Butcher's 24 Variety Trad & Succulent 24 x 150g

I’ve tried a lot of different dog foods over the years, but BUTCHER'S Grain-Free Pâté is by far one of the best I’ve found. The variety pack (Chicken & Liver, Turkey & Veg, Beef & Veg) keeps mealtime exciting for my dog, and he clears his bowl every time! What I love most is that it's complete and balanced, so I know he’s getting everything he needs nutritionally. It’s also great for his digestion, and I’ve noticed a big improvement in his coat and energy levels since switching – I’m guessing that’s thanks to the added salmon oil. Another huge plus: it’s grain-free, gluten-free, and has zero artificial nasties. It’s made from ingredients sourced from trusted British and Irish farms, which gives me peace of mind about where it’s coming from. The texture is soft pâté, which is super easy to portion and mix in with other foods if needed. Honestly, if you're looking for high-quality, natural dog food at a great price, I can't recommend this enough!

Loved by our dogs

The dog cant get enough of it abit more expensive than what we was giving her but for her live for it it’s worth it and I’d say good value quality for a dog food 10/10 I ordinarily don’t taste dog food but I gather the dog likes it and smells like a dress her dog meat good size trays very generous

Butchers dog food my dog loves it with dry food

Let me introduce Tilly: part dog, part food critic, full-time diva. We’ve tried everything to satisfy her royal tastebuds — Different Dog, Pure, Tails, Bella & Duke… basically, if it comes in a chilled box with a price tag that makes my meals look basic, we’ve had it in the house. And what did Tilly do with those fancy subscriptions? Sniffed. Judged. Walked off. One time she hid under the table in protest. She's a tough crowd. Enter: Butcher’s Grain Free Wet Food — from the actual supermarket or amazon, no gold leaf garnish, no courier with dry ice. I bought it on a whim, fully expecting another canine-level rejection. Reader… she demolished it. No hesitation, no slow, suspicious inspection — just tail wags and happy chomping. I thought it was a fluke. Gave her another flavour. Same reaction. She's now officially a fan, and I've cancelled all the bougie subscriptions before she bankrupts me. She even sits by the cupboard where it's kept like she's guarding the Crown Jewels. I’ve never felt so validated as a dog parent. So if your pup has a taste for the finer things and a tendency to reject them, give Butcher’s a go. Tilly says yes. Repeatedly. With enthusiasm.

We needed grain free for our dog due to him having a sensitive stomach. This food did the trick and he loves it.

Great value food, easy to open little trays with exactly the quantity of food in each tray that my 4 small dogs require in addition to their dry food. They each have a full tray twice a day when I've purchased this, and wolf it down like it's going out of fashion .... but only for approximately two boxfuls and then we have swap to a different brand for a time. (I don't pretend to understand why this is the case, I just, as a well-trained servant, go along with what's made very clear to me.)

Our local Pets at Home in Whetstone only have this food in the cans not the sachets which we prefer to buy. I don't like putting opened half cans of food in the fridge as the metal mixed with the air pollutes the remaining dog food. Combined with 'All in one Biscuits' mixed with a sachet of Butchers wet food meets our dogs requirements. I don't recommend having the sachets delivered as the packets are often damaged by the time they get to our front door.