Orijen Beef Stew (Adult, Wet)

Ingredients (verbatim and in label order, per manufacturer product page): Beef, beef bone broth, fish bone broth, duck, eggs, beef kidney, dried egg whites, beef liver, whole sardine, carrots, natural flavor, organic guar gum, salt, pumpkin, broccoli, blueberries, sunflower oil, salmon oil, choline chloride, vitamins (vitamin E supplement, thiamine mononitrate, niacin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, calcium pantothenate, riboflavin supplement, vitamin A supplement, folic acid, biotin, vitamin B12 supplement, vitamin D3 supplement), minerals (potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, zinc amino acid chelate, iron amino acid chelate, manganese amino acid chelate, copper amino acid chelate, potassium iodide), inulin, turmeric.

Guaranteed analysis (as fed, per manufacturer): Crude protein (min) 11%, Crude fat (min) 5.5%, Crude fiber (max) 1.5%, Moisture (max) 82%. Calorie content, metabolizable energy calculated: 1,020 kcal/kg, 370 kcal per 12.8 oz (363 g) can. The maker's full product name is Beef Recipe Stew with Shredded Beef and Eggs.

Four species in one can, which is more than the name suggests: beef leads, then beef bone broth and fish bone broth, then duck fourth, with beef kidney, beef liver and whole sardine further down. If you are rotating proteins or feeding a dog that reacts to poultry, read that duck entry before you buy, because the label name says beef. On a dry matter basis the 11 percent protein is about 61 percent and the 5.5 percent fat about 31 percent, so this is the richer of the two beef-led Orijen stews here and carries 370 kcal per can against the chicken stew's 355. Organ content is good and specifically named, beef kidney and beef liver rather than a generic meat by-product term, and whole sardine brings fish without a fish-meal label. Fats are sunflower oil and salmon oil, where the chicken stew uses herring oil. No grains and no legumes appear at all. The AAFCO statement reads maintenance, so this is an adult food. Its near twin in the range is the Regional Red Stew, which swaps the fish bone broth for lamb bone broth and adds lamb liver and lamb; the two publish identical guaranteed analysis figures. No taurine guarantee, no sourcing statement and no made-in statement is published.

Consolidated from publicly available manufacturer information (link above), compiled Oct 25, 2026. Not tested or evaluated by Sniff and Shift. Not medical advice, verify on current packaging and consult your veterinarian.

Source: Orijen product page (orijenpetfoods.com). Figures are the maker published values; check the can for the current label.

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