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Freshpet Grain Free Chicken Recipe With Spinach And Potato Fresh Dog Food Roll

Freshpet Select Small Dog Beef Roasted Meals Wet Dog Food - 1lb

$8.89($0.56/ounce)

Sheba Perfect Portions Cuts in Gravy Tender Turkey Flavor Wet Cat Food - 2.64oz

$1.29($0.49/ounce)

Purina ONE Grain-Free Chicken Wet Cat Food - 3oz

$1.29($0.43/ounce)

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Freshpet Fresh From The Kitchen: Home Cooked Chicken Recipe Fresh Dog Food

Freshpet Homestyle Creations Chicken and Turkey Flavor Recipe Wet Dog Food - 2lbs

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Freshpet Select Roll Sensitive Stomach & Skin Chicken Recipe Refrigerated Wet Dog Food - 1.5lbs

Freshpet Homestyle Creations Grilled Chicken Flavor Bites Wet Dog Food - 1lb

Freshpet Homestyle Creations Chopped Beef Veggies & Brown Rice Entrée Fresh Dog Food, 1lb

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Listings include broth-style toppers, pâté/loaf, cuts or chunks in gravy or sauce, and refrigerated roll-style wet food for small dogs.

The listings include cat wet foods labeled for kitten and adult life stages, and refrigerated grain-free wet options formulated for small adult dogs.

Storage instructions typically require keeping the product refrigerated and refrigerating after opening. At least one listing specifically advises using opened refrigerated food within seven days.

Many listings explicitly exclude grains and specific ingredients such as corn, wheat, soy, and gluten. Some entries also note no fillers, no meat meals, or no animal by-products.

Reviewers commonly report high palatability — many cats and dogs eat these foods eagerly, including picky or senior pets. Reviewers also praise single-serve and portioned trays for reducing waste, though a few mention packaging or opening issues.

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