Liver is the ingredient most dog food copy either buries inside "meat and animal derivatives" or leans on hard as a flavour hook, and here it's named outright at its own specific share rather than folded into a generic meat percentage.

Chicken leads this recipe at 31%, with turkey at 14% and liver at 5%, ahead of brown rice and naked oats for carbohydrate. It runs a little richer than Chudleys' other canned recipes in this range, at 10% protein and 7% fat.

• Chicken (31%), turkey (14%) and liver (5%)
• Protein 10%, fat 7%, crude fibre 0.5%, crude ash 3%, moisture 77%
• Fish oil (0.5%) included
• 12 x 395G cans

On the liver content. Liver is nutrient-dense, and while it's named here rather than hidden in a generic "meat and animal derivatives" line, Chudleys don't publish specific guidance for a dog unused to organ meat. If this is the first time you're feeding a liver-containing recipe, it's worth watching how a dog does on it rather than assuming it's interchangeable with their other cans.

Who it's for: owners of adult working dogs who want a richer can within Chudleys' range, or who specifically want liver named as an ingredient rather than folded into "meat and animal derivatives."