With 60% Chicken and 26% Potato - for allergy sensitive dogs.
Grain Free Natural Dog Food with Chicken, Potato and Vegetables. Naturo's grain free dog food is ideal for dogs with digestive issues or allergy sensitive dogs. No colours, preservatives or flavours are used in Naturo's wet dog food recipes or when being cooked. The hypoallergenic wet dog food is suitable for all adult dogs and recommended by many for its hypoallergenic qualities. This sensitive dog food does not contain rice.
The Mackle family have been creating high-quality pet food in County Armagh, Northern Ireland for 50 years. Naturo Natural Pet Food is a part the family business, Mackle Petfoods.
Crafted with in-house nutritionists, our recipes are designed to be irresistibly tasty and healthy!
Delighted with my order. Difficult to find product that is one of the only treats my sensitive dog can eat but Fetch had lots in stock. Great service and speedy delivery too. This order made one dog (and the gang of cats who pinch her treats) very happy. Thank you!
My dogs are usually raw red but I like to have some dry food as a back up or for when I’m travelling etc. One day I forgot to defrost their raw so I fed them the arquivet (they never ate it before) I said whatever will happen will happen they have to eat something. Their stomachs/ stool were perfect same as always. Even my dog that used to suffer with pancreatitis (very sensitive) got on great with it. I recently finished the whole big bag and am very happy with this food but won’t be feeding it as I’m looking for a higher quality food with dehydrated ingredients instead of fresh. But overall my dogs did well on this food.
Seems to help with pain management and stabilisation
I've been giving this to my cavalier for over a year now. He's got chari malformation and SM and takes pain medication daily for this. I wanted to add something natural to try to help improve his quality of life as much as possible. He's been doing great since he's been on it. He's had much less flair ups and haven't had the need to increase his medication (which I've had to do previously twice).