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Blueberries

Blueberries appears on the labels of 61 of the 244 recipes we have read and scored (25 percent of the database), in label forms including Blueberries, blueberries, whole blueberries, Blueberry Powder.

What it is

Blueberries, usually dried: anthocyanin antioxidants in a very small panel share.

Why makers use it

Antioxidant story and label appeal in one line.

What to watch for

Honest reading: at typical inclusion rates the dose is small. Blueberries do no harm and look like food because they are food.

Highest scoring recipes that carry it

RecipeScore / 100FormatLife stage
Orijen Amazing Grains Original98Dry foodAll life stages
Orijen Amazing Grains Puppy Large98Dry foodAll life stages
Orijen Wild Reserve Free-Run Chicken98Dry foodAll life stages
Orijen Wild Reserve Free-Run Chicken & Grain98Dry foodAll life stages
Orijen Wild Reserve Wild-Caught Fish97Dry foodAll life stages
Orijen Amazing Grains Regional Red97Dry foodAll life stages
Orijen Wild Reserve Farm-Raised Beef & Lamb97Dry foodAll life stages
Orijen Amazing Grains Puppy95Dry foodAll life stages

The full database, filterable by brand, format, life stage and grains, is the reviews index; the food finder answers it by the proteins a dog must avoid.

Often on the same panels

Chelated and Proteinate Minerals, Vitamin Supplements (the Vitamin Pack), Salt, Mixed Tocopherols. The full dictionary is the ingredient index.

Sources and method.

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.