Would you say feeding something like Cesar's wet food as a little topper each day isn't much different than feeding other things?
I always thought they were so gross, but still give them to Jackson occasionally. My dads dogs have always been fed those with their dry food so I give Jackson them when we go over there. Never had any noticeable issues from eating them twice a week...
My problem has always been cans going bad. With one 16lb dog who only uses a bit of wet food each day as a topper, I've wasted a lot of money throwing cans away that still were half full. So that's when I started buying the smaller Weruva cans.
You can get those Cesar containers real cheap and they're the perfect size. I just never felt comfortable feeding them every day, even if it is just a spoonfull.
But here's the ingredients to one: SUFFICIENT WATER FOR PROCESSING, BEEF BY-PRODUCTS, ANIMAL LIVER, CHICKEN, MEAT BY-PRODUCTS, BACON, CHEESE, CHICKEN BY-PRODUCTS, SOY FLOUR, CALCIUM CARBONATE, SODIUM TRIPOLYPHOSPHATE, CARRAGEENAN, WHEAT FLOUR, POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, NATURAL FLAVOR, MAGNESIUM PROTEINATE, XANTHAN GUM, DRIED YAM, ADDED COLOR, GUAR GUM, CASSIA GUM, SALT, ERYTHORBIC ACID, ROTISSERIE CHICKEN FLAVOR, ZINC SULFATE, VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENT, RED #3, MONOCALCIUM PHOSPHATE, COPPER SULFATE, SODIUM NITRITE (FOR COLOR RETENTION), d-CALCIUM PANTOTHENATE, THIAMINE MONONITRATE (VITAMIN B1), VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENT, VITAMIN D3 SUPPLEMENT.
I also try to get low fat canned foods. I know it changes when converted to dry matter basis, but that's why I was buying Weruva because after Jackson's supposed pancreatitis-thingy he came down with, I prefer to keep things a bit lower. Weruva is only about 2% fat wet. But Cesar is only about 3.5%. I also looked into Earthborn's wet foods which aren't too expensive.