Collection: Grain Free with Sweet Potato

The two terms are not interchangeable.

Grain-free simply means that the recipe does not contain grains such as wheat, rice or oats.

A food described as hypoallergenic is formulated to reduce exposure to ingredients that are commonly associated with food sensitivities, but individual dogs can react to many different ingredients, including animal proteins.

If you are trying to identify a suspected food allergy or intolerance, speak to your vet about the most appropriate approach.

It can be suitable for some dogs, but a sensitive stomach does not automatically mean your dog needs grain-free food.

If your dog has digestive issues, it is usually more useful to look at the entire recipe, including the protein source, carbohydrate source and any additional ingredients.

Keeping your dog’s diet consistent can also make it easier to understand what agrees with them.

Nature’s Harvest Grain Free Wet Dog Food is available in several protein options, including Chicken, Lamb and Salmon.

There is no single protein that is best for every dog. If your dog already does well on a particular protein, that can be a sensible place to start.

If you suspect your dog reacts to a particular ingredient or protein, speak to your vet before making major dietary changes.

Yes. Nature’s Harvest Grain Free Wet Dog Food is a complete food, so it can be fed as your dog’s main diet when served according to the feeding guidelines.

You can also combine wet and dry food if you prefer mixed feeding, provided your dog’s overall daily intake remains appropriate.

If your dog has digestive sensitivities or you are unsure which recipe may suit them, our Sensitive Stomach Guide explains what to look for when comparing different foods.