Wet dog food Deer with vegetables 200g

Dog food with venison - game with vegetables, single-protein 200 g

This dog food with venison is our answer for situations when the classics fail. Game comes from animals that live in the wild and eat naturally - it gives lean, dark meat with an intense flavour, and dogs sense the difference in the very first second. We have packed 92.6% venison into the recipe: 72.6% muscle meat plus stomachs, hearts and liver, which naturally add vitamins and trace elements.

It is also the food with the highest protein content in our wet line - 10% - at a moderate 86 kcal per 100 g. Good proportions for dogs that need to maintain muscle without putting on fat.

Game versus food allergies

Venison is one of the proteins the vast majority of dogs have never come across - a natural candidate for an elimination diet. The food is single-protein and contains no grains, so the list of potential allergens is kept to a minimum.

The figures from the label

• Protein 10%: the highest in the line - muscle-building material from a single source.
• Fat 6.2%: balanced energy, 86 kcal per 100 g.
• Fibre 0.6%: supported by Plantago psyllium - for regular digestion.
• Vegetables 6.5%: pumpkin, carrot and courgette instead of grain fillers.

Which dog is it for

For adult dogs with food sensitivities, for muscular active breeds and for every gourmet who has grown tired of poultry and beef. A moisture content of 81.8% also supports hydration.

A recipe you can read without a dictionary

92.6% venison, 2.5% pumpkin, 2% carrot, 2% courgette, 1% vitamins and minerals, 0.2% Plantago psyllium, 0.1% seaweed, 0.1% brewer's yeast. Our animal nutritionist oversaw the recipe; the values meet the FEDIAF guidelines for adult dogs.

Other flavours in this line

You will find the whole shelf in the wet dog food category. Choose the protein to suit your dog's needs: wet food with duck (92.6% meat), easily digestible food with rabbit, energy-rich food with pheasant or food with horse meat for dogs with allergies.

Author: Expert review: the Syta Micha team under the supervision of Joanna Wajs, MSc - a qualified animal nutritionist and PhD candidate at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, in line with the guidelines of FEDIAF.
Our channels:
Last updated: 29.07.2026