A cat that gets bored of one flavour quickly is a familiar complaint, and pairing two meats or fish in a single pouch is one way makers try to keep interest up without changing the format entirely.

This multipack sells its pouches in pairs — chicken with beef, turkey with lamb, and other combinations across the range — cut into mini fillets and served in gravy. Each pairing keeps the named ingredients at a modest 4% each within the meat and animal derivative base, alongside vegetable protein extracts, fish and fish derivatives, and minerals.

• Sold as a 12-pouch pack, paired flavours across the range
• Analysis: moisture 80%, protein 12.5%, ash 2.5%, fibre 0.05%
• Mini fillets cut small, served in gravy
• Protein sources across the range include chicken, turkey, duck, beef, lamb, salmon and fish
• Feeding guide: 3-4 pouches a day for an average 4kg adult cat

On the meat content. Each named ingredient in a pairing — chicken, beef, turkey, lamb and so on — sits at 4% of the recipe; the rest of the "meat and animal derivatives" is unspecified. Duo is a variety format rather than a high-meat one, and the label doesn't claim otherwise.

Who it's for: owners of cats that get bored of a single flavour, who want a multipack built around pairs rather than one recipe repeated twelve times.