A puppy switching from a mother's milk or its breeder's diet often does better on a wet food to begin with, and a variety pack means you're not stuck committing to a single flavour before you know what a young dog will actually eat.

The turkey recipe is built around 76% turkey in the chunk (necks, deboned ground turkey, heart and liver), with rice, carrots and peas rounding it out; a lamb recipe sits alongside it in the same pack. Both exclude added colours and flavours, and the composition is naturally hypoallergenic rather than built around an exclusion list.

• Variety pack: turkey and lamb recipes, both in gravy
• Turkey variant: 76% turkey in the chunk (necks, ground turkey, heart, liver)
• Protein 5.5%, crude fibre 0.8%, fat 4%, crude ash 1.5%, moisture 81%
• No added colours or flavours
• Formulated for puppies
• 48 x 90G pouches

One thing worth knowing. The analysis figures on this card are specific to the turkey recipe; the lamb recipe in the same pack will differ slightly even though both share the hypoallergenic, no-added-colour approach. Treat the numbers here as representative of the pack rather than identical across both flavours.

Who it's for: owners weaning or feeding a young puppy who want variety across two recipes in one order, particularly where a hypoallergenic approach matters from the start.