Premium Salmon & Potato (Grain Free) Dog Food

The go-to choice for dogs with food allergies, skin conditions, or a history of digestive problems.
 
Our Salmon & Potato Grain Free Dog Food uses salmon as a single novel protein source - one of the least allergenic proteins available, and one of the richest natural sources of omega-3 fatty acids. Potato replaces grain entirely, making this one of the cleanest, most hypoallergenic recipes in our range.
 
If your dog has been struggling with itchy skin, recurring ear infections, loose stools or dull coat on a chicken or beef-based food, a novel protein like salmon is often the most effective first step.
 
What's in it and why it matters:
Salmon (26% total - 13% freshly prepared + 13% salmon meal) - high-quality, traceable protein that's naturally rich in omega-3 for skin, coat and joint health
Potato (26%) - a hypoallergenic, grain-free carbohydrate that's gentle on digestion
Peas (20%) - a plant-based protein and fibre source supporting digestive health
Salmon oil - additional omega-3 for coat condition and inflammation reduction
Glucosamine & Green Lipped Mussel - joint support for long-term mobility
Unmolassed beet pulp - a prebiotic fibre that supports healthy gut bacteria
No grains (no wheat, barley, maize, oats or rice)
No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
 
Best for: Dogs with food allergies or intolerances, itchy or irritated skin, dull or thinning coat, recurring digestive issues, or dogs who have been on chicken or beef for a long time and may have developed a sensitivity.
 
Feeding guide: Available in 2kg and 15kg. Transition gradually over 7 days when switching from a different food.
 
FAQ Section:
 
Why is salmon good for dogs with allergies?
Salmon is a novel protein for most dogs - meaning they haven't been exposed to it repeatedly and are unlikely to have developed a sensitivity to it. It's also naturally rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which actively help reduce skin inflammation caused by allergies.
 
My dog has itchy skin — will this help? 
Many owners see noticeable improvement in skin and coat condition within 4–6 weeks of switching to a single-protein grain-free food like this one. Results vary depending on the cause of the reaction - if symptoms persist after 6–8 weeks, it's worth consulting your vet to rule out environmental allergies.
 
Is this completely grain free?
Yes. This recipe contains no wheat, barley, maize, oats or rice. Potato and peas are used as the carbohydrate and fibre sources instead.
 
Can I feed this to a dog with a chicken allergy? 
Yes. This recipe contains no chicken or poultry ingredients,  it is a single-protein salmon recipe, making it suitable for dogs with a chicken intolerance or allergy.