Hypoallergenic Food: Fewer Ingredients, More Comfort
If your dog scratches constantly, rubs at its ears or often has soft stools, a food intolerance could be behind it. Hypoallergenic food relies on a small number of clearly identifiable ingredients. Here you'll find the Holistic recipes from Winner Plus with duck, salmon or lamb and potato, the Professional Premium Delicate and the wet food Sensitiv Light with chicken and potato.
One Protein Source, One Simple Recipe
Many dogs don't react to meat as such, but to a particular protein they have eaten for a long time. Single-protein food contains just one animal protein source, for example duck, salmon or lamb. This lets you switch deliberately to a variety your dog hardly knows yet. Instead of grain, potato provides the carbohydrates. The Holistic line comes as Mini, Adult and Puppy Junior, so puppies and small dogs are well catered for too.
Changing Food with Patience
If you suspect a food allergy, an elimination diet is worthwhile, ideally planned together with your vet. For several weeks your dog eats only one food with a new protein source. It's important that treats and chews during this time match the chosen variety too, otherwise the trial loses its meaning. Always switch gradually over 7 to 10 days.
Frequently asked questions
How can I tell if my dog has a food allergy?
Typical signs are persistent itching, reddened skin, recurring ear infections or digestive problems. However, these signs can have other causes as well. That's why you should always have them checked by your vet.
How long should I try a hypoallergenic food?
Allow at least six to eight weeks, as the skin needs time to renew itself. Digestive issues often improve sooner. Don't give anything else to eat during this time, otherwise the result won't tell you much.
Is salmon, lamb or duck better for sensitive dogs?
It depends on what your dog has eaten so far. Ideally, choose a protein source it doesn't know yet. If it has had chicken for a long time, salmon or lamb is often a good choice.
Hypoallergenic Food for Sensitive Dogs
If your dog reacts to its food with itching, a dull coat or a sensitive stomach, these recipes are worth a closer look. The Holistic line from Winner Plus relies on a single animal protein such as duck, salmon or lamb and combines it with potato instead of grain. It's available as Mini for small dogs, as Adult for grown-up dogs and as Puppy Junior for young dogs. Professional Premium Delicate is a gentle recipe for dogs with sensitive digestion. If you prefer to feed wet food, go for Sensitiv Light with chicken and potato. Treats and chews should match the chosen variety too, so nothing else sneaks into the bowl. Allow plenty of time when changing food, switch step by step and talk to your vet about an elimination diet if the symptoms persist.