Quick answer
Choose Country Barn Angus Beef if your dog loves red meat and needs a simple protein profile. Pick Country Barn Turkey & Pork if you prefer free-range poultry and a varied protein source.
Protein source and meat content
Both recipes are grain-free and made with 65% meat, but the protein sources differ. Angus Beef uses 65% beef (35% freshly prepared) for a single-protein diet. Turkey & Pork combines 65% turkey and pork (35% freshly prepared free-range turkey) for a dual-protein approach.
Ingredient variety and superfoods
Each formula includes sweet potato, superfoods, and functional ingredients for balanced nutrition. The exact superfood blend varies between recipes but both support everyday health. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, the simpler Angus Beef recipe may be easier to digest.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Protein variety: Angus Beef is a single-protein diet; Turkey & Pork provides two protein sources.
- Meat freshness: Both use 35% freshly prepared meat. Turkey & Pork specifies free-range turkey; Angus Beef does not specify free-range. If free-range sourcing matters to you, Turkey & Pork is the transparent choice.
- Ingredient complexity: Angus Beef has a simpler ingredient list with fewer animal proteins. Turkey & Pork includes vegetables and botanicals alongside superfoods. Dogs with sensitive digestion may do better on the simpler Angus Beef recipe.
Product facts
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Country Barn Angus Beef Adult Dog Food: Made with 65% beef, including 35% freshly prepared beef, plus sweet potato and five superfoods. Provides a single-source animal protein that is less likely to trigger food sensitivities in dogs with allergies.
Country Barn Angus Beef Adult Dog Food
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Country Barn Turkey & Pork Adult Dog Food: Made with 65% turkey and pork, including 35% freshly prepared free-range turkey, plus vegetables and botanicals. Offers a varied amino acid profile from two meat sources, which can be more appealing for picky eaters.
Country Barn Turkey & Pork Adult Dog Food
Which one fits your dog?
Best for
- Dogs that thrive on a single, red-meat protein source
- Owners who prefer a simpler, grain-free formula with fewer ingredients
Not ideal for
- Dogs that need a varied protein profile to maintain interest in meals
