Although cheap and an affordable supermarket option, unfortunately our golden retriever didn’t take to this particular flavour. She isn’t picky, but didn’t eat this. Not sure if it was the chunky texture or the flavour/smell.

When gave this to our dog for a few days and it made him constipated. It also smelt bad. He did better on a diet of dry food.

I tend to avoid this one unless it’s the cheapest by far. My dog likes it but it makes her have horrible gas at times

I swap between dog foods to keep some variety for my fur baby. This one is always cheap but can make her fart. Great size and can cover and keep in the fridge until finished.

Our dog used to love the casserole because the gravy gave it some flavour. But there is hardly any meat in it lately. So I don’t buy it any more.

My dogs seem to love the flavour and lap it up! Good value for money and often on special at the shops so we try to stock up

People wouldn’t eat this and neither should your dog or dogs because the product is just wet chunks of meat with unnatural elements and smell bad

My dog loves this. It’s the only dog food he is willing to eat and it goes down well besides alot that I’ve gone through which give him the runs

Our Labrador will only eat pedigree brand dog food! She won’t even touch my dog or the supermarket brand ones. We usually give her homemade food but if we don’t have time this is our go to.

As soon as my dogs hear the tin open they are already drooling they love the gravy in this pedigree casserole a definate to be buying again.

This is the one variety of pal that my dogs love. Sometimes I’ll add some biscuits to make it more filling. I’m sometimes lucky to find the lamb with gravy.

My dogs love gravy as do I. They love this variety and I usually give them this option when I wNt to add to their food. With the gravy I can add their flea treatment tablets, any medication and or add to the meal with some rice or veggies