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Apples and Apple Pomace appears on the labels of 66 of the 244 recipes we have read and scored (27 percent of the database), in label forms including Apples, APPLES, apples, dried apple pomace, whole apples.
Apple fruit, or pomace, the pressed skins and pulp left from juicing, used as a fibre source.
Pectin fibre and a wholesome label line; pomace is the functional form, whole apple the presentational one.
Apple seeds contain amygdalin but never appear in pet food in amounts that matter; the ingredient is the fruit, not the core.
| Recipe | Score / 100 | Format | Life stage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orijen Six Fish | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
| Orijen Tundra | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
| Orijen Wild Reserve Wild-Caught Fish | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
| Orijen Amazing Grains Original | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
| Orijen Amazing Grains Puppy Large | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
| Orijen Amazing Grains Regional Red | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
| Orijen Original | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
| Orijen Puppy Large | 98 | Dry food | All life stages |
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The definition is written from AAFCO's ingredient definitions and standard label practice, in our own words. The recipe count and links are computed from our scored recipe database, labels read November 2026; counts move as the database grows.
Last updated: November 2026. Checked against the sources named on this page.