Cats that turn their nose up at dry food are not usually being difficult on purpose. A lot of them are working from a sense of smell built for prey that is warm, wet and freshly caught, and a dry biscuit does not tick any of those boxes.

This pouch is built around chicken at 41% of the composition, listed by its actual parts, necks, deboned ground chicken, liver and heart, rather than a generic chicken meal. It is grain free, served in jelly, and formulated for adult cats aged 1 to 7 years.

• Composition: chicken (41%), necks, deboned ground chicken, liver, heart
• Protein 8.5%, fat 4.5%, crude ash 1.9%, crude fibre 0.40%, moisture 84.0%
• Grain free, served in jelly
• Formulated for adult cats aged 1 to 7 years
• 12 pouches, 85g each

On the moisture figure. At 84.0% moisture this is mostly water by weight, which is normal for a wet pouch and part of why cats that will not drink enough on their own often do better on food like this. It also means the 8.5% protein figure looks small next to a dry food's, and the two are not directly comparable without adjusting for moisture yourself.

Who it's for: owners of an adult cat aged 1 to 7 who prefers wet food, particularly one that needs more moisture in its diet than it will drink from a bowl on its own.