Three lines: Zen Paté in 400 and 185 g cans with thirteen recipes, Zen Meat Lovers in a 100 g pouch with six, and Zen 97/3, the single-protein range of six cans with one animal protein. All grain free and with the meat or fish named on the label.
Real chicken · All ages
Chicken and vegetables
Real chicken as the main ingredient.
Real turkey · Lean protein
Turkey and vegetables
Lean meat, for a tendency to gain weight.
Lamb 35% · Beef 30%
Lamb and vegetables
Hypoallergenic lamb and beef recipe.
Real pork · Alternative protein
Pork and vegetables
Uncommon: useful where there is sensitisation.
Real salmon · Omega 3
Salmon and vegetables
For sensitive skin or a dull coat.
Real fish · No meat
Fish and vegetables
With no meat protein at all.
97% fresh meat or fish.
3% olive oil. Nothing else.
Six 400 g single-protein cans for elimination diets and dogs with food sensitivities.
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All three options work. It depends on your dog and your routine.
Meat Lovers is complete food. On its own it covers the nutritional needs of an adult dog and can be given as the only ration with nothing added.
It is an important distinction: many wet foods on the market are complementary and should not make up more than a small share of the diet. This one is not.
As a guide, about 100 g of wet food per kilo of body weight a day, split into two meals. A 5 kg dog would need around five pouches a day on wet food alone.
If you combine it with dry food, remove about 25 g of kibble per 100 g pouch.
Dry food has some mechanical scraping effect on the tooth that wet food lacks, but the real difference is smaller than usually claimed. The decisive factor in dental health is still brushing.
If it worries you, a mixed diet settles it without giving up the moisture of wet food.
A pâté texture, with meat and vegetables visible. No colourings to give it a shade it does not have.
