Symply Dog Tray Chicken Dinner & Butternut Squash

Symply Chicken Dinner with Butternut Squash Wet Dog Food Tray

A single-serve wet food tray from Symply, combining chicken with butternut squash. Trays are a straightforward way to feed wet food: one tray, one meal, no half-used tin to cover and find room for in the fridge, and no waste if your dog's appetite varies from day to day.

The appeal of wet food is partly palatability and partly moisture content, which matters for dogs that are reluctant drinkers. Trays like this one can be fed on their own or spooned over dry kibble to make a plain bowl more interesting, which is often the difference between a fussy dog eating and not eating.

Performance & Benefits

• Single-serve tray, so nothing is left over and nothing is wasted
• Chicken paired with butternut squash
• Higher moisture content than dry food, useful for dogs that drink little
• Highly palatable, which helps with fussy or off-colour dogs
• Can be fed alone or used as a topper over dry food
• No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives

Suitable For

• Dogs fed wet food, either as their main diet or alongside kibble
• Fussy eaters who need their food made more appealing
• Dogs that do not drink much and benefit from moisture in the bowl
• Older dogs who find wet food easier to manage
• Households wanting individually portioned meals

How to Use

• Peel back the lid and serve at room temperature
• Feed the number of trays appropriate to your dog's weight, following the guidance on the pack
• Reduce the dry ration accordingly if feeding alongside kibble
• Introduce gradually if your dog is new to wet food
• Provide fresh drinking water at all times

Specification

• Wet dog food in a single-serve tray
• Chicken with butternut squash
• Free from artificial colours, flavours and preservatives
• Manufacturer product code 1006105

Care & Caution

• Store unopened trays in a cool, dry place
• Once opened, keep refrigerated and use within the period stated on the pack
• Discard any food left uneaten in the bowl
• Use by the date printed on the tray
• Introduce any new food gradually to avoid digestive upset
• Consult your vet if your dog has a diagnosed dietary condition