illustrations help identify a food; they cannot supply ingredient or feeding text that is absent or unreadable in an image. Packaging can change, so confirm the offered name, JAN and life stage with the seller where the picture differs from a current declaration. The received ingredient statement and directions remain necessary. A Japanese Rakuten listing does not establish international delivery, customs admissibility or permission to import the food into another country. Ordering, payment, delivery, returns and live seller terms are handled by the merchant.