A puppy stops being a puppy for exactly the window this food is built around — Lily's Kitchen say up to 8 to 14 months depending on the breed — which is a much wider window than "puppy food" usually implies.

This is an organic wet dinner in a 150G foil, made from organic chicken (28%), organic pork (12%), organic beef (10%) and organic fish (7%), with organic carrots and peas at 2.8% each and organic spirulina. It's a complete food, at 87 kcal per 100g, with crude protein at 10%, fat at 5.5%, and Lily's Kitchen say it contains no wheat, corn or soya.

• Complete food, 87 kcal/100g
• Organic chicken 28%, pork 12%, beef 10%, fish 7%
• Organic carrots and peas, 2.8% each
• Crude protein 10%, fat 5.5%, fibre 0.3%, moisture 82%
• For puppies up to 8-14 months, depending on breed

On the age range. "Up to 8-14 months, depending on breed" is a wide window rather than a single cut-off, and Lily's Kitchen do not specify which breeds sit at which end of it — a larger, slower-maturing breed is more likely to need it for longer than a small one. No feeding-amount-by-weight table is given on this card, so start from the pack's own guide rather than a generic one.

Who it's for: owners feeding a puppy an organic wet diet, particularly through the later part of the puppy stage where the age range on the pack runs longest.