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Have a dog over 7 years old? - They qualify for FREE membership to our Senior Dog Club
We have puppy, adult and senior diets to choose from. As a rough guide, dogs under 12 months should be on puppy food and dogs from 7 years onwards can go onto senior food, however there is no hard and fast rule on this. For more information on changing to senior food, make sure you check out out everything you need to know about changing food for senior dogs.
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Vet’s Kitchen foods are all free from wheat. The range includes adult and senior recipes containing highly digestible brown rice, however for owners that would like to go one step further, we also have a selection of grain free adult and senior diets. Choose from pork or salmon for adult dogs or turkey and sweet potato for seniors.
All of the Vets Kitchen range is hypoallergenic contain highly digestible ingredients, however our foods also have the addition of prebiotics and probiotics to help support healthy gut bacteria.
If your dog is new to Vet’s Kitchen or you are trying a new recipe within our range, please introduce it slowly by gradually replacing the old diet over the course of ten days. If you feed too much too soon of any new food, your pet could suffer from stomach upset or other digestive problems.
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If you are not sure which food might be best for your dog, or you would like advice on anything from feeding amounts to whether your dog’s toilet habits are normal, then please get in touch with our nutritionist via contact@vetskitchen.co.uk or 01793 887555
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