Lamb & Turkey + Chicken & Duck Wet Dog Food Multipack

£32.40 - £63.00

This multipack contains:

- Chicken & Duck Wet Food Variety Pack – includes 6 x Chicken and 6 x Duck trays (12 x 395g)

- Lamb & Turkey Wet Food Variety Pack – includes 6 x Lamb and 6 x Turkey trays (12 x 395g)

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Create more variety at mealtimes with our 24 or 48 tray multipack. Four of our best-selling grain-free wet recipes come in two dual-recipe variety packs, helping you easily get more of the flavours your dog loves.

These recipes contain 75% chicken, duck, lamb or turkey alongside healthy vegetables to provide your dog with the balanced diet they need. Grain-free and hypoallergenic, our wet recipes are free from junk or fillers and contain only natural ingredients.

This multipack contains:

  • Chicken & Duck Wet Food Variety Pack (12 x 395g): 6x chicken & 6x duck trays
  • Lamb & Turkey Wet Food Variety Pack (12 x 395g): 6x lamb & 6x turkey trays.

Please note:  48 Trays will be sent as 4 x 12x395g (2 x Chicken & Duck, 2 x Lamb & Turkey Variety Packs)

Composition:

Chicken with butternut squash & vegetables - Chicken (75%)*, Butternut Squash (4%)*, Carrots (2%)*, Peas (2%)*, Minerals, Linseed Oil (0.5%)*, Dried Seaweed (0.45%)*, Herbs (Camomile, Parsley, Rosemary, Nettle) (0.12%)*, Chicory Root Extract (as a source of Prebiotic Fructo-oligosaccharide (0.05%)*, Glucosamine (50mg/ Kg), Chondroitin (50mg/ Kg), Yucca Extract (0.005%)*. *natural ingredient

Duck with potato & vegetables - Duck (75%)*, Potato Flakes (4%)*, Carrots (2%)*, Peas (2%), Minerals, Linseed Oil (0.5%)*, Dried Seaweed (0.45%)*, Herbs (Camomile, Parsley, Rosemary, Nettle) (0.12%)*, Chicory Root Extract (as a source of Prebiotic Fructo-oligosaccharide (0.05%)*, Glucosamine (50mg/ Kg), Chondroitin (50mg/ Kg), Yucca Extract (0.005%)*.

Turkey with sweet potato& vegetables - Turkey (75%)*, Sweet Potato (4%)*, Carrots (2%)*, Peas (2%)*, Minerals, Linseed Oil (0.5%)*, Dried Seaweed (0.45%)*, Herbs (Camomile, Parsley, Rosemary, Nettle) (0.12%)*, Chicory Root Extract (as a source of Prebiotic Fructo-oligosaccharide (0.05%)*, Glucosamine (50mg/ Kg), Chondroitin (50mg/ Kg), Yucca Extract (0.005%)*.

Lamb with butternut squash & vegetables - Lamb (75%)*, Butternut Squash (4%)*, Carrots (2%)*, Peas (2%)*, Minerals, Linseed Oil (0.5%)*, Dried Seaweed (0.45%)*, Herbs (Camomile, Parsley, Rosemary, Nettle) (0.12%)*, Chicory Root Extract (as a source of Prebiotic Fructo-oligosaccharide (0.05%)*, Glucosamine (50mg/ Kg), Chondroitin (50mg/ Kg), Yucca Extract (0.005%)*.

*natural ingredient

Analytical Constituents:

Chicken with butternut squash & vegetables - Crude Protein 11%, Crude Fibres 0.7%, Crude & Fat 8%, Crude Ash 3%, Moisture 70%

Duck with potato & vegetables - Crude Protein 10.5%, Crude Fibres 0.7%, Crude Fat 9.5%, Crude Ash 3.5%, Moisture 70%.

Turkey with sweet potato & vegetables - Crude Protein 11%, Crude Fibres 0.7%, Crude Fat 7.5%, Crude Ash 4%, Moisture 70%.

Lamb with butternut squash & vegetables - Crude Protein 10.5%, Crude Fibres 0.7%, Crude Oils & Fats 8%, Crude Ash 4%, Moisture 70%.

Nutritional Additives:

Chicken with butternut squash & vegetables - (per Kg): Vitamin A 2,500IU, Vitamin D3 200IU, Vitamin E 30mg. Trace Elements: Zinc (as Zinc Chelate of Glycine) 50mg, Iron (as Iron Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate) 10mg, Copper (as Copper Chelate of Glycine) 5mg, Iodine (as Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) 0.5mg.

Duck with potato & vegetables (per Kg) - Vitamin A 2,500IU, Vitamin D3 200IU, Vitamin E 30mg. Trace Elements: Zinc (as Zinc Chelate of Glycine) 50mg, Iron (as Iron Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate) 10mg, Copper (as Copper Chelate of Glycine) 5mg, Iodine (as Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) 0.5mg.

Turkey with sweet potato & vegetables (per Kg) - Vitamin A 2,500IU, Vitamin D3 200IU, Vitamin E 30mg. Trace Elements: Zinc (as Zinc Chelate of Glycine) 50mg, Iron (as Iron Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate) 10mg, Copper (as Copper Chelate of Glycine) 5mg, Iodine (as Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) 0.5mg.

Lamb with butternut squash & vegetables (per Kg) - Vitamin A 2,500IU, Vitamin D3 200IU, Vitamin E 30mg. Trace Elements: Zinc (as Zinc Chelate of Glycine) 50mg, Iron (as Iron Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate) 10mg, Copper (as Copper Chelate of Glycine) 5mg, Iodine (as Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) 0.5mg.

Our recommended feeding amounts are here to help you, but no-one knows your four-legged friend better than you do, so do feel free to tailor them based on your dogs individual lifestyle. As a general guide if your dog is very active you should consider feeding a little more, and likewise if your dog isn’t very active you may want to consider feeding less.

This a complete wet pet food for dogs, but it can be used as an accompaniment to a good quality, natural dry food – just make sure your adjust the quantities to avoid over-feeding.

As with all changes to your dogs' diet - if you're using the product for the first time, you should gradually introduce it to your dog over a period of 5 days to avoid any unnecessary tummy upset.

Dog Size Dog Weight Trays per day
Small 0 – 10Kg ½ to 1 ¼
Medium 10 – 25Kg 1 ¼ to 1 ¾
Large 25 – 40Kg 1 ¾ to 2 ¼
Extra Large 40 – 70Kg 2 ¼ to 3 ¼

Please ensure fresh drinking water is always available.

Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate and use within 48 hours. Serve at room temperature for best taste.

Free 2–3 day UK delivery on orders over £40 (excludes Highlands & Islands and Northern Ireland). Next day delivery available from £3.99 for orders placed before 7pm.

Not happy with your order? Return it in its original packaging within 60 days for a refund or exchange.

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Key Ingredients

Chicken

  • Excellent source of protein
  • Contains vitamins B6, B3 and zinc
  • Great source of amino acids

Lamb

  • Excellent source of protein
  • Packed with zinc & iron which support immune system
  • Rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, which support heart health

Turkey

  • Excellent source of protein
  • Low in calories and fat
  • Great source of amino acids

Duck

  • Excellent source of protein
  • Contains Vitamin A & B3
  • Contains antioxidants which boost immune system health

Butternut Squash

  • Low in calories and fat
  • Contains Vitamin A & C for healthy immune system
  • Nutrients support healthy skin

Sweet Potato

  • Source of Vitamin A that promotes healthy skin, eyes & muscles
  • Rich source of vitamins A, C & B6
  • Source of potassium, calcium & iron

Carrot

  • Contains Vitamin A
  • Supports eye health
  • Improves immune function

Peas

  • Packed with minerals such as iron & potassium
  • Rich in protein
  • Contains lutein which is good for skin, heart & eye health

Linseed Oil

  • Supports and protects joints
  • Anti-inflammatory benefits
  • Helps maintain healthy coat & skin

Seaweed

  • Rich mineral content
  • Rich source of iodine
  • Helps to regulate dogs metabolism

Camomile

  • Natural soothing properties
  • Reduces skin irritation
  • Help ease anxiety in dogs

Parsley

  • Helps to reduce mouth bacteria
  • Improves bad breath
  • Anti-inflammatory benefits

Rosemary

  • Powerful antioxident
  • Has natural preservative properties

Nettle

  • Helps lessen the effect of allergies
  • Reduces skin irritation

Chicory

  • Stimulates growth of good gut bacteria
  • Aids digestion
  • Improves immune function

Why Choose Forthglade Grain Free Wet Dog Food?

Packed with 75% high-quality protein and wholesome vegetables, our grain free recipes deliver complete, balanced nutrition that's naturally delicious and easy to digest.

Natural Ingredients

Bursting with goodness, plus added vitamins and minerals for a balanced, healthy lifestyle

High Protein

At least 75%* high quality protein in every wet food recipe (*excludes lighter senior recipes)

Complete Meal

Complete on it's own, or a great companion to our natural dry cold pressed or lightly baked

Grain Free

Perfect for even the most sensitive of tummies

No Junk or Fillers

Free from grain, fillers, artificial colours, flavours and preservatives

Hypoallergenic Recipe

All of our wet recipes are kind and gentle on your dog's tummy.

Is Grain Free Food Good For Dogs?

"A natural diet is a food that is made up of ingredients found in nature to which nothing artificial has been added and has been subjected to only basic manufacturing processes. Additionally though, it is also important is to ensure a natural diet is labelled ‘complete and balanced’ to ensure it meets all your dog’s nutritional requirements"

Dr James Greenwood, Media Vet and Forthglade Ambassador

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Independently rated on All About Dog Food

We’re also proud to have our products rated at an average of 75% on All About Dog Food, reflecting the consistent quality across our range. Look for the All About Dog Food rating banner on our product pages to check individual scores.

⭐ Top-rated highlights from All About Dog Food

  • Grain-free wet adult complete meals: 77%
  • Just 90% meat complementary dog food: 80%
  • Wholegrain wet adult complete meals: 81%
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See what other pet parents are saying about this product

It is the best quality dog food we have found. More importantly our rescue dog, Ivo, loves it and is waiting in the kitchen at 8am and 5 pm for his meals. A combination of Forthglade wet food and dry food seems to be his preferred diet.
Gerald Lambourne
Love all the different flavours not one is liked more than the others
Adele James
It's the quality of food I wanted for my dogs with lots of taste variety .
Mrs Ryan
Top quality dog food
Christopher
My dogs are happy and healthy on Forthglade! I also find it good value for money for the quality and subscription is super convenient as I don’t have to hunt in pet shops or supermarkets to ensure I am stocked up.
Gem&Sam
Great our love it
Mr Swinbourne
My dog loves this food
Simon Edwards
I can't rate the quality or the taste as my dog can't convey those feelings to me in a way I can understand, this is especially so as she's more than happy eating grass, road kill, cat poop and/or pavement food topped off with a side serving of tennis ball fluff. Having said that she's just as eager to gobble down Forthglade wet food as she is her feral menu, so they must be doing something right. It also has the added bonus of creating good well formed No. 2s. What I can review is the value for money, which although it's a little more expensive than similar tray wet foods, my pooch does seem to like it and she's thriving on it so it's worth every penny.
Geoff Fewkes
I’ve not actually tasted it but my cocker spaniel loves it and can’t wait to lick the tray when he’s finished!
Dashlane Customer
We have our own dogs and foster for a rescue. We have never had a dog who hasn’t eaten Forthglade with gusto.
Nicola Pink
My dog enjoys this food. Wish the flavours were a bit more varied. Still need to sort the peel back tray seals ... fed up of them being difficult to pull back, or ripping and getting fingers covered in food.
Jane
Our dog, Ivo, loves it and that's all that matters!!
Gerald Lambourne
Good quality grain free complete meal with a variety of flavours
Karen Kirby
Unfortunately my dog is being fussy and won't eat any of the wet foot. Gutted as I spent c.£50 thinking she would love it. Everything came nicely packaged though.
Sarah Scales
Bought 10 months supply in the after xmas sale, can't afford the full price. Good for my dog who has allergy to all grain, inc rice, beef, fish, etc. I know this food only has what it says it has and not "meat deriverties" or other hidden ingredients. Recommend to any dog with food allergies. Good quality firm food not over smelly so good bowel movements and no trumps! Tightly sealed trays in strong boxes, well packed and padded so no damage. Long use-by-dates. rapid dispatch. Not tasted food myself but WUFF-WUFF.
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My dogs used to be fussy eaters. I rotate tjese along with Turkey and Lamb dinners and the love them
Karen Kirby
Doggies love it
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HB
Dogs love it, well packed, quick delivery.
Megan Brookes
Dig said it tastes nice. Healthy GSD poos and happy dog
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Switching Day By Day

"When transitioning your dog onto a new diet, it is particularly important to do this gradually and to avoid any sudden changes. This allows your dog’s digestive system to adapt with the switch and remain in balance. As a minimum, allow 5 full days to gradually reduce their current diet whilst simultaneously increasing their new food with each meal. For dogs with sensitive tummies, go even slower and transition over 1-2 weeks"

Dr James Greenwood, Media Vet and Forthglade Ambassador

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About our grain free wet range

Our grain free wet dog food is made using good-quality, natural ingredients and is perfect for dogs with sensistive tummies. Available in recipes specifically tailored for puppies, smaller dog breeds, adults and senior dogs, in your dog's favourite flavour combination.

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FAQs

Our Forthglade recipes are natural (with added vitamins and minerals in our complete ranges and selected treats). Each wet recipe is free from artificial colours and flavours.

We live by a ‘free from junk and fillers’ promise, so you can be confident your four-legged friend is getting wholesome, quality nutrition at mealtimes.

All of our wet recipes are hypoallergenic. This means we carefully select our ingredients to ensure that our recipes are of the best quality for your four legged friend. We use simple, quality ingredients with no junk or nasties. This means delicious and nutritious recipes that are kind and gentle to your dogs tummy.

You can safely store your opened trays of Forthglade wet meals in the fridge for up to two days after opening, without any compromise to quality or flavour.

When changing a pet’s diet it’s crucial to do it gradually in order to be gentle on their digestive system.

Ideally the new diet should be added to their current food in very small portions over a 5 day period, increasing this small amount each day until eventually you are feeding your pet 100% Forthglade.

Here is some advice from Dr James Greenwood, Media Vet and Forthglade Ambassador:

"When transitioning your dog onto a new diet, it is particularly important to do this gradually and to avoid any sudden changes. This allows your dog’s digestive system to adapt with the switch and remain in balance. As a minimum, allow 5 full days to gradually reduce their current diet whilst simultaneously increasing their new food with each meal. For dogs with sensitive tummies, go even slower and transition over 1-2 weeks"

In the short term, you can of course feed a Senior recipe to your adult dog, however we would recommend moving to an adult recipe when it is convenient to do so to ensure that your dog is getting the tailored nutrition they need for their current life stage and to avoid any unwanted weight loss.

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