Harringtons Grain Free Wet Adult Trays: Duck & Potato With Vegetables review

1. Lamb 79.0
2. Beef 78.7
3. Duck 78.3
4. Turkey 76.8
5. Salmon 68.1
6. Chicken 47.9

Six recipes across Excellent and Good and Average. Typical wet food: Excellent.

A label that declares its meat, weighs its vegetables and prints every additive does well here, with only the Salmon and the Chicken falling short of the leaders.

• Duck and chicken70%Chicken makes up the balance of the animal content.
• Freshly prepared duck32%The headline meat, counted inside the 70%.
• Fresh potato, fresh peas, fresh carrot20%Potato does the job a grain would. None of the three is weighed on its own.
• Minerals
• Salmon oil0.2%Omega 3, and the reason no tray is fish free.
• Dried tomato, seaweed0.15%, 0.08%Seaweed for iodine and trace minerals.
• Chicory0.05%A prebiotic.
• Parsley, basil, green tea, rosemary, rosehip0.05% down to 0.001%

Vitamins A, D3 and E, then zinc, iron, manganese, copper, iodine and selenium as sodium selenite, each with a figure per kilo.

Cassia gum sets the tray, printed at 2500mg per kilo.

Ash, dry matter

11.3%

A little lower than the 12.5% to 13.0% of most.

Energy

118 kcal per 100g

108 to 120 across the range.

For a dog bored of the usual birds, duck is a change that stays inside poultry.

Six trays on one construction. Five declare 70% animal content, with the headline meat freshly prepared and weighed, and four of those print it at 32% with chicken making up the rest. Fresh potato, peas and carrot carry the starch at 20%, and no cereal appears on any label.

Salmon oil and a short tail of botanicals close every list. Moisture runs from 75.0% to 77.0%, and protein converts to between 34.0% and 37.0% of dry matter. The Salmon tray is the one that changes the build.

Price per kilo

£4.00 (RRP)

Pack

8 x 400g (also 150g trays inside the Mixed / Tasty selection packs)

A 15kg dog eats

500 to 860 g a day, 680 in the middle

Cost per day, 15kg dog

£2.72

Budget end of the wet market, and fair value for the quality.