A puppy switching from milk to solid food benefits from a bit of variety early on, both to keep it interested and to avoid building a fussy attachment to one single flavour before it's even a year old.

Two recipes make up this case: chicken with liver, sweet potato and vegetables (71% chicken, 4% liver), and lamb with liver, sweet potato and vegetables at a similar structure. Both include salmon oil and linseed oil for omega-3, plus glucosamine and chondroitin at 50mg/kg each for developing joints.

• Two recipes: chicken with liver, and lamb with liver, both with sweet potato and vegetables
• Chicken recipe: protein 11%, fat 10%, fibre 0.5%, ash 3.5%, moisture 75%
• Lamb recipe: protein 9.5%, fat 8%, fibre 0.5%, ash 4.5%, moisture 75%
• Salmon oil and linseed oil included for omega-3
• Glucosamine and chondroitin, 50mg/kg each, for developing joints
• Grain-free, complete food
• 12 x 395G pack

One thing worth knowing. The two recipes in this case differ slightly in fat and ash content even though they share the same grain-free, glucosamine-and-chondroitin approach — check the specific tray you're feeding if you're tracking fat intake closely for a puppy on a managed weight plan.

Who it's for: owners of a growing puppy who want variety between two grain-free recipes in one case, rather than committing to a single flavour for twelve meals running.