A dog fed the same jelly pouch every day tends to get fussier about it over time, which is one reason mixed-flavour packs sell better than single-flavour ones at the everyday end of the wet food aisle.

This is a mixed mega pack in jelly rather than gravy, with beef, chicken and lamb variants each naming their meat at 4% of the recipe, alongside vegetables — dehydrated carrots or peas depending on flavour — cereals, minerals and various sugars. Each pouch is 100G, fed either on its own or alongside a dry food from the same range.

• Beef, chicken and lamb variants, each with the named meat at 4%
• Analysis: moisture 83%, protein 6.5%, fat 3%, ash 1.7%, fibre 0.3%
• 100G pouches, in jelly rather than gravy
• Feeding guide by dog weight: roughly 6 pouches a day for a 5kg dog, 9 for 10kg, 17 for 25kg
• Can be fed alongside a dry food from the same range at reduced pouch numbers

On the meat content. As with the gravy version of this range, "meat and animal derivatives" is the recipe's bulk, but the named meat is only 4% of that. It's an everyday-price wet pouch and the label doesn't claim more than that.

Who it's for: owners feeding wet pouches daily who want the jelly format specifically, in a mixed-flavour bulk pack rather than single flavours bought a few at a time.