Pairing two proteins in one raw recipe rather than one gives a working dog a broader amino acid profile than a single-meat food can, and it is also a reasonable stepping stone for a dog moving off a plain chicken diet without a sudden switch to something unfamiliar. This one runs chicken and salmon together.

The recipe is chicken at 50% and salmon at 35%, both human-grade, with apple, butternut squash, carrot, kelp, spinach and added vitamin C making up the rest. It comes as a 1kg block, raw and frozen.

• Chicken 50%, salmon 35%, both human-grade
• Moisture 67.2%, protein 13.2%, fat 14.8%
• Calcium 0.8%, phosphorus 0.6%
• Complete raw food
• 1KG pack, frozen

On handling it. This is raw meat, and it should be handled like any raw meat - hands, surfaces and utensils cleaned after contact. No portion table is given on this card, so working out a daily amount means going by the dog's size and condition rather than a printed figure.

Who it's for: working dogs already on a raw diet who want a two-protein recipe rather than single-source chicken, and owners set up with the freezer space and hygiene routine raw feeding needs.