Natures Deli Grain Free Adult Wet Food: Duck and Chicken review

1. Chicken 78.9
2. Duck 78.3
3. Turkey 75.3
4. Salmon 70.2

All four Excellent. Typical wet food: Excellent.

All four match the typical wet tray, on construction more than any single flourish.

• Duck40%A change from the everyday birds.
• Chicken31%
• Dried sweet potato, dried carrot1% and 0.5% (equivalent to 4% each fresh)Printed both dried and as the fresh weight it stands in for.
• Dried peas, dried broccoli0.3% and 0.2% (equivalent to 1% and 2%)
• Minerals
• Dried mixed herbsThe one vague entry. Could be almost any leaf, and can change by batch.
• Sunflower oil, mannan-oligosaccharides, chicory root extract0.1% eachThe prebiotics are the ones doing recognisable work.
• Dried seaweed, yucca, cranberry and yeast extracts0.06% down to 0.01%Seasoning at these levels.

Minerals are declared only as a nutritional additive group, with no doses listed.

Meat

Duck 40%, chicken 31%

One animal on the chicken and turkey trays.

Energy (estimate)

127 kcal per 100g

The most energy dense; the salmon is 115.

Protein, dry matter

37%

Second to the chicken's 38.5%.

For a dog that wants a change from chicken and turkey without leaving poultry altogether.

Every tray is at least seven tenths named animal: chicken at 72%, turkey at 71%, duck at 40% with chicken at 31%, or salmon at 36% with white fish at 35%. Sweet potato, carrot, peas and broccoli follow, each printed dried and as the fresh weight it replaces, and there is no cereal.

In dry matter, protein runs from 32.0% to 38.5% and fat from 31.5% to 34.6%. The tail is prebiotics and seasoning at 0.1% and below, with one vague entry, dried mixed herbs.

Price per kilo

£5.04 (RRP)

Pack

395g tray

A 15kg dog eats (our estimate)

580 to 710 g a day, 645 in the middle

Cost per day, 15kg dog

£3.25

Middle of the market for a wet food, and good value for a tray this meaty.