Edgard & Cooper Adult Wet Dog Food, Lamb & Beef Pâté, Grain-Free, 150g x 11

Fresh lamb and beef give this grain-free wet dog food its main protein sources, with fruit, vegetables and herbs also in the recipe. The pâté comes in 150g trays, making it easy to serve as a wet meal. It is intended for adult dogs, including active and sterilised dogs of all breeds. The lamb-and-beef flavour may suit dogs that enjoy richer meat recipes, though individual preferences vary.

Key takeaways

This recipe contains 30% lamb and 26% beef, alongside minerals, carrots, broccoli, beetroot, apples, spinach, parsley and dill. The product information describes it as grain-free and gluten-free, with no meat meal or dried or dehydrated meat. It is also listed for dogs with sensitive stomachs, but that does not guarantee that every dog with a sensitivity will suit it.

The pâté format is worth considering if you want wet food rather than a dry-food-only approach. Buyers’ comments on the ingredients are positive, while reports on whether dogs enjoy the food are mixed: some dogs take to it, and others refuse it. If your dog is selective, their reaction is difficult to predict from the recipe alone.

How to look after it

When changing to this food, the guidance is to introduce it gradually over four days, increasing the new food while reducing the usual food. Keep fresh water available, particularly at mealtimes. These steps are useful whether the pâté is being introduced as a regular meal or as part of a change in diet.

After opening, close the tray tightly or cover it and keep it in the fridge. The product guidance says it will keep for two to three days once opened. Serve it at room temperature rather than straight from the fridge, as the manufacturer advises against serving it too cold.

How to use it

The food is described for adult dogs of all breeds, including both active and sterilised dogs. Its single-tray format offers a straightforward way to portion a wet meal, while the meat, vegetables and herbs give it a different format from dry kibble. The supplied details do not give a daily feeding quantity, so the amount to serve cannot be worked out from the pack information here.

For a practical meal, open a tray and serve the pâté at room temperature, keeping water available. The stated ingredients provide a useful way to judge the recipe if you are choosing between wet foods: lamb and beef lead the list, followed by smaller amounts of vegetables and herbs. The grain-free formulation may be relevant when that is a preference, but the ingredient list is the better guide for checking what is actually included.

Practical questions

Is this food intended for puppies? The product is described as adult dog food, so the supplied information does not establish it as suitable for puppies.

What are the main ingredients? Lamb makes up 30% and beef 26%, the recipe also lists minerals, vegetables, apples and herbs.

How should an opened tray be stored? Close or cover it and refrigerate it. The guidance gives a storage period of two to three days after opening.

Should you buy it?

A solid pick if you want adult wet food in a pâté texture, with lamb and beef as the main ingredients and a grain-free recipe. The 150g trays offer a simple serving format, and the storage and transition advice is clearly set out. It might not be a great match if your dog is fussy about food: buyer feedback on whether dogs will eat it is mixed. Choose it for the listed recipe and wet-food format, rather than assuming your dog will prefer it or that a grain-free label alone will resolve a particular dietary issue.