Nature's Menu Dog Food Lamb and Chicken 12x400g

Wow! My dog loves this food, he is a 1 and a half year old cavapoo and very fussy. I don't change his food often but when he was a pup he wouldn't eat and would make himself sick with not eating that I had to try a few, eventually he went on to raw which he did ok on but would still be a little fussy, we then tried country hunter which he liked certain flavours and would sometimes leave it for a day or 2 before eating, I saw these and decided to give them a try as it is still the same brand of food. He has eaten every single meal and I've started to feed him twice a day as he wolfs it down as soon as I put it in his dish. I hope it continues as it always worried me that he didn't eat often, it's nice to see him enjoying his food!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Been buying this product for quit some times now, occasionally I will find the smell of the food is a bit strong , in a bad way, like a bit trashy?!...And today I found this thing in one of the can, what could that be? So weird , I took picture and video but didn’t keep it.

We have had my in laws Lab staying with us since before lockdown. Once he was nearing the end of his vet recommended expensive dried kibble, we introduced him to this wet food (our dog is on LK wet food, which is very similar in looks).He was very overweight, smelly and had a dull, coarse coat with flakey skin. His poops (on the kibble) were enormous, loose, pale and frequent. So that food was pretty much pure waste. Since changing his diet over to this wet food (and a tiny bit of LK kibble), his coat is shiny, soft; skin not dry and better smelling. His poos have reduced in size and frequency, are much darker, healthier looking and firmer. He absolutely loves his mealtimes now.Thanks to a build up of exercise and swimming, he's really toned up, has loads of energy and stamina and looks so much better.

We lost our previous dog with liver disease. We would feed him with regular dog food which they think was partly responsible (it's a common thing with the breed apparently) and when we found out we decided to put him on a natural dog food. We squared it with the Vets, Dick White whether this food would be healthier for him. They said that he could have this with no problems (we also gave him Senior Denes too which he loved). So when our new pup turned 18 months old, he went from a natural puppy food to this food. He absolutely loves it. Can't get enough of it. We're always on the lookout for healthier food for him but this is the only one that he really loves and doesn't give him a dodgy tummy.We now have this on subscription per month (and it normally turns up a few days earlier) so we never run out. Our elderly dog also loves this one so he eats it with the pup every day. It's a fab food and as long as they love it, we'll buy it for them.

Since the Covid-19 lockdown, finding our dogs usual food (Winalot in jelly) has become something of a cryptic treasure hunt.After a lot, and I do mean a lot, of research, this came up. Not ideal as my Patterdale has recurring pancreatitis and needs a very, very low fat diet (Chappie, or Winalot at 3.5%; no contest). This has a fat content level of 6%, so was really unsure at first, but the vet said it should be OK.He loves it, as does our 15 year old Collie. The actual meat content is quite good, but it also has a decent level of veggies in it to.The only issue I have with it is like Chappie it is very difficult to get out of the can, and very difficult to clean for recycling. With the Winalot, a quick rinse sufficed. With this, I have to actually scrub the inside of the cans. It's also a but pricier than the Winalot, but hey, coronavirus I guess :/I would recommend it, but once the panic buyers have slaked their paranoia, I'll probably go back to Winalot.

My pooch seems to really this food - i mix it with Burns hypoallergenic mixer - she has a sensitive tummy/bowels- but is okay if i stick to this regime avoiding giving her treats. If i run out of it and give her supermarket rubbish she reverts to vomitting after eating and sloppy, too frequent plops. I now get it on subscription to avoid this scenario! Was recommended to me by her vet.

My dog is bit fussy but he loves this food. I mix it with harringtons dry which he endures but its the wet food he wants. He has pretty good poos (dog owners need this information!) When its just wet food his poos are too wet as well, hence I mix it up. Makes sense. Anyway, this food smells good and looks good and is cheaper than Lillys Kitchen - and he doesn't like that one as much.

My German Shepherd is a fussy eater and we got stuck in the rut of feeding him cheap tinned food which was mainly gravy and jelly but he loves anything meaty, not a vegetable fan! But this mixed with one of the pouches from Natures Menu he likes, you know what’s in from the traffic light information on the can so all good