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James Wellbeloved Grain-Free Senior Dog Hypoallergenic Lamb & Vegetables
James Wellbeloved Grain-Free Senior Dog Hypoallergenic Lamb & Vegetables
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James Wellbeloved Grain Free Senior Hypoallergenic Lamb & Vegetables
James Wellbeloved Grain Free Senior Hypoallergenic Lamb & Vegetables is a complete hypoallergenic dry dog food formulated for the specific needs of older dogs. Using 100% natural lamb as the single protein source, this grain-free recipe avoids common allergens and provides gentle, balanced nutrition with added glucosamine for joint support, prebiotics for digestive health and natural antioxidants for immune support.
Key Benefits
- 100% natural lamb — single protein, hypoallergenic and easy to digest
- Grain-free — no wheat, maize or other grains
- No wheat, dairy, soya or eggs
- Glucosamine — helps support joint mobility in senior dogs
- Yucca extract — natural deodoriser for less smelly poos
- Omega 3 & 6 oils — promotes healthy skin and a glossy coat
- Prebiotics — natural inulin from chicory to maintain healthy gut flora
- Natural antioxidants — from pomegranate, green tea and rosemary to support the immune system
- No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
Suitable For
Senior dogs of all breeds, typically from 7 years of age, particularly those with grain sensitivities, food allergies, or joint issues.
Feeding Guide
Daily feeding amounts vary by your dog's weight. Refer to the feeding guide on pack. Always ensure fresh water is available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this food help with joint problems in older dogs?
Yes — the added glucosamine helps support joint mobility, which is particularly important for senior dogs that may experience stiffness or reduced movement.
Is this suitable for dogs with grain allergies?
Yes — this recipe is completely grain-free, making it suitable for senior dogs with wheat, maize or other grain intolerances.
At what age should I switch to a senior food?
Most dogs are considered senior from around 7 years of age. Larger breeds may reach this stage earlier. Consult your vet if you're unsure.
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