"Superfoods" is a word that gets attached to a lot of pet food without much behind it, so the useful question for this pouch is not whether the name sounds good but whether the ingredients it's pointing at are actually in there in a meaningful way.

Turkey makes up 72% of the meaty chunk, and the recipe also includes dried green beans and dried sweet potato — small quantities on the label, at 0.75% each, but genuinely present rather than invented for the packaging. It is a complete food for adult dogs, using rice flour rather than being a grain-free recipe.

• Complete wet food for adult dogs, turkey named as 72% of the meaty chunk
• Dried green beans (0.75%, equivalent to 6.6% fresh) and dried sweet potato (0.75%, equivalent to 2.1% fresh)
• Protein 5.3%, fat 4.5%, crude ash 1.4%, crude fibre 0.50%
• Moisture 83.5%, the highest of James Wellbeloved's wet pouches on this card
• Contains rice flour — not a grain-free recipe
• 90G pouches

On the "superfoods" claim. Green beans and sweet potato are real ingredients here, not just a name on the front — 0.75% dried green beans and 0.75% dried sweet potato, each with a stated fresh equivalent. They're a small part of the overall recipe rather than a headline one, so don't expect them to be doing more nutritional work than the turkey, which remains the large majority of the meaty chunk.

Who it's for: owners who like the idea of a vegetable-forward wet pouch but want to know it's turkey doing most of the work, with the named vegetables as a genuine but modest addition.