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Tex dog food

Tex is a value canned dog food brand — chunk-in-gravy style tins in flavours like beef, chicken, lamb and rabbit, priced at the budget end of the wet food aisle. It's a brand plenty of dog owners will recognise from the shelf, and we're bringing a range of it onto the shop.

Who Tex are

Tex sits firmly in the everyday, value part of the wet dog food market — straightforward chunk-in-gravy tins rather than anything positioned as premium or specialist. It's the kind of brand a lot of dog owners will recognise from the supermarket shelf without necessarily knowing much about it, because the tin itself does the talking rather than the marketing.

The range covers the usual proteins dog owners look for day to day — beef, chicken, lamb, rabbit and game among them — in the classic chunks-in-gravy format rather than a pâté or jelly style. It's a complete food in the traditional, no-frills sense, built to be an everyday tin rather than an occasional treat.

What we're bringing in, and who it suits

We're working through a range of Tex tins as part of what we stock, alongside the other everyday wet foods on the shelf — check the grid above for what's currently available to order, since this is a growing part of the range rather than the whole Tex catalogue at once.

This is a brand that tends to suit owners looking for a straightforward, budget-friendly wet food to feed daily or to mix through a dry food, rather than those chasing a specific grain-free or premium formulation. As with any tin, whether a particular flavour suits your dog comes down to their own preferences and any known sensitivities rather than the brand name.

Matt has genuinely handled these tins himself while stocking the shop, rather than picking the brand from a catalogue sight unseen — they are exactly what you'd expect from the price point, no more and no less, which is precisely why they earn a place on the everyday shelf.

The range

Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Tex Beef & Liver 89p — 12 x 400g Tins

Tex Beef & Liver 89p — 12 x 400g Tins

£10.69

Tex Chunks Rabbit — 12 x 400g Tins

Tex Chunks Rabbit — 12 x 400g Tins

£10.69

Tex Chunks Chicken & Tripe — 12 x 400g Tins

Tex Chunks Chicken & Tripe — 12 x 400g Tins

£10.69

Tex Chunks Beef — 12 x 400g Tins

Tex Chunks Beef — 12 x 400g Tins

£10.69

Lily's Kitchen Dog Lean Machine — 10 x 150g Trays

Lily's Kitchen Dog Lean Machine — 10 x 150g Trays

£16.89

Forthglade Complete Puppy Chicken with Liver Grain Free — 18 x 395g Trays

Forthglade Complete Puppy Chicken with Liver Grain Free — 18 x 395g Trays

£35.89

Lily's Kitchen Lean Machine — 6 x 400g Tins

Lily's Kitchen Lean Machine — 6 x 400g Tins

£22.79

Lily's Kitchen Lily S Kitchen Dog Great British Breakfast

Lily's Kitchen Lily S Kitchen Dog Great British Breakfast

From£16.89

Forthglade British Classics Chicken Family Lunch — 18 x 395g Trays

Forthglade British Classics Chicken Family Lunch — 18 x 395g Trays

£44.09

Harringtons Just 6 Salmon — 8 x 380g Trays

Harringtons Just 6 Salmon — 8 x 380g Trays

£19.19

Lily's Kitchen Dog Recovery Recipe — 6 x 400g Tins

Lily's Kitchen Dog Recovery Recipe — 6 x 400g Tins

£22.79

Forthglade Just 90% Multicase Grain Free 12 Pack (4xChicken, 4xlamb, 4xbeef)

Forthglade Just 90% Multicase Grain Free 12 Pack (4xChicken, 4xlamb, 4xbeef)

£23.25

Common questions

Is Tex a good brand of dog food?
Tex is a widely available, budget-priced UK wet food brand. It won't suit every dog just because of the brand name — what matters is whether the recipe and flavour agree with your individual dog, the same as with any food.
Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Tex range?
We stock a selection rather than the entire range, and what we carry is growing over time. Check the grid above for what's currently available to order.
Is Tex a complete dog food?
Tex tins are sold as a complete wet dog food in the traditional chunks-in-gravy format. As always, check the specific tin's label for the exact recipe and feeding guidance for your dog.
What if my dog doesn't get on with a new tinned food?
Introduce any new food gradually alongside what they are already eating, over several days rather than switching all at once, and watch their stools and appetite. If your dog seems unwell or the change does not settle, speak to your vet rather than persisting with it.

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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.