Thirteen chunky pâté recipes in 400 g cans. Meat or fish named with its percentage, no generic meat derivatives and no cereals. Five of them also come in 185 g can.
Puppy · 89% tuna, 11% salmon
Tuna and salmon
Recommended for puppies. Gluten free.
Adult · 60% tuna, 40% chicken
Tuna and chicken
Fish and poultry in one recipe.
Adult · Fish only
Tuna and cod
With no meat protein at all.
All ages · 86% meat
Lamb and vegetables
For those allergic to chicken or turkey.
All ages · 86% animal
Beef and vegetables
Beef protein with vegetables.
All ages · Novel protein
Rabbit and vegetables
Lean and uncommon.
All ages · Novel protein
Wild boar and turkey
An uncommon combination.
All life stages · 69% meat
Beef and turkey
Red and white meat combined.
Light · 67% chicken, 33% turkey
Light chicken and turkey
Light formula for overweight.
Adult · Fresh chicken 51%
Chicken, duck and apple
With 15.2% apple.
Adult · Fresh chicken 41%
Chicken, beef and apple
Cooked in its own broth.
Adult · Oily fish and sardine
Chicken and fish
Natural omega 3 from oily fish.
Complementary · 41% fresh chicken
Chicken and turkey
An extra on top of the ration.
Five of the thirteen recipes also come in a 185 g can. Same composition and same chunky pâté: only the amount changes. It is the format for mini breeds, dogs on small rations and for not leaving half a can open in the fridge.
Pâté with pieces · 185 g
Beef and vegetables
86% animal origin with beef and vegetables.
Pâté with pieces · 185 g
Lamb and vegetables
86% animal origin with lamb and vegetables.
Pâté with pieces · 185 g
Rabbit
Novel protein for sensitised dogs.
Pâté with pieces · 185 g
Beef with turkey
69% beef and 24% turkey. Suitable for puppies.
Pâté with pieces · 185 g
Light chicken and turkey
67% chicken and 33% turkey, with less fat.
Both are Zen wet food. The format and texture change.
The 400 g can works out cheaper per serving and suits medium and large dogs, who finish it in one or two meals.
The 100 g pouch of Meat Lovers avoids leftovers in small dogs. An open can only keeps 24 hours in the fridge, so with a 5 kg dog much of it would go to waste.
Almost all, but not all. The recipe for chicken and turkey with vegetables is complementary: it is meant as an extra on top of the main ration, not as a replacement.
We state it on each product page, under “How to use it”.
It depends what they react to. The options with an uncommon protein are Rabbit and wild boar: most dogs have never eaten them, so the risk of cross-reaction is low.
If any meat is under suspicion, the Tuna and cod contains none. The lamb is the usual alternative when chicken or turkey is the problem.
That the recipe uses no generic categories such as “meat derivatives” or “animal by-products”, which on a label need not say which animal they come from or which part they are.
Here the meat or fish is named, with its percentage.