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CHEF wet dog food
CHEF wet dog food brings all our tins together in one place - both individual products and packs of 6. Here you'll find various flavour variants in 200 g and 400 g sizes, as well as larger packs that are perfect if you want to stock up on food for longer. The range also includes rabbit with vegetables JUNIOR in a larger tin.
All the recipes share a simple ingredient list: a single source of animal protein, vegetables, no grains and no added sugar. That way you can choose the flavour and tin size that best suit your dog's needs. And if you're wondering whether it's better to buy individual tins or whole packs straight away, below we explain when the latter works best.
What makes CHEF wet dog food special?
CHEF wet dog food isn't a different recipe, but a different way of buying. It covers the whole line of tins, but adds packs of six and recipes not found outside this category.
For an owner feeding their dog only wet food, that's a real difference. With a medium or large dog, tins go quickly, so buying them one at a time means more frequent orders and more frequent deliveries. A multipack also solves the problem of running out of the favourite flavour, because the stock is kept at home, not in the basket. A pack of six tins of one flavour solves this for dogs who already have their favourite variant and don't need constant rotation.
- Packs of 6: for dogs fed only wet food, in 400 g tins.
- Quail with beetroot and papaya 400 g: a recipe available only in this category.
- Rabbit with vegetables JUNIOR 400 g: the young dog version in a larger tin.
- The full range of flavours: veal, lamb, turkey, duck, pork, goat, rabbit, horse, deer and pheasant.
Premium wet dog food: what it means in practice
Premium wet dog food is a term that says nothing on its own, so it's worth breaking it down into specifics. In our case, premium wet dog food means a single source of animal protein per tin, vegetables, and no grains, sugar or plant additives pretending to be meat.
A single protein has a practical value here, not a marketing one: if your dog reacts badly, you know exactly what to drop. On every product page, the analytical constituents can also be switched to dry matter values, which lets you compare a tin with kibble fairly. You'll find a full overview of individual tins in wet dog food.
Wet food with quail and other rare proteins
Wet food with quail is a special item in our range, because it's only available in this category. Wet food with quail, beetroot and papaya in a 400 g tin joins the group of rare proteins, alongside horse, deer, goat and pheasant.
Quail is also one of the gentlest types of fowl, so it's often chosen not only for variety, but also for dogs with sensitive stomachs. In our range it's only available in a 400 g tin. Recipes like this have two uses. The first is variety for a dog who has got bored of their flavour, and the second, more important one is a diet with a short ingredient list, where the popular types of meat have already been ruled out. It's also worth keeping one rare protein in reserve, not used every day, in case it's needed later. If you're looking for this approach in dry food, take a look at dog food samples from the CHEF line, and if you first want to boost the palatability of the current portion, bone broth for dogs will help.