Lamb is one of the meats most often reached for when a dog reacts to chicken or beef, which makes a single-protein lamb option worth having alongside the beef version of the same portioned format, rather than assuming one meat suits every dog on a raw diet.

Nutriment's lamb nuggets are 85% lamb — muscle meat, rib, lung, liver and heart — with pumpkin, broccoli, chicory, blueberry, kelp, coconut oil and algae oil making up the rest, summarised on the label as "85% Fresh Meat and Offal / 15% Vegetables and Superfoods / 0% Grain or filler". Vitamins and minerals are added per kilogram, including vitamin A at 6,500 IU and vitamin D3 at 650 IU.

• 85% lamb (muscle meat, rib, lung, liver, heart)
• 0% grain or filler
• Protein 14.7%, fat 10.3%, crude fibre 0.8%, crude ash 2.7%, moisture 68.9%
• Includes pumpkin, broccoli, chicory and blueberry
• Vitamin and mineral premix added per kg
• 1KG pack, frozen

One thing worth knowing. This is a raw, frozen product that needs to stay frozen until use — Nutriment's own instruction is simply to remove from the freezer, count the nuggets, defrost and serve, and hygienic handling during thawing matters more here than with a dry food.

Who it's for: owners feeding a raw diet who want a single-protein lamb option, particularly useful if a dog has already reacted to chicken or beef and lamb is the meat being tried instead.