Wet dog food Duck with vegetables 200g

Wet dog food with duck and vegetables - single-protein, 200 g

This wet dog food with duck was built around one principle: your dog should get meat, not a promise of meat. Every pack contains 92.6% duck - including 72.6% pure muscle meat, complemented by stomachs, hearts and liver, that is offal, which in nature is a treasure trove of vitamins and iron for a dog. The rest is vegetables and natural functional additions. Zero grains, zero fillers.

Duck is the protein we reach for when your dog is bored of chicken or reacts to popular meats. The food is single-protein, so it also works as part of an elimination diet - a single source of animal protein makes it easier to track down the allergen.

What duck gives your dog in this recipe

Duck meat is tasty and aromatic - in our tests with fussy dogs, the bowl was emptied without any coaxing. The nutritional profile is completed by offal: liver brings vitamin A and iron, hearts bring taurine, and stomachs bring easily absorbed protein with a dense structure.

The recipe in numbers

• Protein 8.1%: high-quality, from duck only.
• Fat 5.6%: a carrier of energy and flavour; 79 kcal per 100 g.
• Vegetables 6.5%: pumpkin, carrot and courgette - a natural source of fibre and beta-carotene.
• Functional additions: Plantago psyllium supports gut function, seaweed provides iodine, and brewer's yeast provides B vitamins.

Who this recipe is for

For adult dogs of every size - as complete wet feeding or a tasty addition to dry food. A moisture content of 82.8% also helps dogs that drink too little water.

A short label you can read out loud

92.6% duck, 2.5% pumpkin, 2% carrot, 2% courgette, 1% vitamins and minerals, 0.2% Plantago psyllium, 0.1% seaweed, 0.1% brewer's yeast. That is the whole recipe - formulated under the supervision of our nutritionist and in line with the FEDIAF guidelines. No preservatives, no flavour enhancers, no sugar.

Other flavours in this line

You will find the whole shelf in the wet dog food category. If you are looking for a specific protein: easily digestible food with rabbit (the fewest calories in the line), food with venison - game, 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.
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Last updated: 24.07.2026