A "stew" name on a tin usually means more than one meat has gone into it, and this one names both plainly rather than leaning on just the one on the front.

This Good Boy stew is built on beef at 31.5% and chicken at 31.5% (including 21.5% freshly prepared meat), with dried broccoli at 0.7% (equivalent to 5% broccoli) and dried carrots at 0.6% (equivalent to 5% carrots), plus minerals and salmon oil. It comes out at protein 9%, fat content 6%, crude ash 2%, crude fibre 0.5%, moisture 76%, calcium 0.28% and phosphorus 0.19%. It is a complete food.

• Beef 31.5% and chicken 31.5% (including 21.5% freshly prepared meat), in equal measure
• Dried broccoli (0.7%, equivalent to 5%) and dried carrots (0.6%, equivalent to 5%)
• Protein 9%, fat content 6%, moisture 76%
• Calcium 0.28%, phosphorus 0.19%
• Salmon oil included
• 395G can

What the label doesn't say: the maker didn't give us any marketing copy for this can, so what's here is drawn entirely from the composition and nutrition figures — no brand story, just what's actually in the tin.

Who it's for: owners wanting a straightforward, two-meat complete tin with named vegetables, for an adult dog.