Brit Mono Protein Turkey, 400 g is a wet dog food with a single source of animal protein — turkey. Ingredients: turkey 78% (turkey meat and organs), turkey broth 21% and minerals 1%. This version has no carbohydrates at all — no grains and no sweet potato. The analysis: crude protein 10%, fat 7%, ash 3%, fibre 0.3%, moisture 80%. The manufacturer calls the cans a complete food and recommends them for dogs with sensitive digestion, allergies and food intolerance. There is no gluten, soy or GMO.
What the manufacturer claims
Brit Mono Protein recipes contain one protein to lower the risk of allergy and make choosing a diet easier. The brand promises plenty of quality meat and gentle processing for good taste and smell. The cans can be fed alone or as a topper for kibble — for appetite and extra fluid. Each kilogram contains added vitamin D3 (250 IU), vitamin E (100 mg), zinc (15 mg), iron (10 mg), manganese (3 mg), iodine (0.75 mg), copper (0.5 mg) and biotin (0.2 mg).
Key specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | wet food, canned |
| For | dogs with sensitive digestion and food intolerance |
| Protein source | turkey only |
| Ingredients | turkey 78%, turkey broth 21%, minerals 1% |
| Protein / fat | 10% / 7% |
| Carbohydrates | none in the recipe |
| Free from | gluten, soy, GMOs |
| Pack size | 400 g can |
Pros
- Turkey only. No other meat or fish in the can.
- 78% meat. The highest meat share among the line's single-protein recipes.
- No carbohydrates. Suits a strict short diet.
- Three components. Turkey, broth, minerals.
- Gentle meat. Dogs with sensitive stomachs usually accept turkey well.
- High moisture. 80% is useful alongside dry food.
Cons and what to watch
- Organs not specified. The card does not say which organs are included.
- Turkey and chicken. They are different proteins, but dogs allergic to poultry should start carefully and under a vet's supervision.
- No feeding table. You need to work out the daily amount yourself.
- Short vitamin list. Only D3 and E are listed.
Turkey or Turkey & Sweet Potato
The line also has Brit Mono Protein Turkey & Sweet Potato with 5% sweet potato. The version without sweet potato is meatier and fits when any plant components must be excluded. The sweet potato version is a little more filling and is still grain-free. Protein and fat in the analysis are the same in both.
Turkey in a dog's diet
Turkey is a lean, easily digested meat. It is often used in diets for dogs with sensitive digestion and during recovery from stomach upsets. For a diet when an allergy is suspected, what matters more than leanness is whether the dog has eaten this protein before. Read more in hypoallergenic dog food.
How to feed it
Serve the cans at room temperature. If you feed them with dry food, reduce the kibble portion as the manufacturer recommends. The article how much food to give a dog per day helps with the amount. Introduce a new food over 5–7 days — details in how to switch your pet to a new food.
Storing an opened can
Cover an opened can and put it in the fridge. Warm the portion to room temperature before serving. Remove leftovers from the bowl after 20–30 minutes.
Who it suits
Brit Mono Protein Turkey suits dogs with sensitive digestion, dogs on a single-protein diet that have not eaten turkey before, fussy eaters and dogs that need extra moisture. It does not suit dogs allergic to turkey. Versions with other proteins are Mono Protein Beef and Lamb & Rice. All cans are in canned dog food.
Verdict
Brit Mono Protein Turkey is the meatiest single-protein recipe in the line: 78% turkey with organs, broth and minerals, 10% protein, 7% fat, with no carbohydrates, gluten or soy. The downsides are the unspecified organs, no feeding amounts and a short vitamin list.
FAQ
What is in it?
Turkey 78% (meat and organs), turkey broth 21%, minerals 1%.
Does it contain sweet potato or grains?
No, this version has no carbohydrates.
How much protein and fat?
Protein 10%, fat 7%, moisture 80%.
Does it contain chicken?
No, turkey is the only protein.
How is it different from Turkey & Sweet Potato?
There is no sweet potato and more turkey.
Can I feed it with dry food?
Yes, reducing the kibble portion.
Does it contain gluten or soy?
No.
