CoCo Gourmet Chicken & Vegetables, made in Japan Chicken Dog Food
Updated 8 November 2026 · CoCo Gourmet editorial team
Chicken is the most familiar meat for many dogs, which makes Chicken & Vegetables the recipe most owners start with. It is our best-selling fresh dog food, gently cooked in Japan and frozen in 100 g packs. Here are its ingredients, nutrition, daily amounts and answers to common questions about feeding chicken.
In short
Chicken & Vegetables is a grain-free fresh dog food made in Japan from chicken breast, tenderloin, liver and heart with sweet potato, pumpkin, carrot and komatsuna. It has 116 kcal per 100 g, 13.1% protein and 5.4% fat, uses chicken as its only meat and meets AAFCO 2016 complete-nutrition standards.
Key nutrients on a dry matter basis vs AAFCO 2016
| Nutrient | This recipe | AAFCO 2016 |
|---|---|---|
| Protein | 47.9% | 22.5% min |
| Fat | 19.9% | 8.5% min |
| Calcium | 1.55% | 1.2–2.5% |
| Phosphorus | 1.09% | 1.0–1.6% |
| Sodium | 0.43% | 0.3% min |
| Potassium | 1.25% | 0.6% min |
| Iron | 104.86mg/kg | 88mg/kg min |
| Zinc | 125.55mg/kg | 100mg/kg min |
| Vitamin D | 708IU/kg | 500–3,000IU/kg |
| EPA + DHA | 0.12% | 0.05% min |
Complete & balanced (AAFCO 2016) vs. content※
Calculated for Chicken & Vegetables (116 kcal per 100 g) for a neutered dog with average activity and an ideal body condition, using the same formula as our feeding calculator: 70 × body weight (kg)0.75 × 1.6 for adults and × 1.4 for dogs aged 7 and over. Each pack is 100 g, so grams ÷ 100 is the number of packs a day.
| Weight | Daily energy adult, kcal | Adult 1–6 yrs | Senior 7 yrs+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2kg | 188kcal | 129–162g | 112–141g |
| 3kg | 255kcal | 175–219g | 153–192g |
| 4kg | 316kcal | 217–272g | 190–238g |
| 5kg | 374kcal | 257–322g | 224–281g |
| 7kg | 481kcal | 331–414g | 289–362g |
| 10kg | 629kcal | 433–542g | 380–475g |
| 15kg | 853kcal | 588–735g | 514–643g |
| 20kg | 1,059kcal | 729–912g | 638–798g |
| 25kg | 1,252kcal | 863–1,079g | 754–943g |
| 30kg | 1,435kcal | 989–1,237g | 865–1,082g |
Example: a 5 kg adult dog needs about 374 kcal a day, which is 257–322 g of Chicken & Vegetables (about 2.6–3.2 packs).
Feeding a puppy? See the puppy feeding chart
All five main recipes are complete and balanced to AAFCO 2016 standards, so each can be fed on its own or rotated with the others in the same order.
| Recipe | Calories | Protein | Fat | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicken & VegetablesChicken | 116kcal | 13.1% | 5.4% | First-timers (most popular) |
| Pork & BroccoliPork | 128kcal | 14.0% | 6.7% | Meat lovers, active dogs |
| Fish & PumpkinPollock, tuna | 105kcal | 12.6% | 4.1% | Dogs on a diet |
| Venison & BeetsVenison, pork | 104kcal | 11.6% | 4.3% | Senior dogs |
| Beef & Sweet PotatoBeef, chicken, pork | 102kcal | 10.6% | 4.6% | Meat lovers watching their weight |
- Can dogs eat chicken?
- Yes. Cooked chicken is an easily digested, high-quality protein, and chicken breast is low in fat. If you cook it yourself, remove the bones (cooked bones can splinter), limit the skin and do not add salt, onion or garlic. Chicken alone does not cover a dog's needs for calcium, vitamins and minerals, so it needs to be part of a balanced diet.
- How is home-boiled chicken breast different from chicken dog food?
- Boiled chicken breast is fine as a treat or topper, but on its own it is short of calcium, phosphorus, vitamins and trace minerals. Chicken & Vegetables is built around chicken but adds liver, vegetables, minerals and vitamins so it meets AAFCO 2016 standards and can be fed as the main meal. If you add chicken breast on top, reduce the main meal so total calories do not climb.
- How much chicken can my dog eat a day?
- As a treat or topper, a common guideline is to keep treats and toppers to no more than 10% of daily calories. As the main meal, a 5 kg adult dog needs about 374 kcal a day, which is 257–322 g of Chicken & Vegetables. Use the feeding calculator for your dog's exact weight and age.
- My dog is sensitive to chicken. What can I choose?
- Not this recipe: all of its meat is chicken. Pork & Broccoli, Fish & Pumpkin and Venison & Beets contain no chicken (Beef & Sweet Potato does). If your dog has a diagnosed food allergy, check with your vet first.
- Can puppies and senior dogs eat Chicken & Vegetables?
- Yes. All five main recipes meet the AAFCO 2016 profile for all life stages, including growth, so puppies can eat them from weaning. Work out a puppy's portion from its current weight and split it into 3–4 meals; for dogs aged 7 and over the calculator uses a lower factor. If your dog has a health condition, talk to your vet first.
- Can I mix Chicken & Vegetables with other recipes or with dry food?
- Yes. You can choose any mix of our five recipes in the same order and rotate them, which keeps meals interesting and avoids relying on one ingredient. You can also use it as a topper on dry food; choose "As a topper" in the feeding calculator so the calories are not counted twice.
- How do I store and serve it?
- Keep it in the freezer (−18°C or below), where it lasts about 18 months from production. Move the next day's portion to the fridge the night before to thaw; unopened packs keep for 7 days in the fridge, and once thawed or opened, use them up quickly. Warming it to about body temperature brings out the aroma.
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