The flavour every British dog gets at Christmas, done as a dried stick rather than a biscuit. Turkey leads the recipe at 60% with chicken behind it at 20%, and the cranberry is a real 2% inclusion rather than a picture on the bag. They break into training-sized pieces with your fingers and they smell strongly enough to hold a dog's attention in a room full of visitors.

The whole list is turkey, chicken, dried cranberry, sweet potato and minerals. No grain, no cereal binder, nothing you need to look up. The brand make the same stick in a dozen everyday flavours and the festive three are the same process with a seasonal recipe, which is why the texture is predictable: firm, slightly greasy to handle, chewy rather than crunchy.

• 150g of air-dried sticks
• Turkey 60%, chicken 20%, dried cranberry 2%
• Grain free, five ingredients in total
• Breaks by hand into training pieces
• Feed supervised, with fresh water available

The published analysis for this flavour is the same set of figures the brand prints against their everyday chicken stick. That reads like one panel reused across rows rather than a fresh analysis of this recipe, so we would not lean on the protein number for a dog on a measured diet. The ingredient list we trust, the percentages on the analysis we would want confirmed from the pack.

Who it's for: a food-motivated dog who needs something better than a biscuit when the house is full of people, and owners who want the Christmas dinner flavour without giving the dog actual Christmas dinner.