Sensitive Skin Dog Food

Sensitive Skin Dog Food

As dog owners, we want nothing more than to see our pups happy and healthy. The type of food you feed your dog can play a massive part in their overall well being - especially if they suffer from ... Read more

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Sensitive Stomach Recipes

"One of the main reasons dog owners suspect their dog has a food intolerance is because of itching or poor digestive health. Whilst a food intolerance may be the cause, there could be other factors to also rule out such as environmental or infectious causes. It’s important to first properly establish the root cause of any ill health or adverse reaction in our dogs. To truly understand what is causing the problem in your dog, it’s important to work closely with your vet so you can follow an elimination diet as well as ruling out any other causes that may be to blame"

Dr James Greenwood, Media Vet & Forthglade Ambassador

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How Forthglade Dog Food Benefits Sensitive Stomachs

Hypoallergenic

All of our wet recipes are kind and gentle on your dog's tummy.

Natural Ingredients

Bursting with goodness, plus added vitamins and minerals for a balanced, healthy lifestyle

Complete or Complementary

Our wet and dry meals can be fed on their own, or combined together to add variety.

Free from Junk & Fillers

Free from fillers, artificial colours, flavours and preservatives

High Protein

At least 75% high quality protein* in every wet food recipe (*excludes lighter senior recipes)

Switching By Day

A Handy Guide

"When transitioning your dog onto a new diet, it is particularly important to do this gradually and to avoid any sudden changes. This allows your dog’s digestive system to adapt with the switch and remain in balance. As a minimum, allow 5 full days to gradually reduce their current diet whilst simultaneously increasing their new food with each meal. For dogs with sensitive tummies, go even slower and transition over 1-2 weeks"

Dr James Greenwood, Media Vet and Forthglade Ambassador

FAQs

Whilst there isn’t a set definition for hypoallergenic we know that, as all our recipes are clearly labelled with fully transparent ingredients, including clearly identifiable protein, our food is considered hypoallergenic. However, it is always important to read the ingredients carefully because whether or not a recipe is truly hypoallergenic for your dog, depends on the intolerance they have. If there is anything you are unsure of, we would recommend you reach out to your vet.

  • It reduces the risk of adverse effects in your dog by avoiding artificial colours and preservatives.
  • Forthglade recipes contain added vitamins and minerals that help to support your dog’s overall health and wellbeing
  • Our recipes do not contain any artificial colours, preservatives, additives or chemicals that can be difficult for dogs to digest
  • All our recipes are made with natural ingredients and high-quality proteins with clearly labelled ingredients
  • Single-source protein diets make it easier for you to identify any proteins your dog is intolerant to

For a food to be truly hypoallergenic for your dog, it’s important to understand what their intolerance is. A product may be labelled as hypoallergenic but if it contains ingredients your dog is sensitive to, they may still experience an adverse reaction. For this reason, we ensure all our ingredients are clearly labelled including proteins e.g. if it states chicken on the front, this will be the only protein in the recipe.

We spoke to media vet and Forthglade Ambassador, Dr James Greenwood to get his insight on what you should do if you suspect your dog has a food intolerance.

‘One of the main reasons dog owners suspect their dog has a food intolerance is because of itching or poor digestive health. Whilst a food intolerance may be the cause, there could be other factors to also rule out such as environmental or infectious causes.  It’s important to first properly establish the root cause of any ill health or adverse reaction in our dogs. To truly understand what is causing the problem in your dog, it’s important to work closely with your vet so you can follow an elimination diet as well as ruling out any other causes that may be to blame’.

Dr James Greenwood, Media Vet and Forthglade Ambassador

Sensitive Skin Dog Food

As dog owners, we want nothing more than to see our pups happy and healthy. The type of food you feed your dog can play a massive part in their overall well being - especially if they suffer from sensitive skin. Our dog for for sensitive skin is specially formulated with gentle, hypoallergenic ingredients and no hidden ingredients or nasties!

You'll find special recipes for sensitive skin puppy food (2 months+), smaller dog breeds, and senior recipes (7 years+) so that your dog is supported throughout all of their life. 

Healthy Skin & Coat Dog Food

A healthy coat can be reflection of your dog's overall health. Our ingredients are natural and include canine coat supplements such as linseed oil, which is high in omega-3 fatty acids. Omega fatty acids help maintain a glossy, shiny coat while reducing the appearance of dryness or irritation. Or try our Salmon oil to top up those skin loving nutrients 

Forthglade combines nutrient-rich proteins, vegetables, and oils to give your dog a well-rounded diet, promoting not just skin health but also supporting immune function, digestion, and energy levels. Perfect for dogs with dull or flaky coats, this food provides all the skin and coat dog supplement your dog needs to look and feel their best!