Lamb is one of the proteins owners reach for when a dog has started reacting to more common ones like chicken or beef, on the theory that a protein the dog hasn't eaten much of before is less likely to trigger a known sensitivity.

This mince is 60% lamb and 40% chicken, sold as a complete food and coming out at 15% protein, 13% fat, 5% ash, 0.5% fibre and 65% moisture. Like the rest of the range, it's a free-flow format, which loosens for portioning rather than needing the whole 2kg block defrosted at once.

• 60% lamb, 40% chicken
• Protein 15%, fat 13%, ash 5%, fibre 0.5%, moisture 65%
• Complete food
• Free-flow format for easier portioning
• 2kg pack, frozen

What the label does not say. Nature's Menu haven't confirmed on this card whether any additives are included or excluded, so we can't say either way — if you're managing a specific sensitivity, it's worth checking the pack itself for a full additive list before switching.

Who it's for: owners of a dog being moved onto lamb as a less common protein, or anyone raw feeding who wants a complete lamb-and-chicken mince rather than a plain single-meat mince.