Profine Hypoallergenic Dog Food

Profine hypoallergenic dog food is specially developed for dogs with sensitive digestion or food sensitivities. The carefully formulated recipes support healthy digestion, skin, and overall vitality.

Hypoallergenic food for sensitive dogs

Some dogs are sensitive to certain ingredients in their food. This can manifest as digestive problems, itching, skin irritation, or a dull coat. Profine hypoallergenic dog food is developed with carefully selected ingredients and high-quality protein sources to help reduce the risk of unwanted food reactions.

The balanced recipes contain easily digestible ingredients and are tailored to dogs with sensitive digestion or food sensitivities. At the same time, the food provides your dog with all the essential nutrients needed for a healthy, active, and vital life. It also supports healthy skin, a shiny coat, and optimal intestinal function.

Within the Profine range, you will find various hypoallergenic foods suited to your dog's age, size, and specific nutritional needs. This makes it easy to choose the food that best suits your loyal four-legged companion.

Frequently asked questions

What is hypoallergenic dog food?

Hypoallergenic dog food is specially formulated with carefully selected ingredients and protein sources to help reduce the risk of food-related hypersensitivity reactions.

Which dogs is Profine hypoallergenic dog food suitable for?

Profine hypoallergenic dog food is suitable for dogs with sensitive digestion, food sensitivities, or dogs that benefit from carefully selected ingredients.

Can hypoallergenic dog food help with itching or skin problems?

When skin or coat problems are caused by a food sensitivity, a hypoallergenic diet may help. If symptoms persist, always consult a veterinarian.

Is Profine hypoallergenic dog food a complete food?

Yes, Profine hypoallergenic dog food is a complete food containing all the essential nutrients your dog needs every day.

How do I switch to hypoallergenic dog food?

Gradually switch over by mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the current food over approximately seven days. This allows the digestive system to adjust to the new food gradually.