Canned Dog Food
Tinned dog food with a high meat content – as a main meal or alongside dry food, for puppies, adults and seniors. From trusted brands, in stock. Regular customers get a loyalty discount of up to 10%.
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For true carnivores – a luxury meat can with 100% muscle meat from rabbit fillets.
Made from 50% minced turkey and 50% chunks of muscle meat, it's an ideal choice for sensitive and fussy dogs.
Contains 50% minced duck meat and 50% meat chunks, ideal for sensitive and fussy dogs.
The recipe includes 50% ground salmon and 50% pieces of muscle meat, making it the perfect choice for sensitive and fussy dogs.
This blend consists of 50% minced lamb and 50% chunks of muscle meat, making it an ideal choice for sensitive and fussy dogs.
Contains 50% minced fallow deer meat and 50% chunks of muscle meat, ideal for sensitive dogs and fussy eaters.
Contains 50% ground turkey and 50% chunks of muscle meat, ideal for sensitive dogs and fussy eaters.
Falco Sense meat tin is the ideal choice for small dogs of all ages and breeds, containing 100% venison haunch, made right here in the Czech Republic.
Christmas fish with potato salad from Czech manufacturer Falco, for dogs and cats.
A traditional pig-slaughter special and limited winter edition tin, containing 100% meat – pork muscle meat, marrow bone, and pork and beef offal.
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How to choose tinned food for your dog
Why feed your dog canned food?
Let's start by weighing up the pros and cons of canned dog food. The main benefit lies in its high moisture content. Dogs not only love the taste, but it also helps them stay properly hydrated. Thanks to its texture, it's also suitable for older dogs who may already have trouble with their teeth.
You can feed canned food on its own instead of dry kibble. However, this option is more expensive, and dogs tend to eat far more wet food than dry by weight. You also need to pay closer attention to freshness and watch that the food doesn't spoil in the bowl. For these reasons, most owners choose canned food as an occasional treat alongside dry dog food.
A guide to choosing canned dog food
So what should you look for when choosing canned dog food? Three factors matter most.
1.) Your dog's age
Canned food for puppies is formulated to support their healthy growth and development, and tends to be more digestible. Canned food for senior dogs takes into account that older pets are prone to weight gain and burn less energy. Canned food for adult dogs can then vary depending on things like the dog's size or usual activity level.
2.) Quality composition
Choosing the right food should also involve studying the ingredients list — not the most exciting task, but an essential one. Meat should, of course, outweigh plant-based ingredients, while preservatives, artificial colourings and flavourings have no place in the recipe. Also avoid food containing by-products (a term that usually hides things like skin or feathers). The more detailed the ingredients list, the better — the type of meat, cereals and fat source should all be clearly specified.
3.) Flavour
Flavour doesn't just determine how much your furry friend licks their lips — it can also matter for various health issues or allergies. For allergy-prone dogs, so-called single-protein cans made from just one type of meat are a good choice, while for older dogs it's best to choose leaner varieties.