Twelve 13.2 oz. cans make up this Pedigree Choice Cuts in Gravy variety pack, split evenly into six cans of Prime Rib, Rice & Vegetable flavor and six cans of Roasted Chicken, Rice & Vegetable flavor. Each can holds soft, tender pieces suspended in gravy, made with real chicken or beef depending on the recipe.
The two-flavor split means a rotation is built into the case, so the bowl does not have to hold the same thing every day. Portions come out of the can ready to serve, with no measuring or preparation. The recipes are formulated for adult dogs of any size, and both are made without added sugar, high fructose corn syrup or artificial flavors.
- Serve on its own, spooned over dry kibble as a mixer, or used as a topper.
Pedigree makes these cans in the USA, in facilities that operate on a zero waste to landfill commitment. Store unopened cans at room temperature, and cover any opened can before refrigerating the remainder.
When deciding how much to feed, use body weight and activity level as your guide, and adjust the amount up or down based on how your dog looks and feels over several weeks. A can opened mid-week can stay covered in the refrigerator for up to two days before quality starts to decline, so smaller dogs may get two meals from a single can while larger breeds will finish one in a sitting. If you are buying this format for the first time, the variety pack structure also works as a low-commitment way to confirm which of the two flavors your dog prefers before committing to a single-flavor bulk order.
When comparing canned wet foods at this price tier, check whether the product lists a named meat source rather than a generic protein, and whether it is formulated to meet AAFCO nutritional profiles for adult maintenance. The soft texture in these cuts makes this format a reasonable choice for dogs with dental sensitivity or those transitioning from an all-kibble diet, since the pieces require less chewing than dry food. Buying in a twelve-can case reduces per-can cost compared to single-can purchases and keeps enough stock on hand that running out mid-week is not a concern for most households.
