Purizon Adult Pouches: Salmon review

1. Lamb 78.6
2. Game 78.5
3. Black Angus 78.0
4. Salmon 76.5

All four Excellent. Typical wet food: Excellent.

The four sit within the smallest of margins of one another, towards the top of a band the typical wet food also reaches, so choose by which animals suit.

• Chicken fillet45%The base of every pouch, whatever the name on the front.
• Broth28.8%Declared outright, where many labels fold the water in.
• Turkey liver and gizzards10%Liver brings B vitamins, with a printed amount beside it.
• Black angus lung and heart5%
• Chicken fat5%
• Sweet potato3%The only starch.
• Cranberry2%
• Minerals1%
• Salmon oil0.2%A garnish at this level, and fish on every label.

The printed list repeats the Black Angus and Turkey wording word for word, with no salmon in it. Check the pouch itself.

Carbohydrate, dry matter

8.3%, the highest

5.9% to 6.6%

Energy

108 kcal per 100g

105 to 112

Printed list

Same as Black Angus and Turkey

Each other pouch has its own

The analysis is its own, so it is a different recipe; read the pouch in your hand if salmon is why you are buying it.

Every pouch opens with chicken fillet at 45% and broth at 28.8%, then 10% organ meat and fat, two further 5% animal entries, a 3% starch and a 2% fruit. Minerals at 1% and salmon oil at 0.2% close each list, and every entry carries a percentage.

Plant matter is a garnish, so estimated carbohydrate runs from 5.9% to 8.3% of dry matter. The organ meats and second animals change from pouch to pouch. The added panel is printed on only two of the four labels.

Price per kilo

£5.83 (RRP)

Pack

300g pouches

A 15kg dog eats (our estimate)

590 to 720 g a day, 655 in the middle

Cost per day, 15kg dog

£3.82

Middle of the wet shelf, and fair value for this much animal content.