Venison, ham and whole egg powder in the same bowl is not a combination most dogs get offered outside of a multipack built specifically to include it, which is the actual reason "Great British Breakfast" exists as a recipe name.

This is a six-pack of wet dinners in 150G foils, two each of three recipes: Coronation Chicken, led by chicken at 65%; Great British Breakfast, made from venison (40%) and ham (20%) with potatoes, haricot beans and whole egg powder; and Sunday Lunch. Nutritionally the recipes vary — Great British Breakfast runs to 114 kcal/100g and 7.3% fat, notably higher than Coronation Chicken's 91 kcal/100g and 5.2% fat.

• 6-pack: 2 x Coronation Chicken, 2 x Great British Breakfast, 2 x Sunday Lunch, 150G each
• Coronation Chicken: chicken 65%; 91 kcal/100g
• Great British Breakfast: venison 40%, ham 20%; 114 kcal/100g
• Complete and balanced, for adult dogs from 4 months+
• Turmeric (0.1%) and parsley (0.1%) among the named herbs

On the recipes. Great British Breakfast is meaningfully richer than the other two — 114 kcal/100g and 7.3% fat against Coronation Chicken's 91 kcal/100g and 5.2% fat — so a dog managed on a specific calorie target may do better sticking to the lighter recipes rather than rotating through all three evenly.

Who it's for: owners of an adult dog from 4 months who want variety across the week, including a genuinely different venison and ham recipe rather than three versions of chicken.