Portioning a raw diet by hand is one of the more fiddly parts of feeding it, and pre-cut medallions solve that specific problem — you're counting pieces rather than reading a scale, and the freezer does the rest of the work of keeping it fresh.

Each medallion is 87% lamb (a mix of muscle, lungs, tripe, fat, liver and heart), with chicory, pumpkin and broccoli each at 2.3%, plus carrot, hemp oil, salmon oil, blueberry and seaweed. It's gently cooked at 72°C to preserve nutrients rather than served raw, and analysis comes out at 13.44% protein and 14.10% fat.

• 87% lamb, including muscle, lungs, tripe, fat, liver and heart
• Pumpkin and broccoli each at 2.3%
• Protein 13.44%, fat 14.10%, moisture 69.20%, crude ash 3.62%
• Gently cooked at 72°C rather than served raw
• Grain-free, pre-portioned in 40g medallions
• 800G pack

What the label does not say. Nutriment give a feeding chart on the pack itself by dog size and weight, but it isn't reproduced on this card — use the pack for actual daily amounts rather than guessing from the analysis figures alone. It also needs freezer storage throughout and defrosting before serving, which is a different routine from a shelf-stable kibble or tray.

Who it's for: owners feeding a raw or gently-cooked diet who want portion control built in rather than weighing out each meal by hand, and dogs on lamb specifically as their protein.