A 'with vegetables' wet food often means a token spoonful stirred in for the ingredient list rather than anything the dog will actually taste, so it's worth checking what percentage that vegetable content really is.

This is a wet food pouch in jelly, built on chicken breast at 35%, with rice at 4% and pumpkin, peas and carrots each at 3%. It's the same Cookhouse jelly format as the rest of the range, just with a vegetable mix instead of a second named meat.

• 100G pouch, jelly format
• Chicken breast 35%
• Rice 4%, pumpkin 3%, peas 3%, carrots 3%
• Protein 8%, fat content 3%, moisture 85%
• 87 kcal/100g
• Suitable for all breeds of adult dogs

On the vegetable content. Pumpkin, peas and carrots are each present at 3% — genuinely on the label rather than a token trace, but still a small part of a pouch that's dominated by chicken and moisture. Don't mistake this for a vegetable-forward recipe; it's a chicken food with a real, if modest, vegetable mix alongside it.

Who it's for: an adult dog that does well on jelly-format wet food, and an owner who likes seeing a genuine vegetable percentage on the label rather than just the word 'vegetables' with nothing to back it up.