A cat's sense of smell drives most of what it decides to eat, which is why wet food brands lean so heavily on flavour names on the front of the pack — the animal at the bowl is responding to the sauce and the aroma more than any single named fish.

This is a 6-pack of 50g pouches, described by Gourmet as an intense flavour collection. The ingredient list names meat and animal derivatives, vegetable protein extracts, fish and fish derivatives, minerals, various sugars and yeasts, with fish specifically making up 4% of the recipe — the card does not break that 4% down between cod, sardine and salmon individually.

• 6 x 50G pouches
• Fish content 4% of the total recipe
• Moisture 81.5%, protein 12%, fat content 3%, crude ash 1.6%
• Complete food for adult cats
• Feeding guide: 325g/day for an average 4kg cat, across at least 2 meals

On the name. The pouches are named for cod, sardine and salmon, but the card gives one combined fish figure of 4% and doesn't say how much of each named fish is actually in the recipe.

Who it's for: owners feeding an adult cat who like the variety of a named-flavour range, understanding that the specific fish split isn't disclosed.