I think you'll find that the Glucosamine and Chrondoitin are there courtesy of the chicken meal (it's in the ground bone within the meal) and is actually present in all dried foods containing meat meal (as I understand).
I'm not convinced a 37% protein content is good for many dogs, and that's not the way that a lot of nutritional research by the major pet food companies has shown - rather the opposite, that a lower protein coupled with good digestibility leads to a nice lean, healthy dog.
Here's another to throw into the ring - Whites Salmon & Rice Sensitive:
Ingredients: Fresh Salmon, White Rice, Oats, Peas, Salmon Oil, Hydrolysed Salmon Liver, Sunflower Oil, Seaweed, Tocopherol Rich Extracts, Minerals and Vitamins
Analysis; Protein 18.5%, Oil 9%, Fibre 2%
The analysis is almost identical to Burns, the ingredients look very tasty (!) and it's got the fish oils for Omega fatty acids. It's just under £30 from
Pet Pantry online
