Description
⚠️ Important Notice for Owners of Dogs with CECS
Please note that this specific recipe may not be suitable for highly sensitive dogs with CECS. It contains a tiny amount of Brewer’s Yeast, which carries a very small trace of gluten. Many dogs do not react to this minimal amount, but we want to be completely transparent for those with extreme sensitivities. Nothing has changed in our recipe or ingredients. If your CECS dog is already enjoying this food without any issues, it is perfectly fine to carry on!
Feelwells Grain Free Duck & Potato
Inspired by our own dog Hudson’s battle with a sensitive tummy and colitis, this gentle, natural recipe was created to soothe and nourish. It proved so successful that all the Feelwells dogs now free-feed on it!
Carefully formulated for dogs with sensitive digestion, food intolerances, or allergies, this hypo-allergenic meal replaces harsh grains with nutrient-dense alternatives for a happy, settled tummy.
The Feelwells Promise:
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Healthy & Natural: 100% Grain and Chicken Free.
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Zero Nasties: No artificial colours, flavours, preservatives, sugar, or salt.
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Easily Digested Carbs: All grains and cereals have been replaced with potato, which is an excellent, easily digestible alternative.
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Premium Duck: A highly palatable protein source that is rich in essential amino acids for healthy growth and development.
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Omega 3 Boost: Packed with EPA & DHA to reduce inflammation, support cognitive function, and maintain visual health.
Available in 2kg, 8kg or 13.5kg
Made in the UK
| Feeding Guide | |
| Weight of Dog | Daily Feed Amount |
| 1 – 5kg | 35 – 95g |
| 5 – 10kg | 95 – 160g |
| 10 – 20kg | 160 – 265g |
| 20 – 30kg | 265 – 360g |
| 30 – 40g | 360 – 445 |
| 40kg + | 445g + |
| Ensure fresh drinking water is available at all times | |
| The recommended daily amount should be split into two meals, ideally one in the morning and one in the evening |
| The daily amounts provided are only a guide since requirements will vary according to a number of factors such as activity, age & breed. Monitor your dog’s weight and use your own judgement |