Hypoallergenic Dog Food

Anallergenic dog food can be a lifesaver for dogs with severe food allergies and itchy skin, helping them to live a more comfortable and healthy life - especially those with allergies to multiple ingredients. Hypoallergenic food has fewer allergens, while Anallergenic dog food has none at all.

We have anallergenic food options for small breeds and larger breeds available. Speak to your veterinarian before purchasing this food. 

At Pet Drugs Online, we have a range of dry and wet hypoallergenic dog food, with trusted brands such as;

Royal Canin Hypoallergenic Dog Food is formulated to reduce ingredient and nutrient intolerances, Made with a hydrolysed soya protein isolate, making it less likely to trigger an allergic reaction. The food also contains a single carbohydrate source (rice), and a blend of fibres.

Available in both wet and dry to suit your dog's preferences. 

Purina Hypoallergenic Dog Food is formulated with hydrolysed soy protein, which is easy to digest and less likely to trigger allergic reactions -  this food is an ideal one-stop-shop for dogs with food allergies. As well as only one source of carbs (rice), it contains a blend of fibres to aid digestion. 

Purina offers both dry hypoallergenic and wet hypoallergenic dog food for both adults and puppies. 

Hill’s is another trusted brand that offers anti-allergy dog food. Hill’s hypoallergenic contains novel protein including high-quality salmon and tuna and a single source of carbs (potato) - suitable for dogs with chronic pruritus (itching) and atopic dermatitis (an allergic skin condition). Shop now!

Dogs with allergies and sensitivities shouldn’t have to miss out on treat time. Hills Hypoallergenic Dog Treats are a great option for training times, whilst helping to make the skin and coat shine. 

All options are great for dogs with food allergies and sensitivities including;

• Skin allergies
• Food allergies
• Digestive problems
• Inflammatory bowel disease
• Pancreatitis
• Chronic diarrhoea

The best food for your dog will depend on their individual needs and occasionally needs a trial and error period to find the right food for your dog, so it's important to talk to your veterinarian before making a decision.