Collection: Absolute Holistic Wet Dog Food

Yes. Meaty Loaf is formulated to be complete and balanced for adult dogs, with added vitamins and minerals, so it can be fed on its own or mixed with dry food.

Yes. Every Meaty Loaf recipe is 100% grain-free. The duck, salmon and turkey flavours also offer alternatives for dogs sensitive to chicken or beef.

The Meaty Loaf recipes are labelled for adult dogs. For puppies, use a food formulated for growth and speak to your vet before adding Meaty Loaf as a topper.

Cover and refrigerate after opening and use within two to three days. Let refrigerated food come to room temperature before serving.

The duck, turkey, pork and salmon recipes are each made with a single named animal protein, so choose one your dog has not reacted to. Always read the full composition on the can.

As a guide, a 7kg dog needs around 600 to 650g a day and a 20kg dog around 1.25 to 1.45kg if fed as the only food. Reduce this proportionally when mixing with dry food.

Yes. The soft pate texture is easy for older dogs with dental problems to eat, and the added moisture helps with hydration.

Meaty Loaf is a cooked and canned pate with added vitamins and minerals. It does not rely on artificial colourants, and the can itself preserves the food.

The recipes stocked at Canine & Co are formulated for dogs. Absolute Holistic makes separate cat recipes, so do not feed the dog Meaty Loaf to cats.

Yes. The soft pate is ideal for wrapping around tablets or mixing with crushed medication, which makes it a practical option for dogs that are hard to medicate.