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Wheat Gluten Free & Grain Free Hypoallergenic Dog Food
For all lifestages
Manufactured in the UK using the finest ingredients. We do not include artificial flavours, artificial colours, preservatives or synthetic additives in any of our Nature’s Harvest recipes.
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For sensitive stomachs
Made with sweet potato rather than brown rice, our grain free hypoallergenic formulations offer a kinder alternative to those dogs prone to dietary sensitivities including wheat and maize.
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Perfect accompaniment
Made with prebiotics for promotion of good bacteria in the digestive system, Nature's Harvest Hypoallergenic Mixer is designed specifically to be mixed with all wet food diets including raw and BARF programmes.
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Wheat gluten free
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- 10 x 395g trays of wet food
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Grain free
- 10 x 395g trays of wet food
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- **Half price for the first month**
- Free delivery direct to your door
- Save money - 5% off every month
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£18.72/month
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Nutrition for healthy pets & happy owners
Petfood for all breeds & all lifestages
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How do I know how much dog food to buy?
This all depends on the size and breed of your dog and the Nature's Harvest product you are choosing. Please look at the feeding guides linked to each of the products which will show you the daily feeding requirement for your dog's weight.
How much do you charge for delivery?
It’s free for orders over £60 and £6 for orders under that. If you opt for the subscription service, all delivery is free of charge.
When and where do I pay?
Once you click on your trolley in the top right hand corner. this will take you to the checkout page. Here you will be guided through your payment options and the money will be taken for your online order from the payment option that you choose. For Subscription Services, money will be taken on the renewal date and you will always receive an email notification prior to an upcoming renewal.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Paypal and all types of Visa and Mastercard.
I need more information. Can I speak to a real person?
Of course. You can call on 0330 124 8231 or email at info@naturesharvestpet.com
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