James Wellbeloved Adult Dry Dog Food - Lamb & Rice

James Wellbeloved lamb & rice offers a nutritious alternative for dogs who experience allergic reactions to common ingredients.

How it works

This dry dog food is wholesome, healthy and designed to taste great. It's also hypo-allergenic, so it's perfect for pets with food intolerances. James Wellbeloved dog food avoids the common ingredients that can inflame allergies such as beef, pork, wheat, wheat gluten, dairy products and egg. Each portion offers a balanced meal for dogs, reducing the effects of loose stools and itchy skin – common side effects of food intolerance and allergy.

Another benefit is that it's free from artificial flavours, colours and preservatives. The use of natural ingredients is much healthier and safer for pets with sensitive tummies. All of the ingredients are listed on the back of the bag, with no added nasties under the guise of animal derivatives. Fortified with vitamins, the Adult Lamb & Rice dog food provides all the nutrition your dog needs (without risking itchy coats and gastric distress).

James Wellbeloved dog food contains a single source of protein, in this case, lamb. The carbohydrate content comes from rice and barley, which is easy to digest. This combination gives your dog plenty of energy for romping in the park.

Key benefits

• Fully balanced formula, nutritious, and hypoallergenic
• Free from artificial additives
• Lamb is the sole source of protein, supplemented with lamb fat and lamb gravy
• Rice and barley are easy on your dog's digestive tract
• Fortified with vitamins, including omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids for a healthy coat
• Yucca extract reduces stool odours
• 15 kilogram bag lasts for 50 days (on average).

When to use it

Food allergies and intolerances in dogs usually show themselves as skin problems and digestive issues. As their immune system goes into overdrive, your dog may scratch more after meals; check underneath their coat for rashes. Digestive tract issues to look out for include gassiness, vomiting after dinner and persistent diarrhoea. If these problems are ongoing, consult your vet to ensure that they're allergy related.