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Cesar Dog Food Review & Ratings

Cesar is a American brand making wet and dry dog food.

9foods in the range9 rated so far
23/100average ODF ScoreAvoid
#268of 290 ranked brandsby average score, 2+ rated foods
9 - 41score range
9avg 2341

Every Cesar food

Complete foods 8 foods · avg 21

FoodODF ScoreTypeLife stage£ / day
Cesar Classic Terrine Trays Rich in Chicken & Turkey
  • High meat63% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
29AvoidWetAdult£6.05
Cesar Natural Goodness Grain-Free Terrine Tins
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
27AvoidWetAdult£3.47 approx.
Cesar Adult with Chicken, Salmon & Vegetables 26AvoidDryAdult£0.48
Cesar Fresh Bowls
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
25AvoidWetAdult-
Cesar Junior with Chicken, Rice & Vegetables 22AvoidDryPuppy£0.55
Cesar Complete Dry
  • High meat30% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
18AvoidDryAdult£0.62 approx.
Cesar Classic Terrine With Juicy Lamb & Chicken Jelly 12AvoidWetAdult£5.76 approx.
Cesar Adult with Beef, Poultry & Vegetables 9AvoidDryAdult£0.66 approx.

Treats & toppers 1 food · avg 41

Our take on Cesar

Written by us, from the labels. Never written, reviewed or paid for by the brand.

Cesar is the most awkward combination on this site: a low score and a high price. Across 9 rated foods it averages 23/100 (Avoid), ranking 268 of 290 - and the daily cost is among the highest we track.

That is worth stating plainly because the two usually move together. Cheap food scoring badly is at least an honest trade. Here you are paying premium money for recipes that lead with unnamed derivative categories, declare very little actual meat, and tell you remarkably little about what is in the tray.

Even the best food in the range, Cesar Fresh Bowls in Gravy, only reaches 41/100, with the range running 9 to 41.

The reason the price is so high is portion economics rather than ingredients. Small single-serve trays are an expensive way to buy any food, and the format is doing more for convenience and shelf presence than for the dog.

Dogs do enjoy it - palatability is genuinely good, and for a fussy or elderly dog that has stopped eating, that can matter more than a score. As an everyday diet, though, there are foods in this catalogue scoring far higher for a fraction of the daily cost.

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Cesar FAQs

Is Cesar a good dog food?

By the labels, Cesar sits towards the bottom of the foods we have rated. Its 9 rated foods average 23/100 (Avoid), ranging from 9 to 41 - each food page shows exactly where every point went.

Where is Cesar from?

Cesar is a dog food brand from United States.

What is Cesar's best rated food?

Cesar Fresh Bowls in Gravy - it scores 41/100 (Poor), the highest ODF Score in the range we have rated. Its page shows the full breakdown and live prices.

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