Jelly changes the format of a fish pouch, but the ingredient list still decides what the flavour name means. Here, tuna fillet accounts for 55% and salmon for 5%, held with rice flour and a vegetable gelling agent.

Applaws Tuna Fillet with Salmon in Jelly is a complementary wet cat food in a 70g pouch. The analysis gives protein 13%, crude fat 2%, crude fibre 0.1%, crude ash 1% and moisture 82%. Energy is 784 kcal/kg and 54.9 kcal/pouch. These figures come straight from the label, not from the separate, malformed additives field.

• Tuna fillet 55% and salmon 5%
• Rice flour and vegetable gelling agent
• Complementary wet cat food in jelly
• Protein 13% and crude fat 2%
• Crude fibre 0.1%, crude ash 1% and moisture 82%
• 70g pouch; 54.9 kcal/pouch

About the additives entry. The additives text is a broken fragment of marketing copy rather than a usable label declaration, so this page makes no additive claim. Applaws's feeding guidance is up to 2 pouches a day depending on the cat's size, alongside its complete dry cat food for a balanced diet. Serve at room temperature and provide fresh drinking water at all times.

Who it's for: cat owners who want tuna and salmon in a jelly pouch to use alongside complete food, and who prefer a page that keeps verified composition and analysis apart from an unusable additive entry.