Naturediet Feel Good White Fish Wet Dog Food, 18 x 390g

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Naturediet Feel Good White Fish Wet Dog Food, 18 x 390g

Naturediet Feel Good White Fish wet dog food is supplied in a pack of 18 cartons, each listed as 390g. The manufacturer describes it as complete and balanced adult food, steam-cooked and made with white fish, rice and carrots. Its lower-fat positioning and recyclable cartons may suit buyers looking for a wet-food multipack, but customer feedback reports varied reactions to texture and acceptance.

At a glance

Manufacturer describes this as complete and balanced food for adult dogs, with essential vitamins and minerals.
The stated recipe uses freshly prepared white fish, rice and carrots, and is gently steam-cooked.
The listing positions the recipe as low fat and suitable for lower-purine feeding. These are manufacturer claims, not a substitute for veterinary dietary advice.
The 390g Tetra cartons are described as recyclable, suitable for ambient storage before opening, and resealable for fridge storage after opening.

Price

£19.50Save 32%

Reference price: ~~£28.62~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

An 18-carton multipack may be convenient for repeat feeding and pantry storage.
The stated adult-food formulation is described as complete and balanced rather than as a topper.
Manufacturer claims include a low-fat recipe and suitability for lower-purine diets, which may be relevant when discussing food options with a vet.
Customers report positive experiences with palatability and value, although acceptance varies between dogs.

Cons

Customer feedback reports that some dogs refuse the food, so acceptance is not assured.
Texture feedback is mixed, with reports ranging from firm to mushy.

Technical specifications

25 specifications

Identity
Brand	Naturediet
Model	Naturediet Feel Good Fish Tetra 18x390
Food type	Fish Wet Dog Food
Flavour	White Fish
Life stage	Adult
Form	Pate

Nutrition and ingredients
Claimed nutrition	Complete and balanced dog food
Diet type	Limited Ingredient
Special ingredient	fish
Ingredient claim	Additive-Free
Nutrient claim	Low Fat
Allergen information	Gluten Free, Wheat Free
Special features	100% natural, Sensitive digestion, locally sourced ingredients, FSC-certified Packaging
Recommended uses	Dietary management for pancreatic dogs, Low-fat diet, Gentle digestion, Sensitive stomachs
Recipe description	Made with freshly prepared White Fish, wholesome rice and carrots

Pack and handling
Pack size	Pack of 18
Number of items	18
Item weight	7 Kilograms
Container type	Pack
Packaging and storage claim	Fully recyclable and made from FSC-certified materials, our 390g Tetra cartons are space-saving and easy to store, and suitable for ambient storage before opening. Easy to open and recloseable for fuss-free, mess-free fridge storage - perfect for everyday feeding at home or on the go.
Cooking claim	Every recipe is gently steam cooked to help lock in natural flavour, nutrition and the goodness of our carefully selected ingredients

Suitability and origin
Target species	Dog
Breed recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Dog breed size	All
Made in	UK

What to know before buying

The listing describes the food as low fat and suitable for lower-purine feeding, including dietary management for pancreatic dogs. It does not provide nutrient analysis or establish that this food is appropriate for an individual dog's medical diet, so seek veterinary guidance for clinical dietary needs.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Owners of adult dogs seeking a wet-food multipack with white fish, rice and carrots.
Buyers looking for a product described by its manufacturer as complete and balanced, with low-fat positioning.
Households that value cartons described as ambient-storable before opening and resealable for fridge storage afterwards.

Less suited to

Puppies, as the stated age range is adult.
Buyers who need consistent texture or guaranteed acceptance, given mixed customer feedback.
Anyone relying on a confirmed therapeutic diet for a medical condition without veterinary advice.

Naturediet Feel Good White Fish Wet Dog Food, 18 x 390g · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 319 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars8%8%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars2%2%
1 star13%13%

Customer feedback highlights positive impressions of quality, value and palatability, with some reports that dogs enjoy the food. Experiences are not uniform: customers also describe dogs refusing it, mixed digestibility and ease of use, and texture ranging from firm to mushy. These differences matter for a multipack, since a dog's acceptance and preferred texture affect whether the full quantity will be practical. The generally favourable aggregate rating is accompanied by a meaningful spread of lower ratings, so it should not be read as a guarantee of acceptance.

Positive themes

Customers report that some dogs enjoy the food and describe it as palatable.
Customers mention perceived quality and value positively.

Negative themes

Some customers report that their dogs will not eat it.
Taste and acceptance are not consistently positive across customer feedback.

Mixed feedback

Customers disagree about whether the texture is firm or too mushy.
Feedback on digestibility and ease of use is mixed.

Frequently asked questions

How many cartons are in the pack?

The listing specifies 18 cartons at 390g each.

Is this food described as complete?

Yes. The manufacturer describes it as complete and balanced nutrition for adult dogs.

Can unopened cartons be stored at room temperature?

The listing says the cartons are suitable for ambient storage before opening. It describes them as resealable for fridge storage after opening.

Is it suitable for a dog on a medical diet?

The listing makes low-fat and lower-purine suitability claims, but it does not establish suitability for an individual dog's condition. Ask your vet before using it as a therapeutic diet.