Beef sourced as "grass grazed" is a specific claim worth reading past the front of the pack for, because it says something about how the animal was reared rather than just what species the meat came from — the kind of detail that either matters to you or does not, but is worth knowing either way.

Country Hunter's composition panel for this pouch lists Beef at 60%, including 4% lung and 4% trimmings, alongside Sweet Potato, Carrots and Green Beans at 2% each and Spirulina at 0.5%. The analytical constituents are Protein 10.3%, Crude Fat 8%, Crude Fibre 0.6%, Crude Ash 2.3% and Moisture 76%, at 131 kcal per 100g. It is gently cooked within the sealed pouch, in a 150g size, and described as a complete and nutritionally balanced meal.

• Beef 60% (including 4% lung and 4% trimmings)
• Protein 10.3%, Crude Fat 8%, Crude Fibre 0.6%, Crude Ash 2.3%, Moisture 76%
• 131 kcal per 100g
• Complete and nutritionally balanced
• Cooked gently within the sealed pouch
• 150g pouch

Reading the composition panel. The pack is named "80% Grass Grazed Beef", but the composition breakdown for it lists beef at 60%, split between lung, trimmings and the rest of the cut, alongside named vegetables. We quote the composition panel's figures here because that is the list that was actually itemised.

Who it's for: owners feeding an adult dog a wet meal built around a single, traceably sourced protein, and who want offal content (lung, trimmings) named honestly rather than folded into a vague "meat and animal derivatives" line.