Quick answer
Choose Hunters 80/20 Beef Cold Pressed Dry Food if you want a grain-free, raw-style diet in a dry format with simple portioning. Choose Eden Original Cuisine Sporting & Working Dog Wet Food if your dog needs a high-protein, grain-free wet food with chicken and salmon for lean muscle and heart support.
Format and feeding routine
The biggest practical difference is how each food fits your routine. Hunters 80/20 is a cold-pressed dry food, so you can scoop and serve without refrigeration or mixing. That makes it easier for travel, training days, or busy mornings. Eden Original Cuisine is a wet food, which means higher moisture and a more palatable texture for some dogs, but you will need to store opened cans in the fridge and use them within a few days.
Protein and ingredient focus
Hunters 80/20 Beef leads with 80% beef and is grain-free and hypoallergenic. That high meat content appeals to owners who want a raw-like diet but prefer the convenience of dry food. Eden Original Cuisine combines chicken and salmon, is grain-, gluten-, and white potato-free, and is naturally hypoallergenic. The chicken and salmon mix is designed to support lean muscle and cardiovascular health in sporting and working dogs. Neither product lists a full ingredient breakdown here, so if your dog has specific protein allergies, check the full label before committing.
Cost and portion control
Cold pressed food is often more calorie-dense than wet food, so a little goes a long way. That can make the Hunters bag last longer, but you need to weigh portions carefully to avoid overfeeding. Wet food contains more water, so you typically serve larger amounts by weight, which can make it feel less economical per meal. However, the higher moisture can help dogs that do not drink enough water. Neither food provides a feeding guide in the catalog facts, so use the pack instructions as your starting point and adjust based on your dog’s body condition.
Key trade-offs to weigh
- Convenience vs. moisture: Hunters cold pressed is dry and shelf-stable, so it is easy to portion and carry. Eden wet food has higher moisture, which can help hydration but requires refrigeration after opening. If you travel often or have limited fridge space, cold pressed wins on convenience.
- Protein source and sensitivity: Hunters uses a single protein (beef) and is hypoallergenic. Eden combines chicken and salmon, also hypoallergenic but with two animal proteins. If your dog has a known allergy to chicken or fish, Hunters may be safer; if beef is the issue, Eden is the alternative. Match the protein to your dog’s tolerance, not just the format.
- Cost per meal: Cold pressed food is concentrated, so you feed less by weight. Wet food is mostly water, so you feed more. Compare the price per calorie rather than per kilogram to see the real cost. Calculate cost per day using the recommended feeding amount, not the pack price alone.
Product facts
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Hunters 80/20 Beef Cold Pressed Dry Food: 80% beef, grain-free, hypoallergenic, cold-pressed dry food. Offers a raw-style, high-meat diet with the shelf stability and convenience of dry food.
Hunters 80/20 Beef Cold Pressed Dry Food
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Eden Original Cuisine Sporting & Working Dog Wet Food: Chicken and salmon wet food, grain-, gluten-, and white potato-free, for sporting and working dogs. Provides a high-protein, moist meal that supports lean muscle and cardiovascular health in active dogs.
Eden Original Cuisine Sporting & Working Dog Wet Food
Which food fits your dog?
Best for
- Dogs that thrive on a high-meat, grain-free dry food and owners who want raw-style nutrition without refrigeration.
- Sporting and working dogs that need a moist, high-protein meal with chicken and salmon for muscle and heart support.
Not for
- Dogs with a confirmed beef allergy or those that need a wet food for hydration.
- Owners who want a shelf-stable food they can leave out all day without refrigeration.
