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Dr John Hypoallergenic Duck & Salmon 12.5Kg Dry Dog Food
$34.93
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$34.93
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$45.96
Dr John Hypoallergenic Duck & Salmon – 12.5kg
A hypoallergenic recipe formulated for adult and senior working dogs that need good nutrition without the common allergens. It is both wheat free and chicken free, which is the combination most exclusion diets call for and the reason to choose this over the Lamb or Chicken recipes in the same range.
Duck and salmon meal together supply the protein, with salmon bringing oils that support coat and skin condition. Wholesome grains — rice, maize and barley — provide balanced energy and fibre for active, sporting and working dogs. Made in the UK with locally sourced ingredients where possible, and packed in recyclable materials.
<>Performance & Benefits
- Hypoallergenic recipe free from both wheat and chicken.
- 14% duck meal and 14% salmon meal for quality protein.
- Salmon provides oils supporting coat and skin condition.
- Wholegrain rice, maize and barley for slow-release energy.
- Suitable for adult and senior working and sporting dogs.
- Supports condition, digestion and coat health.
- Made in the UK with locally sourced ingredients where possible.
- Recyclable packaging.
Suitable For
- Adult and senior working and sporting dogs.
- Dogs with a known or suspected chicken intolerance.
- Dogs that also need to avoid wheat.
- Dogs on an exclusion diet needing a novel protein.
Feeding
- Introduce gradually over several days when changing diet.
- Feed according to bodyweight, condition and activity level.
- Allow several weeks before judging the effect on a sensitive dog.
- Always ensure fresh water is available.
Composition & Analysis
- 14% duck meal and 14% salmon meal, with rice, maize and barley. Free from wheat and chicken. 12.5kg.
- Protein 24%. Fats 10.5%. Fibre 2%.
- Please refer to the sack label for the full ingredient declaration.
Care & Caution
- Wheat free but not grain free — contains rice, maize and barley.
- If your dog has a diagnosed allergy, agree the diet with your vet and check the current sack label before switching.