Eukanuba here is all dry food. The range is organised by breed size first and then by lifestage, so once you know which two boxes your dog sits in there are usually only two or three recipes left to choose between.
How the range is laid out
Breed size comes in Small, Small/Medium, Medium and Large. Pick by your dog's adult weight rather than how they look now.
Then lifestage, and this is where Eukanuba differs from most brands. Where others run puppy, adult and senior, Eukanuba runs five: Puppy, Junior, Adult, Mature and Senior. Mature sits between adult and senior rather than replacing either.
Large breeds move through these earlier than small ones, which is why a Large Breed Senior and a Small/Medium Senior aren't the same food.
Daily Care is the problem-solving range
If your dog needs something specific rather than everyday food, Daily Care is where to look.
Sensitive Digestion for dogs whose stools have never been quite right. Weight Control and Overweight / Sterilised for a dog carrying more than it should, which is very common after neutering. And Mono Protein, which uses salmon as the only animal protein, so it's the one to try if you're working out whether a particular meat is the problem.
If weight is the reason you're here, our weight management dog food page has the rest of the options next to each other.
Grain free here means Ocean Fish or Venison
Those are the only two grain free lines Eukanuba make, in puppy, adult and senior across both breed sizes. Everything else in the range is grain inclusive, built on chicken or lamb with cereals.
So if grain free is a firm requirement rather than a preference, check our full grain free dog food range before settling, because there's far more choice there.
The catch worth knowing before you order
Almost everything Eukanuba sell here comes in a large bag. There are very few small ones.
That's fine for a Labrador. For a terrier it means buying months of food in one go, and dry food doesn't stay at its best indefinitely once the bag is open. If you've a small dog and no airtight container, that's worth sorting before you buy the big bag rather than after.
And if your dog is well on something cheaper, holding a steady weight with a decent coat, there's no reason to move. Eukanuba isn't an upgrade to a food that's already working.
What most people buy here
Adult chicken, in whichever breed size fits. It's the middle of the range and the one the rest of the recipes are variations on.
Go to Daily Care instead if there's a specific problem, and to the veterinary range if your vet has named a diet rather than a brand.