Forthglade Wet Dog Food Variety Pack (12 x 395g Trays) - Grain Free & Hypoallergenic Dog Food, Adult 1 Year+, Chicken, Chicken with Liver & Turkey, Vegetables, Stomach Sensitive, Natural Ingredients

Great quality food fir those who are looking for fish options - this is also good value compared to supermarkets

My Doberman loves this food, shes been on it for years. Her coat is glossy and she's very healthy. Never had an issue with it, highly recommend

The Forthglade wet dog food variety pack has been a big hit with my dog, the recipes look wholesome and smell fresh. I like that the ingredients are natural and clearly listed, and the tray size is perfect for portioning meals. My dog eats it eagerly every time, and it’s been gentle on digestion, I’ll definitely keep buying this.

I tried the mixed pack of Salmon and Sardines but the sardines caused an upset gut. Delighted to find I could order the Salmon on its own. For my furbaby, each pack lasts 2 days. Once opened I put it in a zip lock bag in the fridge as it stinks! (well all fish stinks doesn't it). Furbaby loves it which is all that matters. Comes in a box of 18 which will cover 36 days

Love this dog food for my Shih Tzu’s they are very sensitive. They love the flavours and no problems with itching and produce solid poos on this . Great product. I have it on subscription.

Obviously my review is based on the perspective of the pet owner, and not the one eating the food! My boys Maverick and Goose have sensitive tummies, and we have come to the conclusion that Goose is intolerant to poultry and grain. This massively limits which foods we can feed them, Goose in particular, but since we found Forthglade we have not looked back, and I now have a monthly subscription for 3 cases to be delivered each month, occasionally topping up with an ad-hoc fourth. My only criticism is the consistency of the texture. Most of the time it has a firm paté-like texture, but occasionally it feels much drier, almost crumbly. And sometimes it's wetter like jelly. I notice that this seems to correlate with how easy the film lids come off, and it seems to be a carton/batch issue, as I tend to find if one tray is like that, the rest of the case is too. Could be related to the batch ingredients, or the storage along the supply chain, but I do wonder if these changes extend to the flavour also and could be unpleasant for my boys. We've not had any complaints anyway! EDIT TO ADD: I have felt the need to update my review, the last four cases I have had now, the film lids have been IMPOSSIBLE to remove cleanly (see picture). Not only do you now need the grip strength of Ironman to get it started, but it tears down the middle - and you're usually pulling so hard on the tab that you get dog food all over you hands and the kitchen when it finally 'lets go'. This makes getting the food out difficult, and cleaning/recycling the tray practically impossible. This may seem really trivial, and I feel silly for sharing it, but it is genuinely tiresome, going through this rigmarole and mess twice a day, every day. Each time I started a new case I hoped I had just been unlucky with the last few, but the impossible film lid marks the start of 9 days of dog food torture. I contacted customer service to feedback on the new lids and was told they had been experimenting -- quite frankly how somebody in the business tried this lid and said "yes, this is the one!" is unfathomable. I may give them another chance in a few months when I hope they have come to their senses and gone back to the old film lid, but until then I have found an alternative.

The outside of the box is undamaged, but one of the trays has leaked into the inside of the box, with no obvious reason why.

Delivered on time, thanks for following instructions regarding safe place when I can't get to the door or I'm out!!! A* My dog has gastrointestinal issues. The food promises no added 'stuff' easy to guage what I'm giving, and it's agrees with him!