The amount of wet food you serve your dog at mealtimes depends on their size, age, breed and health condition, so check with your vet if you aren’t entirely sure. To help you out, there’s some portion guidance on the side of all of our Pooch & Mutt packaging. It’s up to you how often you feed your dog, but once in the morning and once at night is about right for most dogs.

Wet food is very good for dogs, so long as you choose a high-quality wet food full of healthy, natural ingredients. Pooch & Mutt wet food is grain-free and leaves out all the junk and filler ingredients found in much commercial dog food, so you can trust that with our recipes, your dog is getting the most nutrition they can.

You can keep unopened wet food in a cool, dry place until it passes the expiration date. Once you’ve opened it, keep the remaining food in the fridge in a sealed container, and use it up within two to seven days.

Our tetra pack cartons of wet food contain 375g.

Our pouches of wet food contain 150g.

Our bone broths come in cartons of 375ml.

This depends on what suits your pooch!

Both wet and dry food for dogs has a long list of benefits, but it all comes down to what's best for your dog's individual needs (and their taste buds!).

Wet food is often favoured due to its hydrating properties, its high-meat content, and its richness, which can be great for fussy eaters. Whereas many people opt for dry food as it's good for helping their dental health, it's simple to transport, and it makes it easier to control portion size.

Many dog owners opt to do a mix of both, so their pooch gets the best of both worlds. But your dog's needs and what best supports their health and wellbeing should always be the driving force for their diet.

Yes, and it's often recommended! Especially when you're looking to nab the benefits of both.

The differing textures can make for an enriching mealtime for your dog. That, mixed with the variety of flavours and smells, it can also make it a great option for pickier eaters.

When it comes to finding the best food for your dog and their needs, mixing both wet and dry food can be a great way to benefit from a wide range of ingredients and target specific health conditions.

At the end of the day, it comes down to what's best for your dog - and if a balance of both wet and dry works for them, then get mixing!

If you're looking for the best wet food for your dog's sensitive stomach, you're best looking out for recipes that contain:

• Easily digestible proteins like Chicken, Turkey, Lamb, White Fish, Salmon, & Herring

• Minimal ingredients and fillers

• Pre, Pro, and Postbiotics

• Fibre packed foods like Pumpkin, Sweet Potato, Carrots, and Psyllium husk

Opt for food labelled as good for 'sensitivity' or 'hypoallergenic' to ensure simple and targeted ingredients. If you're worried about feeding your dog who already has a sensitive tum, then definitely speak to your vet for further advice.

It can be tricky finding the best wet dog food for allergies, but focusing on specialised ingredients can help feed your pooch whilst squashing irritating symptoms. For the best wet food for allergies, look for:

• Novel proteins like Salmon, Insects, and Venison

• Omega 3 and Fatty acids from the likes of Salmon Oil

• Recipes free of common allergens for dogs like Chicken, Beef, Soy, Dairy, and Wheat

Completely allergen-free wet foods can be hard to achieve, so if you're concerned your dog has an allergy, or you're looking to navigate their diet with a newly diagnosed allergy, be sure to speak to your vet.