Health Benefits For Dog Conditions 🐶

Our specially formulated dog food can help many health conditions including Diabetes, Pancreatitis, Colitis, Food Allergies, Skin Conditions, Weight Control, Urate Urolithiasis and more.

*Please note that when helping your pet with health conditions, we strongly advise that a large enough bag is purchased and used on a regular basis in order to determine how our pet food can help your pet's health condition.

If your pet is known as a picky eater or suffers from having a poor appetite, then we highly recommend that you try our samples before purchasing a large bag.

We are pleased to state that our pet food has been very effective in helping many dogs and cats health conditions in the past.

Good For Skin Conditions (Itchy, Flaky, Irritated Skin)

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The Gourmet Grain Free Salmon, Trout, Sweet Potato & Asparagus diet is grain free to remove any problems through any sensitivity to wheat or grains. It is also fish based, which provides Omega 3 oils which have anti-inflammatory properties and promotes healthy skin.

The Hypoallergenic Premium Fish & Potato with Itch-Eeze diet, another grain free recipe with the advantages of a fish protein source, contains our special formulation, which can help to alleviate common skin issues.

Great For A Sensitive Digestion, Food Allergies & Intolerances

The most common ingredients that can cause pet food allergies and intolerances are wheat, beef, soya and dairy, so feeding a diet by avoiding these ingredients would be recommended.

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All our Gourmet Grain Free, Hypoallergenic Premium and Natural & Hypoallergenic ranges are excellent for digestive issues, especially the -

* Many of our products are good with digestive sensitivities although we advise you to be aware of your dog or cat's intolerances and allergies before coming to a decision on what to buy.

Low Purine Level Diets Helpful For Urate Urolithiasis

Dalmatians have a genetic predisposition to Urate Urolithiasis from high levels of urate salts in their urine. To reduce the likelihood of potential Urate Urolithiasis developing, preventative measures include feeding a diet which is low in purines, which promotes alkaline urine and always ensuring that fresh, clean water is available.

We recommend the following diets, which may help -

Suitable Diets For Hyperactive Dogs

Hyperactive behaviour can sometimes be associated with a dogs diet.

It's important that dogs should be fed the correct diet for their life stage. If your adult dog is fed a diet for a puppy or working dog then they are likely to be getting too much protein and energy, possibly causing hyperactivity. Senior dogs on an adult diet may also be affected in the same way.

Sugar can also cause peaks in your dogs blood sugar which can cause hyperactive behaviour. Choosing treats which do not contain sugar and avoiding giving your dog unhealthy human food could reduce this hyperactive behaviour. Some sensitive dogs can also have the same peaking blood sugar reaction from carbohydrates like cereals and grains.

In this instance, we would advise that a diet from our Gourmet Grain Free range, was fed.

The following would also be suitable -

Hypoallergenic Premium Duck & Potato No Grain/Cereal Adult Dog Food

Helpful Diets For Diabetic Dogs

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The Gourmet Grain Free, Natural & Hypoallergenic and Hypoallergenic Premium ranges may all help with diabetes as none contain sugar, which may cause peaks in their blood sugar levels. The ranges are complete diets of the highest quality and are well balanced, so would be suitable for a diabetic dog if fed correctly alongside insulin.

Low Calorie Diets For Overweight Dogs

The following diets are all formulated to contain fewer calories to aid weight loss whilst still being complete and well balanced.

Delicious Diets For Underweight Dogs

The most suitable diets would include the Gourmet Grain Free and Natural & Hypollergenic ranges. Both of these ranges are very easy to digest and extremely appetising. All are formulated, with the inclusion of freshly prepared meat, which dogs find extremely appetising.

The following diets are also suitable from the Hypoallergenic Premium range -

Energy Rich Diets For Pregnant & Lactating Dogs

During pregnancy and lactation, your dog/cat has much higher maintenance requirements and needs a high quality, highly digestible, energy dense food to meet these added nutritional requirements.

We feel that our puppy and kitten diets are most suitable, as these are energy dense, very appetising and easy to digest.

It is recommended that this switch takes place approximately 2 weeks before breeding to allow the pregnant dog or cat to be accustomed to the new diet and is continued throughout pregnancy and lactation.

The following diets are recommended for -

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Delicious Diets For Picky Eaters & Poor Appetites

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The Gourmet Grain Free range is highly recommended due to their high meat content which dogs love.

The following diets are also recommended -

Excellent For Symptoms Of Pancreatitis

Having a suitable diet is absolutely crucial for managing Chronic Pancreatitis and preventing future acute episodes. Please note that these guidelines are meant for adult maintenance only, not for puppies or females who are pregnant or nursing, as their requirements are different.

The following diets can be suitable due to being;

Low in fat
Easy to digest
Free from added sugars or sweeteners
Moderate in protein
Not too starchy

*Remember to provide plenty of fresh, clean water to avoid dehydration.

Suitable Diets For Joint Health

The following diets contain Glucosamine, Chondroitin & MSM to help keep joints healthy.

They are also formulated to help keep your pet at a healthier weight.

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Excellent For Symptoms Of Colitis

The following diets can be suitable due to being;

Low in fat
Easier to digest
Free from added sugar or sweeteners
Free from artificial preservatives, colours or flavours
Free from corn, dairy or pork

*Remember to provide plenty of fresh, clean water to avoid dehydration. It may even be more beneficial to add some warm water to our food to make the diet a little more liquid based. This can make the food less likely to irritate the digestive tract or the colon. This may also help in preventing the reccurence of Colitis in future.

Make sure your dog only eats when you feed him and that he doesn't ingest non-food items that can cause additional irritation in the intestinal tract.