Because every dog deserves
food tailored to their needs!
Slowly
oven-baked
Just like our traditional recipes, our Dog Care formulas are slowly oven-baked to help preserve maximum freshness and flavour.
Developped
by experts
Our Care preventive formulas was developed in-house by our expert agronomist and animal nutrition experts in close collaboration with trusted veterinarians.
Hypoallergenic
recipes
Hypoallergenic, our preventive Care formulas are an excellent choice for dogs with food sensitivities.
Meat as
1st ingredient
The first ingredient in our dog recipes is meat. It provides all the essential nutrients your companion needs and is easier for them to digest.
No artificial flavors or preservatives
No artificial flavors or preservatives are added to our recipes.
Care
Foods
Care Foods
Care Foods
for Small Breed
Small breed dogs can be more sensitive to certain everyday discomforts, including food sensitivities, dental issues, and urinary discomforts. With their smaller jaws, they benefit from kibble specifically sized to make chewing easier and support healthy digestion. That’s why our preventive Dog Care foods range for small breed dogs offers functional recipes designed to target specific needs, made with high-quality ingredients, highly digestible nutrition, and slowly oven-baked for optimal freshness and flavour.
Care Foods
for All Breeds
Dogs may experience a variety of health concerns and everyday discomforts that can affect their quality of life, including digestive sensitivities, urinary discomforts, and dental issues. Often subtle at first, these signs deserve special attention to help support their overall well-being. That’s why our preventive Dog Care foods range for dogs of all breeds was developed with functional recipes designed to target specific needs, while offering appropriately sized kibble suited to a variety of body types. Made with high-quality ingredients and slowly oven-baked, our recipes combine great taste, digestibility, and nutrition tailored to support your dog’s everyday wellness.
