A dog fed the same wet food every day for months can go off it for no obvious reason at all, which is the case for a multipack over a single flavour — there's a genuine change on the menu every few tins rather than the same loaf repeated a dozen times.

This box holds three separate recipes: a Chicken tin (50% chicken), a Turkey tin (50% turkey), and a Chicken & Lamb tin (26% chicken, 14% lamb lung specifically, rather than muscle meat). It is a complete grain-free food for adult dogs, using dried potatoes and potato starch rather than rice.

• Complete grain-free wet food for adult dogs, a 12-tin multipack across three flavours
• Chicken (50% chicken) and Turkey (50% turkey) tins, plus a Chicken & Lamb tin (26% chicken, 14% lamb)
• One nutrition panel covers the whole range: protein 7.5%, fat 5.5%, crude fibre 0.4%, moisture 81%
• Omega-6 at 1.3%
• No rice — grain-free, using potato and potato starch instead
• 400G tins

On the tin's three flavours. James Wellbeloved publish one nutrition panel for the entire three-flavour range rather than a separate reading per tin, so the protein and fat figures here are an average across all three rather than a measurement of any single one. Worth knowing if you were hoping to compare, say, the Chicken tin specifically against the Turkey. The Chicken & Lamb tin's lamb content is also worth a closer look: it's lamb lung, not muscle meat.

Who it's for: owners feeding wet tins as a whole diet who want variety across a multipack rather than 12 tins of one flavour, and who don't need a per-flavour nutrition breakdown.