1 / 7Harringtons Complete Senior Chicken & Rice Dry Dog Food, 12 kg
Harringtons Complete Senior Chicken & Rice is a dry food listing formulated for dogs aged 7 and above. Its stated lower-fat recipe and glucosamine and chondroitin blend are aimed at older dogs, while customer feedback also notes dustiness.
At a glance
- Listed as a complete chicken and rice dry food for senior dogs aged 7 and above.
- The listing claims 25% less fat than standard adult Harringtons and includes glucosamine and chondroitin to support joint health and mobility.
- The stated recipe includes prebiotics, yucca and omega 3 and 6.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The 12 kg bag provides a substantial quantity of dry food in one pack.
- The listing describes a senior-focused recipe with a stated lower fat content and joint-support ingredients.
Cons
- Some customer feedback reports that the food is very dusty.
Technical specifications
17 specifications| Brand | Pet Food Europe B.V. |
|---|---|
| Model | HARRSENC-12 |
| Food type | FOOD |
| Target species | Dog |
| Life stage | Adult |
| Breed size | All Breed Sizes |
| Flavour | Chicken |
|---|---|
| Form | Pellet |
| Pack size | 12 kg |
| Listed weight | 12 Kilograms |
| Container | Bag |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Diet type | Veterinary Diet |
|---|---|
| Listed allergen information | Wheat Free |
| Special ingredients | Salmon Oil, Poultry Fat |
| Composition | Chicken and Meat Meals 26% (Dried Chicken 6.5%*) Barley Maize Rice (14%) Oats (4%) Freshly Prepared Chicken (4%) Beet Pulp Salmon Oil (1%) Poultry Fat Minerals Poultry Gravy (0.5%) Seaweed (0.1%) FOS (0.1%) Glucosamine (0.05%) Chondroitin (0.01%) Yucca Extract (0.01%) *6.5% Dried Chicken, equivalent to 26g Chicken in every 100g Kibble |
| Analytical constituents | Protein 20.5% Fat Content 7.5% Crude Fibre 3.5% Crude Ash 8.5% Omega 6 1.1% Omega 3 0.4% |
What to know before buying
Listing details to confirm
The listing's age details are inconsistent: the title and product description identify it as senior food for dogs aged 7 and above, while the attributes say "Adult". Confirm the life-stage labelling and suitability if this distinction matters for your dog. The listing also describes the product as chicken and rice while naming barley, maize, oats and other ingredients in its composition. Follow the feeding and storage directions on the pack.
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Owners seeking a chicken-and-rice dry food listing intended for dogs aged 7 and older.
- Buyers looking for a senior recipe with listed joint-support ingredients and lower fat than the brand's standard adult recipe.
Less suited to
- Dogs that need food with a confirmed, tightly controlled ingredient profile, since the listed composition contains several grains and poultry ingredients.
- Buyers who want kibble with no reported dustiness.

Customer reviews on Amazon
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Customer feedback highlights dogs enjoying the food and positive impressions of its value, alongside reports that it can be very dusty. The palatability comments may matter when choosing a dry food, while dustiness is a practical consideration when serving the pellets. These reports are perceptions and do not establish a consistent experience for every buyer.
Positive themes
- Customers are reported to find that their dogs enjoy eating the food.
- Customers are reported to consider it good value.
Negative themes
- Some customers report that the food is very dusty.
Frequently asked questions
What age is this food intended for?
The title and product description identify it as senior food for dogs aged 7 and above, although the age-range attribute says "Adult". Check the pack's life-stage information if age suitability is important.
What does the listing say about fat and joint support?
It claims 25% less fat than standard adult Harringtons and says the recipe contains glucosamine and chondroitin to help support joint health and mobility.
What are the listed analytical constituents?
The listing gives protein as 20.5%, fat content as 7.5%, crude fibre as 3.5%, crude ash as 8.5%, omega 6 as 1.1% and omega 3 as 0.4%.
What should I know about customer feedback?
Feedback reports that dogs enjoy eating the food and describes it as good value, while some customers report dustiness. These are customer perceptions rather than a guarantee for every dog or bag.

























