Orijen vs Royal Canin

Orijen and Royal Canin are compared using the VetKriter scientific scoring system. Orijen has 67 products with an average VetKriter™ score of 78.1, while Royal Canin has 76 products with an average VetKriter™ score of 77.4.

Both brands show very similar overall quality.

Higher Score

Orijen

67 Products
78.1
Average VetKriter™
Protein 31.1%
Fat 18.4%
VetKriter™ Min–Max 62.90 – 96.00
VS

Royal Canin

76 Products
77.4
Average VetKriter™
Protein 18%
Fat 8.6%
VetKriter™ Min–Max 65.80 – 87.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

According to VetKriter analysis, Orijen has an average VetKriter™ score of 78.1 (67 products), while Royal Canin has 77.4 (76 products). Individual products should be compared based on your pet's specific needs.

Orijen products average 31.1% crude protein, while Royal Canin averages 18%. Both values should be evaluated in the context of the overall nutritional profile.

Both Orijen and Royal Canin contain products evaluated by VetKriter using AAFCO, FEDIAF, and NRC standards. We recommend consulting your veterinarian to find the most suitable food for your pet.

For kittens and puppies, Orijen leads: Orijen averages 83.6 VetKriter™ score across 10 formulas, while Royal Canin averages 80.5 across 15.

For senior pets, Orijen leads: Orijen averages 87.5 VetKriter™ score across 3 formulas, while Royal Canin averages 80.9 across 6.

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