Wet dog food TREFL Zoe Meat Market sausage mix with chicken and beef, 90 g pouch

TREFL Zoe Meat Market wet dog food in a 90 g pouch contains soft sausage pieces made from chicken and beef formulated to provide animal protein in a convenient ready-to-serve format. The pouch is designed for everyday feeding or as a complementary wet meal to dry kibble. The texture and aroma of the sausages help entice dogs, making this product suitable for fussy eaters and for use during training sessions as a palatable reward.

Advantages

This wet feed offers a single-serve pouch format that preserves freshness until opened and is easy to portion. The chicken and beef sausage mix supplies animal-derived protein and soft meaty pieces that are simple to chew for adult dogs. The product can be used alone as a complete wet meal or as a topper to increase palatability of other feeds, and its compact packaging is convenient for travel or short-term outdoor activities.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs requiring wet food or mixed feeding
• Picky eaters who need a more palatable meal option
• Use as a meaty topper to improve acceptance of dry kibble
• Short-term feeding during travel or training rewards

Key specifications

• Format: 90 g pouch with soft sausage pieces
• Main animal proteins: chicken and beef
• Type: Complete wet dog food suitable as single meal or topper
• Texture: Soft, easy-to-chew pieces in gravy or jelly
• Intended life stage: Adult dogs (check packaging for exact age guidance)

How to use

Serve the pouch contents at room temperature. Feed as a complete meal according to your dog's weight and activity level, or mix a portion into dry food to improve taste and moisture content. For training, offer small amounts as a tasty reward. Always provide fresh drinking water and adjust daily food intake when combining with other feeds to maintain ideal body condition. Store unused opened product covered in the refrigerator and use within a short period as indicated on the packaging.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the product gradually if switching from a different diet to avoid digestive upset. Monitor your dog for any adverse reactions to new proteins. For long-term feeding or specific dietary needs, consult with a veterinarian to ensure balanced nutrition.