Reading a wet food label usually means scrolling past a dozen unfamiliar names before finding out what the tray is actually made of. Harringtons built this one around six named ingredients, so the list on the back matches what most owners could say out loud if asked what's in it.

Salmon makes up 70% of it, described as freshly prepared rather than a meat meal or derivative, cooked with peas (6%), sweet potato (4.2%) and potato (4%), plus a small measure of salmon oil (0.2%) and vegetable stock (0.2%) to carry the flavour through. A vitamin and mineral premix is added on top, because a food built almost entirely from one fish and three vegetables still needs that to be nutritionally complete.

• 70% freshly prepared salmon
• Peas (6%), sweet potato (4.2%), potato (4%)
• Salmon oil (0.2%) and vegetable stock (0.2%)
• Protein 8%, fat 8%, crude ash 2%, crude fibre 0.4%, moisture 77%
• Complete food, grain-free by ingredient list
• 380G tray

On the numbers. At 8% protein and 8% fat this reads as a lighter recipe than most single-source wet trays, and moisture sits high at 77% — worth knowing if you're comparing it against a firmer pâté. Harringtons don't print a kcal figure on this card, so portion by their feeding guide rather than by an energy count.

Who it's for: owners who want to see exactly what they're feeding without cross-referencing E-numbers, and dogs on a straightforward single-fish diet rather than a mixed-protein one.