Description
James Wellbeloved Adult Hypoallergenic Grain Free Cans – Turkey, Lamb and Chicken in Loaf
James Wellbeloved Adult Hypoallergenic Grain Free Cans – Turkey, Lamb & Chicken in Loaf provides grain-free wet dog food that is enriched with all the essential nutrients needed to support a healthy and active lifestyle. Each can contains natural ingredients, including 100% natural animal protein, combined with a range of vitamins and minerals to boost wellbeing.
This James Wellbeloved Adult Hypoallergenic – Turkey, Lamb & Chicken in Loaf variety pack contains three irresistible flavour options, meeting every dog’s needs and keeping mealtimes interesting. It is formulated to support your dog’s natural bodily defences, as well as promoting healthy digestion and keeping both skin and coat in top condition.
As with all James Wellbeloved dishes, this wet dog food is free from artificial colours, flavours and antioxidants, offering hypoallergenic nutrition that even sensitive dogs can enjoy. Each can is free from grains, making it a perfect choice even for dogs with intolerances.
James Wellbeloved Adult Hypoallergenic Grain Free Cans – Turkey, Lamb & Chicken in Loaf at a glance:
- Complete grain-free wet food for adult dogs
- In a handy variety pack: three tasty flavours for variety at every meal
- Natural ingredients: including 100% natural animal protein
- Grain-free: ideal for dogs with allergies or intolerances
- Skin & coat health: with omega-6 fatty acids and zinc to keep skin healthy and coat glossy
- Supports bodily defences: with vitamins and minerals to support your dog’s natural immune system
- Digestion: enriched with natural fibres
- Hypoallergenic: suitable for dogs with sensitive skin or digestion
- In cans: easy to serve
- No added artificial colours, flavours or antioxidants
James Wellbeloved avoids using many of the ingredients renowned for causing food intolerances. This means James Wellbeloved cat and dog food and treats do not contain beef, pork, wheat or wheat gluten, dairy products, eggs or soya.
