One tin. 400 grams. Five ways to fill it.
We make one thing: a complete wet food in a 400g tin. No small size, no large size, no puppy version, no senior version. The recipe is complete for the whole life stage, and the amount you serve is what changes.
One size
Enough for one meal for a big dog, two days for a cat. Nothing else to choose.
Named meat
Chicken, beef, salmon, turkey or white fish. Never a meat derivative.
Fillers
No wheat, no soya, no sugar, no colour, no meat and animal derivatives.
Cook
Cooked once, sealed in the tin. That is why it keeps for two years without a preservative.
The five recipes, side by side
Same tin, same process, five different dinners. Pick one to look at it properly.
Chicken & Oats
Chicken is the easiest meat for most dogs to get on with, so this is where we tell people to start. It is mild, it smells like a roast dinner and it sits well on unsettled stomachs. The oats are there for slow release energy and to keep things moving comfortably.
- Chicken 62%
- Chicken liver 6%
- Oats 8%
- Carrot 4%
- Chicken stock
- Parsley
Beef & Barley
This is the recipe for dogs who come back from a five hour walk and look at you expectantly. Beef carries more fat and more iron than chicken, and pearl barley gives it staying power. It smells stronger, which is exactly why some dogs prefer it.
- Beef 62%
- Beef liver 5%
- Pearl barley 7%
- Swede 4%
- Beef stock
- Thyme
Salmon & Peas
If you have a cat who has decided that food is beneath them, try this first. Salmon is oily and aromatic, which is most of the battle. The oils are good for coats and joints, and there is added taurine because cats cannot make enough of their own.
- Salmon 64%
- Salmon oil 2%
- Peas 5%
- Courgette 3%
- Fish stock
- Dill
Turkey & Pumpkin
Turkey is lean and low in fat, and pumpkin is the oldest trick in the book for settling a digestive system. This is the one we formulated for households with both a dog and a cat, so you are not buying two different things. It has added taurine so it is complete for cats too.
- Turkey 62%
- Turkey liver 5%
- Pumpkin 8%
- Spinach 3%
- Turkey stock
- Sage
White Fish & Rice
The mildest thing we make. White fish is low in fat and easy to digest, and brown rice keeps it settled. This is the recipe vets tend to point people toward when a cat has had a rough week, and the one older cats often prefer.
- White fish 63%
- Fish stock 12%
- Brown rice 6%
- Green beans 3%
- Parsley
- Taurine
Why wet food, and why a tin.
Wet food is roughly 78% moisture, which matters more than people think. Cats in particular have a weak thirst drive and get most of their water from food. Dogs on dry food alone are frequently running slightly dehydrated without anyone noticing.
A tin is the least glamorous packaging there is. It is also the only one that lets us cook the food once, in its own sealed container, with no preservative and no plastic. It keeps for two years in a cupboard and the steel is recycled endlessly.
See how a batch is madeBuild your box
Mix the recipes however you like. Twelve tins is the smallest box we send. The more you take, the less each tin costs.
Your box
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- Price a tin
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