Cutting a dog's calories is easy to decide and hard to do, because the dog doesn't know it's on a diet and dinner still has to look and smell like dinner. Lily's Kitchen's answer here is to keep the format - a proper wet can - and bring the calorie count down instead.

It's a complete wet food built around turkey as the main ingredient, with squash, kale and goji berries named among the vegetables. At 85 kcal per 100g, Lily's Kitchen list it as their lowest-calorie wet recipe.

• Complete wet food for adult dogs
• Turkey (50%) is the largest named ingredient
• Squash (8%), kale (4%) and goji berries (1%) also named
• Crude protein 10.4%, crude fat 4%, crude fibre 0.6%, crude ash 2.5%, moisture 80%
• 85 kcal per 100g - Lily's Kitchen's own lowest-calorie wet recipe
• 400G can

On the composition: the ingredient list runs on past squash, kale and goji into a long line of herbs - goldenrod, nettles, aniseed, rosehips and more - with no percentage given for any of them, so the five figures above are the whole of what's actually quantified. It's also made in a factory that handles grains, so a grain-free recipe can still carry occasional traces.

Who it's for: owners managing a dog's weight who want a complete, balanced can rather than a full switch to a diet food, and anyone whose dog won't touch a drier light range.