Wet Dog Food for Small Dogs (24 x 150g Trays) - Adult 1 Year+, Grain Free & Hypoallergenic Food, Variety Pack, Chicken and Lamb with Vegetables, Complete Meals, Natural Ingredients

Not good dog won’t touch it

I think this is a sensible investment for long term protection against the reoccurrence of gnats, once treating the insects they can leave larvae behind this is ideal to break the cycle and I have found it very easy to use, it’s made from natural ingredients making for safe use around pets and children! It’s easy to use into the pot then just add water, I like that this has no smell, and is super discreet to support the health of my plants long term, I pop straight into the soup which works for me, it does advise to dissolve in water for full benefits, lots of of benefits in breaking the breeding cycle and works out good value for money by eradicating the source will prevent me having to purchase products to kill the gnats once hatched.

An ok dog food if your is not to fussy about what it'likes

Looks and smells like mushed up cardboard to me, and so no gross meaty dog food breath, but my 3lb 13 year old Yorkie loves it all the same. I split the tray across 3 or 4 meals, keeping it in an airtight tub in the fridge in between, mixed with a handful of their cold pressed pellets and a bit of hot water to make a gravy, and my dog is always happy. No idea what it tastes like. We've had success mixing it with those plaque fighting herb concoctions, bone broth powder, pumpkin powder (her favourite), various freeze dried meat powders, and even Himalayan cheese powder as toppers and she never turns her nose up at it whether it's "seasoned" for her or plain. 12 trays will last us 3 or 4 weeks, give or take depending on her appetite, especially as she's so small and it's bulked out with dry food, so the price is really reasonable for us. I like that we aren't penalised with a higher price per kg for buying smaller trays to avoid waste. And it's even cheaper if you buy it direct from the manufacturer, as part of a bundle with the aforementioned cold pressed pellets, and using their own subscription service.

Looks grey and most unappetising- my 5 month old Cavey is quite a particular eater. He’d gone off his Royal Canin kibble, then the meat sachets. I was getting desperate and it’s all very well the vets saying your puppy won’t go hungry - put the food down for 20 mins and if he doesn’t eat it, pick it up and only put down at mealtimes! So I read how this make was listed highly by vets. All I can say is would they like to eat grey slops - it doesn’t hold its shape, contrary to the photos, smells awful and gave my pup an upset tummy. I usually take unused dogs biscuits, treats or food to the food bank so people who are struggling to feed their pets get some free food, but if I don’t like the looks of it, will anyone else? Really disappointing and I’m not the only one it seems by the feedback.

Both my dogs give these a "tails up"!

Unfortunately my puppy hated it, I thought it would be something natural and attractive for my dog but it smells like any other cheap canned dog food and I guess it tastes cheap too as the dog struggled to it and I had to through it away and buy something better.

I’ve been feeding my puppies the Forthglade Wet Dog Food for Small Dogs (12 x 150g Trays) and it’s been a total game-changer. The portion size is ideal, and the variety pack—featuring chicken, lamb, and turkey—keeps mealtime exciting without upsetting their sensitive stomachs. What I love most is the natural, grain-free recipe that’s gentle on digestion. Each tray is packed with 75% high-quality meat and enriched with vegetables, vitamins, and minerals. No fillers, no artificial junk—just wholesome goodness. Their coats are shinier, and their stools are consistently firm (yes, we celebrate that now!). The trays are super convenient for travel or quick meals, and they store easily in the fridge once opened. Plus, knowing it’s made in Devon with care and has won awards like Best Wet Food 2025 gives me extra confidence in the brand. Highly recommend for puppies aged 2–12 months—especially those with sensitive tummies or picky palates. 🐾