Official-source record. Source: https://live.purina.com/sites/default/files/products/files/4456_-_C445619_Pro_Plan_Performance_3020_Salmon_Rice_Formula_Dog_Food_0.pdf
Decision focus
Source-listed facts
Use the listed species, life stage, food type, nutrition basics, ingredients, and source completeness without inferring a score.
Decision focus
This page keeps public scores separate from source facts, so the current decision should focus on listed nutrition, ingredients, and data confidence.
Score display
N/A
Source and field completeness
Reflects source, label, nutrition, and optional nutrient data completeness only. It is not a product quality score.
Data confidence reflects source completeness, not a nutrition rating.
Fit gate: matched. Public product scores remain separate from this data confidence badge.
Data confidence reflects source completeness, not product quality.
These are the core label facts to compare first. N/A means the value was not listed on the official source.
| Metric | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Protein | 30 | % min |
| Fat | 20 | % min |
| Fiber | 3 | % max |
| Moisture | 12 | % max |
| Calories | 4433 | kcal/kg |
| Calories per cup | 527 | kcal/cup |
The ingredient deck is shown as a source fact. Role mapping and interpretation only appear when source-backed data is available.
Ingredient deck
Salmon, corn protein meal, rice, poultry by-product meal, whole grain corn, fish meal, animal fat, oat meal, fish oil, probiotics, vitamins, and minerals.
Primary ingredient facts
Mapped notes
Protein sources
Salmon, corn protein meal, poultry by-product meal, fish meal, oat meal, fish oil
Carbohydrate sources
rice, oat meal
Fat sources
animal fat, fish oil
Positive ingredient signals: Marine omega support, Named animal protein, Named probiotic strain.
The label is anchored by these protein contributors: Salmon, corn protein meal, poultry by-product meal, fish meal, oat meal, fish oil.
Evidence profile pending. Linked ingredient pages are not mapped for this product yet.
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Calories per cup
527
Protein per 1000 kcal
67.7
Fat per 1000 kcal
45.1
Estimated glycemic load
N/A
Not listed on the official source.
This is a more calorie-dense formula for its format.
The official data currently marks probiotic support as not present.
Generic animal terms weaken transparency because the source material is less clear.
Partially supported because transparency-focused guidance supports caution around vague sourcing, while the severity of the penalty remains internal methodology.
Matched ingredients: poultry by-product meal, animal fat, fish oil
Named marine oils are a useful positive signal for skin, coat, and inflammatory support.
Partially supported because broad literature context exists, but product-level effect and dosing relevance are not mapped here.
Matched ingredients: fish oil
The ingredient deck clearly includes named animal protein rather than relying on vague animal terms.
Partially supported because transparency-focused guidance and professional review norms support the direction of this interpretation, but the exact signal effect is internal.
Matched ingredients: Salmon
A named probiotic strain is more interpretable than a vague digestive-support claim.
Partially supported because named strains improve interpretability, but this layer does not verify viability, dose, or clinical relevance.
Matched ingredients: probiotics
Plant protein concentrates can inflate crude protein impressions without matching animal-protein quality.
Partially supported because label-interpretation concerns are literature-informed, but the importance assigned to this signal is still internal methodology.
Matched ingredients: corn protein meal
This label includes a plant protein concentrate that may inflate the apparent protein story.
Internal methodology only at this stage because the interpretation is used as a conservative review flag, not as a source-backed outcome claim.
Matched ingredients: corn protein meal
The ingredient panel includes vague generic animal terminology that weakens transparency.
Partially supported because vague ingredient naming can reasonably weaken transparency confidence, while the downstream impact remains internal.
Matched ingredients: poultry by-product meal, animal fat, fish oil
Formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages, including growth of large size dogs.
Useful benchmark brand with transparent product segmentation.
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