Edgard CooperAdult Natural Wet Dog Food - (Game & Duck, ‎11 x 150g cups) - Grain & Gluten Free, High in Protein & fresh meat, full of essential amino acids for healthy insides

My pup who’s a Pomeranian is usually a fussy eater and the moment I opened the pack and served. He literally devoured it! Very pleased

The product was dog food in foil trays unfortunately 2 of the trays had been squashed in the box & the lids had been compromised letting air into the meat threw them away incase the meat had been contaminated

My old rescue dog luvd this for sure, especially when she lost most of her teeth.

Was feeding my pup on other food and noticed she was scratching quite a lot and always seemed hungry. I changed her on to this food along with their kibble and have really seen a difference. She gets so excited when I'm putting it out and have to say as dog food goes it smells quite nice. She eats it much better and definitely seems to fill her up more and stools are alit better too. Much more contented pooch.

This grain free variety of Edgard & Cooper wet dog food is aimed at senior dogs aged 8+ years old. Made with 42% chicken and 14% salmon along with sweet potatoes, broccoli and cranberries the food also contains herbs, botanicals and glucosamine and chondroitin. Apart from looking good and smelling pleasant to the human nose, it rates very highly on the All about Dog Food guide and does not contain any nasties.We normally feed our Labrador Orijen kibble but since he started on a new tablet regime for his arthritis and pains we have had to get something which we could disguise the daily tablets in while keeping an eye on his weight. This Edgard and Cooper senior wet food has been a huge success and our boy absolutely loves it. The added bonus for us is that we are able to crush up his medication in it and he doesn’t notice – win/win! 5*

My dog *LOVES* this stuff and he's a super fussy 12 year old JRT

My dog did not like this product and I would not buy again. Pink and smelly in very small pots, way over priced.

I bought this for my dog to try as i was looking for grain free food and it's a bit cheaper than the one I was using. Dog loves it but I can't see the actual ingredients on the packaging - unless it's tucked away somewhere.? I'm so accustomed to having a quick look at contents of food now - including for pets - so this is a bit of a negative point.