Dr John Hypoallergenic Adult Dry Dog Food
Manufacturers Product Description
Dr John Hypoallergenic range is a hypoallergenic recipe made without wheat. Loaded with meat providing healthy protein and essential fats and with a crunchy base of wholesome rice, oats and barley.
Dr John Hypoallergenic meats with rice are designed to help support working dogs with sensitive stomachs or those with difficulty digesting wheat.
This range of dog food is available in Chicken, Lamb & Duck and Salmon.
We rate this dog food range at 15 ⭐'s out of 20
📊 Scoring Breakdown
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🥩 Protein Quality 3/5 ⭐⭐⭐
This range uses named meat meal, a concentrated protein source that provides high protein levels but undergoes some processing.
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🟡 Essential Amino Acids 5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
This range allows for effective nutritional rotation, helping to balance amino acids, vitamins, and minerals over time.
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🌾 Carbohydrate Balance 3/5 ⭐⭐⭐
This range relies more on carbohydrates than maybe necessary, though the sources are still digestible and of reasonable quality.
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🟦 Biological Suitability 4/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
This range offers a good level of biological suitability, increasing the probability of balanced nutrition while helping to reduce the risk of both nutritional excess and deficiency.
✨ Nutritional Information
Dr John Hypoallergenic Chicken
Composition:
Barley, poultry meal (26% chicken), maize, chicken fat, oats (4%), chicken gravy, vegetables (4% peas), minerals, linseed, yucca extract
Analytical Constituents:
Crude Protein 21%
Crude Fat 10.5%
Crude Fibres 3%
Crude Ash 6%
Nutritional Additives (per kg):
Dr John Hypoallergenic Duck & Salmon
Composition:
Duck meal (14%) & salmon meal (14%), whole grain maize, whole grain rice (20%), whole grain barley (18%), sunflower oil, peas (4%), beet pulp, salmon oil (0.625%), minerals, yucca extract
Analytical Constituents:
Crude Protein 24%
Crude Fat 10.5%
Crude Fibres 2.5%
Crude Ash 7%
Nutritional Additives (per kg):
Dr John Hypoallergenic Lamb
Composition:
Lamb meal (26% lamb), barley, maize, rice (10%), chicken fat, beet pulp, vegetables (4% peas), minerals, taurine (500 mg/kg), yucca extract
Analytical Constituents:
Crude Protein 21%
Crude Fat 10.5%
Crude Fibres 2.5%
Crude Ash 9%
Nutritional Additives (per kg):
💡 Our Recommendations
Rotation - Your Most Important Nutritional Strategy
🐾 No matter what food your dog eats, rotation is always recommended where possible to increase the probability of better all-round nutrition.
🔄 We highly recommend rotating within the same brand whenever possible. 🐶
This range includes the following rotation options: Chicken, Lamb & Duck and Salmon. The variety available allows for effective nutritional rotation, helping to balance amino acids, vitamins, and minerals over time.
Natural Dog Treats
💡 Why Might Treats Be Considered?
All treats should serve a nutritional purpose. They either balance the dogs diet filling nutritional gaps, support digestion or promote joint/coat health.
This food provides solid nutrition but may benefit from some carefully selected treats to complement specific nutrients and support overall well-being.
Recommended Treats to Complement Dr John Hypoallergenic Adult Dry Dog Food
✅ Pig’s Ear - A tasty, protein-rich treat with natural fats that promote skin health and energy levels.
✅ Beef Liver - A nutrient-dense treat high in Vitamin A, iron, and essential amino acids, promoting healthy vision and immune function.
✅ Tripe Sticks - A nutrient-rich, digestible protein source that supports gut health and immune function.
✅ Chicken Feet - A natural source of collagen and glucosamine, helping maintain joint health and skin elasticity.
🚨 Caution: Treats should always be given in moderation. Even natural treats contribute to daily nutrition intake, so they should be part of a balanced feeding plan to avoid excess.
Supplements
💡Why Might Supplements Be Considered?
This food provides a solid nutritional foundation, though some nutrients may be less optimal than in higher-rated foods. Rotating protein sources and introducing targeted supplements, such as omega-3s or joint support, can help maintain overall well-being.
Whole Foods - Additional Nutrients
Looking to enhance your dog’s diet naturally, whole foods can be a great way to introduce additional nutrients.
Even the healthiest whole foods can turn a well-balanced diet into something excessive if portion control is ignored. More nutrition doesn’t always mean better, it often means overload, leading to toxicity, digestive issues, or long-term organ strain.
✔ Whole foods should complement, not compete with a balanced diet.
✔ If you’re adding whole foods regularly, you must reduce the main food accordingly.
✔ If you have any questions about whole foods contact us to ensure the diet stays safe, balanced, and beneficial.
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✅ Independent Analysis – All ratings and reviews are based solely on publicly available information and are not influenced by any third party. The Delicious Dog Food Company does not receive payment or sponsorship in exchange for favourable reviews. Scores are calculated using our independent, locked-in rating system.
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