Venison and pheasant are not meats most dogs get offered at home, which is the actual selling point of a grain-free multipack that puts them next to a plainer chicken recipe rather than only ever serving one.

This is a grain-free six-pack of wet dinners in 150G foils, two each of three recipes: Sunday Lunch, led by chicken at 60%; Wild Campfire Stew, led by venison at 40% with pheasant at 15% and salmon at 10%; and Fishy Fish Pie. Each recipe carries its own nutritional analysis, from 91 kcal/100g for Sunday Lunch up to 104 kcal/100g for Wild Campfire Stew.

• Grain-free 6-pack: 2 x Sunday Lunch, 2 x Wild Campfire Stew, 2 x Fishy Fish Pie, 150G each
• Sunday Lunch: chicken 60%; 91 kcal/100g
• Wild Campfire Stew: venison 40%, pheasant 15%, salmon 10%; 104 kcal/100g
• Fishy Fish Pie: 96 kcal/100g, protein 10.3%
• Complete and balanced, for adult dogs from 4 months+

On the recipes. The three vary more than a shared "grain-free" label suggests — Wild Campfire Stew runs to 6% fat and 104 kcal/100g against Sunday Lunch's 5.1% fat and 91 kcal/100g — so a dog managed on a specific calorie target may do better with one recipe rather than all three on rotation.

Who it's for: owners of an adult dog from 4 months wanting a grain-free diet with more variety than a single recipe, including two less common meats alongside a familiar chicken option.