Butchers Succulent Recipes Foil: With Chicken & Liver review

1. With Lamb 70.1
2. With Beef 69.1
3. With Chicken 69.1

Three recipes across Excellent and Good. Typical wet food: Excellent.

The meat is declared properly and the analysis is meat-led; unnamed liver, kidney and plant fibres are the detail that keeps two of the three a whisker short.

• Chicken and chicken broth45%The one tray whose billing is straight.
• Beef11.5%So it is not a one-animal tray.
• Liver8.5%
• Salmon oil
• Plant fibres
• Vitamins and minerals
• Chicory root, MOS

Vitamins A, D3 and E with zinc, manganese and iodine, each dosed on the additives panel.

Meat

Chicken and broth 45%

Chicken at 30.5% or 33.5% elsewhere, ahead of the billed meat

Other animals on the label

Beef 11.5%

Beef or lamb at 26% on the others

Analysis

Fat 30.6% of dry matter

Identical across all three

The tray for a dog that simply likes chicken best.

Three foil trays on one build: named meat and broth with a little organ, adding up to 65% of every recipe. Salmon oil, plant fibres, the vitamin pack and a chicory root and MOS prebiotic pair follow. No cereal appears on any label, and all three share one analysis.

Chicken leads or is the headline in every tray, whatever the front says. What varies is the second animal and the organ: beef with liver, lamb with kidney, or chicken-led with beef and liver.

Price per kilo

£3.61 (RRP)

Pack

4 x 150g tray, 12 x 150g tray, 24 x 150g tray

A 15kg dog eats

675 to 900 g a day, 790 in the middle

Cost per day, 15kg dog

£2.85

Budget end of the wet market, though you pay a little more than the analysis alone would justify.