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Webbox Naturals Pate with Chicken, Liver and Vegetables Wet Puppy Food 150g
Give your growing pup a tail-wagging start with Webbox Naturals Puppy Paté with Chicken, Liver & Vegetables 150g. This grain-free, complete meal is packed with natural ingredients, including chicken and liver, blended with carrots to support your puppy’s development from weaning to 12 months.
The formula includes added calcium for strong bones and teeth, and prebiotic inulin to support healthy digestion—even for sensitive tummies. Made without artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives, this paté is gentle on your puppy’s digestive system. The convenient tray format makes portion control easy, ensuring your puppy gets the right amount of food at every meal.
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| Crude Protein: | 9.5% |
| Crude Fat: | 5% |
| Crude Fibre: | 0.5% |
| Crude Ash: | 2% |
| Moisture: | 81% |
| Calorie Content: | 91 kcal per 100g |
Meat and Animal Derivatives (55%, of which 5% Chicken, 5% Liver)*, Vegetables (Carrots 4%)*, Minerals, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin (Inulin 0.1%) *
**Supplemented levels added at the time of manufacture
*natural ingredient
| Weight of Puppy (Kg) | Trays per Day | ||
| 1–3
Months |
4–7
Months |
8-12
Months |
|
| 1 – 5 | 1 ½ – 5 | 1 ¼ – 4 ¼ | 1 – 3 ¾ |
A puppy’s daily ration should be split into several small meals. Fresh drinking water should be provided at all times. The quantities shown above should be used as a guideline only. Please adjust the quantity fed to keep your puppy in a lean, active condition.
Want to make sure your puppy is getting the best start? Our Ultimate Puppy Feeding Guide has all the tips you need to feed them right.
This pâté is formulated for puppies from weaning right through to 12 months old, covering the full first-year growth period. Always check with your vet about the right time to move your specific litter or puppy from milk onto solid food.
It’s grain-free to make it gentler on developing digestive systems, though most puppies don’t strictly need to avoid grains unless they have a diagnosed sensitivity. It’s a good option either way, whether you’re avoiding grains for a specific reason or simply want a simple, easily digestible recipe for a young pup.
Amounts depend on your puppy’s weight and age, so use the on-pack feeding guide as your starting point and split the daily total into several small meals rather than one or two large ones. Adjust the amount to keep your puppy in a lean, active condition, and always have fresh water available. Our Ultimate Puppy Feeding Guide covers this in more depth.
Most puppies can transition to adult food from around 12 months old, though larger breeds sometimes stay on puppy food a little longer due to slower growth rates. Make any switch gradually over 7 to 10 days, and check with your vet if you’re unsure about timing for your breed.
