Rotating two recipes rather than feeding the same tray every night is a small thing that seems to matter to dogs more than the ingredient list alone would predict, and a multi case is the simplest way to do that without buying two separate products.

Turkey with sweet potato and vegetables leads at 75% turkey, and lamb with butternut squash and vegetables sits alongside it at the same 75% lamb. Both use healthy vegetables in place of grain for the carbohydrate, and are gently steamed rather than heavily processed.

• Two recipes: turkey with sweet potato, and lamb with butternut squash, both 75% named meat
• Turkey recipe: protein 11%, fat 7.5%, fibre 0.7%, moisture 70%
• Lamb recipe: protein 10.5%, fat 8%, fibre 0.7%, moisture 70%
• Grain-free: vegetables replace cereal in both recipes
• Free from artificial flavours, colours and preservatives
• 12 x 395G pack (6 turkey, 6 lamb)

One thing worth knowing. The two recipes differ slightly in fat content (7.5% turkey against 8% lamb) even though both share the same grain-free approach, so if you're tracking fat intake closely, check which tray you're actually feeding rather than treating the case as a single uniform product.

Who it's for: owners of a dog who does better with dietary variety, or a household feeding more than one dog with different preferences, wanting that variety without buying two separate cases.