Hypoallergenic Raw Dog Food
Our hypoallergenic raw dog food range is designed for dogs with food sensitivities, intolerances, or skin issues triggered by common ingredients.
Each option focuses on limited, single-protein recipes that make it easier to identify and avoid triggers, while still providing the high-quality animal nutrition dogs are built to thrive on.
Because these recipes avoid the grains, fillers, and unnecessary additives often found in supermarket kibble, they can be a helpful starting point for dogs with itchy skin or unsettled digestion.
You can pair these options with items from our raw for dogs collection for variety, or add nutrient-dense organs to support a balanced bowl. For a convenient, pre-portioned approach, our balanced blends provide complete meals in the correct ratios.
If you are new to raw feeding, explore the full range in our all products collection.
Hypoallergenic Dog FAQs
Hypoallergenic recipes use limited, carefully chosen ingredients that are less likely to trigger a reaction, typically focusing on a single novel protein and avoiding common allergens like wheat, corn, soy, and dairy.
Common signs include itchy skin, ear infections, loose stools, and digestive upset. An elimination diet under vet guidance is the most reliable way to identify triggers, and a single-protein raw diet is often used as part of this process.
Many dogs with sensitive stomachs do well on raw diets because the ingredients are minimally processed and free from the fillers, binders, and preservatives found in some commercial foods.
Novel proteins like kangaroo, goat, or rabbit are often chosen because they are less commonly included in standard dog food, lowering the chance your dog has already been sensitised to them.
Most owners see changes in digestion within 1 to 2 weeks. Skin and coat improvements can take 6 to 8 weeks or longer, as the skin barrier gradually rebuilds with better nutrition.
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