Canned & pouch dog food
A proper portion of meat in every bowl.
Meaty canned and wet food for everyday feeding or adding variety to the diet – choose by ingredients, meat type and what suits your dog best.
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How do you choose canned or wet food for your dog?
When choosing canned food for your dog, look at the full ingredient list, the amount and type of meat, the number of animal-protein sources and whether the product is labelled as complete or complementary food. Just as important is how the recipe suits your individual dog and how you plan to include it in the diet.
Simple ingredients you can understand
With meaty canned food, it is worth looking not only at the percentage of meat but at the whole recipe. A short ingredient list makes it easier to see which sources of animal protein and other ingredients your dog is actually getting.
Single protein for a clearer diet
A single-protein recipe uses only one source of animal protein. This can be practical if you want to keep the composition of the diet easy to monitor. For example, the range includes turkey or lamb canned food with only one type of meat.
More meat does not automatically mean complete food
A high meat content is one characteristic of a product, but for long-term feeding its nutritional purpose is equally important. If canned food is to make up the whole diet, check the label and the manufacturer’s recommendations for the specific product.
Canned food on its own or with kibble?
Depending on the specific product and feeding method, wet food can be served on its own or used to add variety. If you combine canned food with kibble, include the amount of both in the total daily ration so the dog does not consistently receive more energy than it needs.
Frequently asked questions about canned and wet dog food
What does single-protein canned food mean?
It means the animal protein comes from one animal species. For example, in a single-protein turkey recipe, turkey is the only source of animal protein.
Can a dog eat only canned food?
It depends on the specific product. If canned food is to form the entire everyday diet, make sure the manufacturer labels it as complete food for the relevant dog and life stage. Complementary food alone may not meet all nutritional needs.
Can canned food be combined with kibble?
Yes, if the combination suits the individual dog. The important thing is to adjust the amount of both foods so the total daily ration matches the dog’s needs and body condition.
Is single protein the same as hypoallergenic?
No. Single protein only describes the number of animal-protein sources. By itself it does not mean that the product is hypoallergenic or suitable for every dog with food-related problems.
How should opened canned food be stored?
After opening, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the specific product packaging. Opened wet food is commonly kept covered in the refrigerator and used within the recommended time.
