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Wet Food: Juicy, Tasty Meals Your Dog Will Really Look Forward To

Juicy wet food from Winner Plus and Emmas: single-protein varieties, hearty meat stews and menus with vegetables that your dog will really enjoy.

Wet Food: Juicy, Full of Flavour and Easy to Digest

Many dogs are especially keen on wet food because it smells intense and is lovely and moist. At the same time, your dog takes in part of its daily fluid with every meal. Here you'll find Winner Plus tins in a handy pack of 6 x 800 g as well as the single-protein varieties and meat stews from Emmas with game, beef or poultry for plenty of variety in the bowl.

Single-Protein Varieties and Menus with Vegetables

In the single-protein varieties, one type of meat takes centre stage, for example beef with tripe, chicken or lamb. That's handy if you want to know exactly what goes into the bowl, or if your dog only tolerates certain meats. Menus such as salmon with courgette, lamb with rice or chicken with salmon add variety to the week. For dogs that put on weight easily or have a sensitive stomach, the Sensitiv Light recipe with chicken and potato is a good fit.

Feeding and Storing Wet Food Properly

An opened tin keeps for about two to three days covered in the fridge. So that your dog doesn't eat anything ice-cold, take the portion out a little earlier. Throw away leftovers that have been sitting in the bowl for a while, especially in summer. The large 800 g tin is particularly good value for medium-sized and large dogs or for households with several dogs.

Frequently asked questions

Is wet food bad for my dog's teeth?
Wet food is no worse for the teeth than dry food. Regular chewing and tooth brushing matter far more. A look inside the mouth at the vet helps to spot tartar early.

Why does my dog have soft stools after eating wet food?
Often the switch was too quick or the portion too big. Change foods slowly over 7 to 10 days and check the portion size. If the diarrhoea lasts or other symptoms appear, please see your vet.

Will my dog drink less on wet food?
Yes, because wet food contains a lot of moisture, many dogs drink noticeably less. That's perfectly normal. Fresh water should still always be available.

Wet Food for Dogs Who Love Their Dinner

If your dog prefers something juicy, wet food is the right choice. Winner Plus tins come in a pack of six large tins, ideal if you feed wet food regularly. You can choose from single-protein varieties with beef and tripe as well as menus with salmon and courgette, lamb and rice or chicken and salmon. Emmas completes the range with single-protein recipes made from chicken, lamb or beef and hearty stews with game, beef or poultry. For dogs with a sensitive stomach or a tendency to gain weight, the light recipe with chicken and potato is a good match. You can feed wet food as a complete meal or mix it with dry food to make it tastier. Just remember to balance the two amounts so your dog doesn't get too much, and always keep opened tins covered in the fridge.