JerHigh Chicken and Liver in Gravy is a premium wet dog food pouch designed for dogs who need high-protein nutrition in a convenient, palatable format. Each 120g pouch delivers real chicken and liver in a savoury gravy that dogs love, making it an excellent choice for picky eaters or as a meal topper for dry kibble.

Why Pet Parents Love It

• ✓ Real meat protein (chicken + liver) supports muscle maintenance and energy
• ✓ Gravy-based formula keeps dogs hydrated — especially useful for dogs that drink less water
• ✓ Single-serve 120g pouch means no mess, no storage hassles, perfect for busy pet parents
• ✓ Highly palatable — works as a meal topper or standalone feed for senior or fussy dogs

Better Than Standard Wet Dog Food Because

• ✓ Real chicken + liver pieces vs by-products or meat meal in cheaper brands
• ✓ Balanced gravy consistency vs overly thick or watery alternatives that dogs reject
• ✓ Portion-controlled pouch vs large tins requiring refrigeration after opening

Best For

• ✓ Senior dogs with weakened teeth or difficulty chewing dry kibble
• ✓ Picky eaters who need taste appeal and variety in their diet
• ✓ Dogs requiring hydration boost or those with lower water intake
• ✓ Apartment living where single-serve portions reduce food waste

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I feed JerHigh gravy pouches as a complete meal?

Yes, it's formulated as a complete wet meal. However, mixing it with dry kibble (70% kibble, 30% wet) provides better dental benefits and balanced nutrition.

Q: How long does an opened pouch stay fresh?

Once opened, transfer uneaten portions to an airtight container and refrigerate for up to 2 days. Unopened pouches last according to the printed expiry date.

Q: Is this suitable for puppies or only adult dogs?

JerHigh gravy pouches are formulated for adult dogs. Puppies under 12 months need puppy-specific formulations with higher calcium and phosphorus ratios.

Q: My dog has a sensitive stomach — will this cause digestive issues?

Most dogs digest chicken and liver well, but if your dog has diagnosed sensitivities, consult your vet. Introduce gradually by mixing small amounts with their current food over 5-7 days.