Feel Good Wet Dog Food Selection Pack, 390g x 18 Cartons

A decent healthy product to keep on the shelf , makes a pleasant change from her regular food . Dog seems to love it a little too much healthy poo but huge , the kinda poo you would expect from a 6ft 2" human that's 400lbs .

My two dogs love this food! Our cockapoo used to get bored easily, so we switched to Naturediet and chose the mixed variety box for some change — we also rotate in the Salmon & White Fish box, which they enjoy too. The lamb variety smells stronger, but that’s to be expected with high meat content — it’s not meant to smell nice to us! It’s thicker in texture, which we see as a good sign. We usually mix it with kibble, veg, bone broth, or cooked meat depending on what we have. The only downside is the packaging. The outer box is recyclable, but the food cartons are tricky — the inside is lined with foil, so they’re not easy to dispose of in regular recycling. Overall, it’s a great quality food, works well alone or with toppers, and keeps mealtime interesting for the dogs!

I only buy the meat now of these products. Had a bad batch of fish - so be careful on that. Otherwise can't fault them.

I've ordered this several times and will order again. No jelly or fat to try and remove, its 100% food. Great item

Burn's was my food of choice because the rice is organic and the fish recipe is good for being low fat. A family Chihuahua got pancreatitis and through research, Burn's was fantastic as it helped her become a new dog. The thing is, I don't need organic, but I do want the main ingredients of protein, rice, a vegetable and vitamins to nourish my own two boys, Chihuahuas also. The reason I bought this packs is that the boys were staging a protest because they absolutely MUST have wet mixed in with dry food! And me, being a big softie, decided to give in. But I didn't choose Burn's this time because of keeping costs down (although they have excellent ethics and are a very good brand). I decided to try this close alternative and hope for the best. Well, the boys loved it. In fact, my 1 year old teacup chihuahua stole my 8 year old's when he was distracted - a big chunk of it! It has the consistency of a food like Chappie, which, years ago, was recommended by vets to slow down dogs who ate too quickly. That my boys like it and that NatureDiet has quality ingredients seals the deal for me. And a bonus is that, unlike Burn's, the packaging is recyclable. The compromise is that it's not organic, and that the fat conypf Burnsyos very low (egg and fish) if your dog has suffered with pancreatitis. For my two, this is perfect...as long as they continue to lick their bowls clean!!!!!

Had to change from raw food after struggling to get the usual one from Holland. This is a decent wet food and my dogs really like it! I love the box packaging even though some people don't seem to think it's good. I am blind so I don't know where you are supposed to open it but I'll open it at the end were the two tabs fold down. I lift the tabs up and cut the piece of cardboard off with scissors that sticks up. A bit like when you were a child and you pull apart empty orange juice cartons. I think that that is quite straightforward. I can then slide my fingers down each side of the block of meat and loosen the card packaging and the meat just slips out. it is easy to snap in half and drop the rest back into the cardboard if you only slide it out half way and then let the rest go back. I have 2 dogs so I don't need to do this very often unless one of them is having a couple of days off eating which he does. The consistency is great and solid and as I fed raw I don't notice the smell. Other people say it's a bit Whiffie but it doesn't bother me. The really sad thing is how it's always out of stock on prime at the lower price. I'm finding that I'm paying a lot more from other sellers to get it. I am being done but with a dog that has anal gland issues and the fact that this contains a bit of bonemeal means I have little choice. I do buy additional bonemeal but that's usually out of stock often as well so this is the best I can manage. A decent alternative to Raw for me

Been using Forthglade since I had my Frenchie 2 years ago, because all other dog food used to give him bad wind and he wasn't keen on kibble. Though my dog did seem a little bored recently, and especially didn't like the salmon one, I was happy with it as I knew it was good quality and like I say stopped the stink bombs; but then subscriptions were coming unavailable and saw this as an alternative. NATUREDIET is a few quid cheaper I thought give it a try, and he lapped it up. The box is an interesting design but there's no risk of leaks (unlike Forthglade). The stools were solid and no additional flatulence. On the topic of the box you can tear along the perforation If you follow the 4 step instructions, you do have to squeeze it out like a huge bar of tooth paste then chop it up. (Still easier than a tin) The only negative is it's tetrapak which my council doesn't recycle at the roadside. On that basis I give I can't give max points but I will be changing my subscription to this going forward. **Edit** the lamb flavour didn't suit him, smelt like vomit when I got it out of the box which wasn't a good start and back to his tripe trumps so I won't buy the variety box and will just buy the chicken and beef packs

My dog has always been a good eater but suddenly lost her appetite .Decided to give this product a try ,I am so glad I did she absolutely loves it .I buy the mixed pack so lots of different flavours .A winner for my lovely bichoin.