Stella & Chewy's · Freeze-dried topper
Stella's Super Beef Meal Mixers
For an adult dog that is moderately active and holding its weight, Stella & Chewy's Stella's Super Beef Meal Mixers scores 60.3 out of 100. That is a topper’s score: a topper is scored on other parts than a meal. A score is for one dog: the same food scores differently for another.
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Who it is for
Made for dogs of every age and every size.
What it scores, and why
For the 9 commonest kinds of dog it is made for. Each row opens to the six parts of that score, in the scoring’s own sentences.
An adult dog, moderately active, holding its weight60.3
The 60.3 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
Balanced protein (41.0%) for this dog's moderate activityFat is 36.8% of dry matter. For this dog, a moderately active dog holding weight, full points are given between 12% and 35%.
7.5 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.8 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
AAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.Its protein (43.2% of dry matter) earns points here only for a very active dog or a dog building muscle.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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An adult dog, moderately active, losing weight59.3
The 59.3 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. For this dog, a moderately active dog losing weight, full points need fat under 13.5%.
6.4 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.9 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
AAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.Its protein (43.2% of dry matter) earns points here only for a very active dog or a dog building muscle.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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A senior dog, calm, holding its weight59.6
The 59.6 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
Balanced protein (41.0%) for this dog's lower activity levelFat is 36.8% of dry matter. For this dog, a calm dog holding weight, full points are given between 10% and 30%.
7.5 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.1 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
AAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.Its protein (43.2% of dry matter) earns points here only for a very active dog or a dog building muscle.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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An adult dog, very active, building muscle72.8
The 72.8 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
High protein (41.0%) supports this dog's muscle building goalHigh fat (35.0%) fuels this dog's active lifestyle
15 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.8 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
High protein (41.0%) fuels this dog's muscle/activity goalAAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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An adult dog, very active, holding its weight71
The 71 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
Great protein (41.0%) for this dog's active lifestyleFat is 36.8% of dry matter. For this dog, a very active dog holding weight, full points are given between 12% and 32%.
13.1 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.9 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
High protein (41.0%) fuels this dog's muscle/activity goalAAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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An adult dog, moderately active, building muscle72.8
The 72.8 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
High protein (41.0%) supports this dog's muscle building goalGood fat (35.0%) provides energy for this dog
15 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.8 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
High protein (41.0%) fuels this dog's muscle/activity goalAAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
15 of 25
A senior dog, moderately active, holding its weight59.6
The 59.6 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
Balanced protein (41.0%) for this dog's moderate activityFat is 36.8% of dry matter. For this dog, a moderately active dog holding weight, full points are given between 12% and 35%.
7.5 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.1 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
AAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.Its protein (43.2% of dry matter) earns points here only for a very active dog or a dog building muscle.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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An adult dog, calm, holding its weight60.3
The 60.3 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
Balanced protein (41.0%) for this dog's lower activity levelFat is 36.8% of dry matter. For this dog, a calm dog holding weight, full points are given between 10% and 30%.
7.5 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.8 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
AAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.Its protein (43.2% of dry matter) earns points here only for a very active dog or a dog building muscle.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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An adult dog, calm, losing weight58.5
The 58.5 out of 100, a topper’s score, part by part:
- Activity and goal
Adequate protein (41.0%) for this dog's lower activity levelFat is 36.8% of dry matter and fibre is 5.0% as fed. For this dog, a calm dog losing weight, full points need fat under 13.5% with fibre of 5% or more.
5.6 of 15 - Nutritional quality
Premium protein content (41.0%) for this dogOptimal caloric density for this dogThe label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.The label gives no DHA figure, so those points could not be given.Fat is 36.8% of dry matter. Full points for fat are given between 13.3% and 22.5%.
15 of 25 - Life stage
The label gives no omega-3 figure, so those points could not be given.
3.9 of 5 - Formulation integrity
Fresh meat as primary ingredient for this dogNo controversial ingredients — clean nutrition for this dogThe label names 1 main protein. Full points for variety are given for 3 or more.No formulator with a veterinary nutrition credential or a doctorate in nutrition is on file for this food.No feeding trial is on file for this food.
18 of 20 - Format suitability
Format suitability calibrated for freeze driedThis part scores a kibble's size against the dog's size. A food that is not kibble gets 6 of its 10 points.
6 of 10 - Complement fit
AAFCO-complete formulation backs up this dog's base dietThe label gives no omega-3 figure. The points for it start at 1.5% and are given for a senior dog.Its protein (43.2% of dry matter) earns points here only for a very active dog or a dog building muscle.With 1 main protein it earns points here only for a dog that has an allergy on its profile.It has none of the proteins counted as novel (venison, rabbit, duck, elk, bison, quail, kangaroo, boar, goat, ostrich). Those points are for a dog allergic to chicken or beef.
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Every kind of dog
Each number is a topper’s score out of 100 for that dog.
| Dog | Score |
|---|---|
| An adult dog, moderately active, holding its weight | 60.3 |
| An adult dog, moderately active, losing weight | 59.3 |
| A senior dog, calm, holding its weight | 59.6 |
| An adult dog, very active, building muscle | 72.8 |
| An adult dog, very active, holding its weight | 71 |
| An adult dog, moderately active, building muscle | 72.8 |
| A senior dog, moderately active, holding its weight | 59.6 |
| An adult dog, calm, holding its weight | 60.3 |
| An adult dog, calm, losing weight | 58.5 |
| A puppy, calm, holding its weight | 58.8 |
| A senior dog, calm, building muscle | 72.1 |
| A senior dog, very active, building muscle | 72.1 |
| A senior dog, moderately active, losing weight | 58.5 |
| An adult dog, calm, building muscle | 72.8 |
| A puppy, moderately active, holding its weight | 58.8 |
| A senior dog, very active, holding its weight | 70.2 |
| A puppy, moderately active, losing weight | 57.8 |
| A puppy, very active, losing weight | 63.8 |
| A senior dog, calm, losing weight | 57.7 |
| A puppy, calm, losing weight | 57 |
| A puppy, moderately active, building muscle | 71.3 |
| An adult dog, very active, losing weight | 65.3 |
| A senior dog, moderately active, building muscle | 72.1 |
| A puppy, very active, holding its weight | 69.5 |
| A puppy, very active, building muscle | 71.3 |
| A puppy, calm, building muscle | 71.3 |
| A senior dog, very active, losing weight | 64.6 |
What the label says
- Protein41%
- Fat35%
- Fibre5%
- Moisture5%
- Calories4,940 kcal per kg
- Feeding statementComplete and balanced for all life stages, by nutrient profile.
Ingredients
Beef, Beef Liver, Beef Kidney, Beef Heart, Beef Tripe, Beef Bone, Pumpkin Seed, Organic Cranberries, Organic Spinach, Organic Broccoli, Organic Beets, Organic Carrots, Organic Squash, Organic Blueberries, Fenugreek Seed, Potassium Chloride, Dried Kelp, Sodium Phosphate, Mixed Tocopherols (preservative), Choline Chloride, Dried Pediococcus Acidilactici fermentation product, Dried Lactobacillus Acidophilus fermentation product, Dried Bifidobacterium Longum fermentation product, Dried Bacillus Coagulans fermentation product, Zinc Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Taurine, Calcium Carbonate, Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Copper Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Niacin Supplement, D-calcium Pantothenate, Riboflavin Supplement, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Folic Acid
BowlWise takes it off the list of a dog allergic to: beef and legumes.
Compared with stellaandchewys.com on October 9, 2026: ingredients, protein, fat, fibre and moisture.
Price
On June 21, 2026 Pet Valu listed the 0.992 kg pack at $68.99 in Canadian dollars.
Shop at Pet ValuSame label, another food
Same label as Stella & Chewy's Stella's Super Beef Freeze-Dried Raw Dinner Patties: they differ in form, size and price.
How to read this
These scores are BowlWise’s own, worked out from each food’s label for one kind of dog at a time. They are not veterinary advice. How a score is worked out: How we score.
Scores as of October 12, 2026.
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