HiLife Dog Food Review & Ratings

The two HiLife foods we hold are 79 points apart, which makes this brand name close to useless as a guide on its own. The average across 6 rated foods is 48/100 (Average), ranking 253 of 304 - but that average sits in a gap where neither food actually lives.

HiLife Dog is the strong one at 87/100. The other sits down at 8. Same brand, same shelf, wildly different labels. If you have ever bought a food because you recognised the name, this is the case that shows why that does not work.

One is a wet food and one is dry, and part of the range is complementary rather than complete - a distinction worth knowing, because a complementary food is not formulated to be the whole diet and feeding it as though it were leaves gaps. That is honestly labelled and not a fault, but it is not interchangeable with a complete food.

HiLife is run by a long-standing Leicestershire family business that has owned the name since buying it from Boots in the eighties, and their catalogue is a good deal wider than the part we hold. Look up the exact product before you buy - with this brand more than most, the individual food page is the only thing worth reading.