Salmon & Trout (Large Breed) | Hypoallergenic Dry Dog Food | Grain Free by Pet Connection

🐟 Pet Connection Grain Free Large Breed Adult Dog Food – Salmon & Trout with Sweet Potato & Asparagus 

Support your large breed dog’s health with a delicious blend of freshly prepared salmon and trout, paired with sweet potato and nutrient-rich asparagus. This grain-free, hypoallergenic formula is crafted to meet the unique nutritional needs of larger dogs, with added joint support and optimally sized kibble for slower chewing and better digestion

For dogs with sensitivities, it's important to avoid common allergens in both food and treats. Pair this fish-based diet with natural chews from the Natural Connection range, such as those containing novel proteins like Duck Wings.

The veterinary approved formula is natural, complete and balanced, ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs and those requiring a hypoallergenic diet. Formulated with sweet potato, a complex carbohydrate rich in B vitamins, and potato, rather than the grains typically found in dog foods, the food is perfect for dogs who suffer from sensitivities or allergies to grains such as wheat.

Responsibly sourced and highly digestible, Salmon is the key protein source contained within the food, ensuring a reliable source of essential amino acids. Asparagus is included due to its rich vitamin A, C and K content, and as it contains folic acid which contributes to general health and well being. Omega 3 is added to boost cognitive and visual development as an excellent source of EPA and DHA. Prebiotics MOS and FOS promote the growth of healthy gut bacteria and aid digestion. Naturally preserved using rosemary extract, the food is free from artificial colours and preservatives.

Extremely palatable due to the high meat content, this food is often used as low to medium value training treats by owners keen to improve the behaviour of their dogs. For dogs with sensitivities, intolerances and allergies, it is important to ensure that any treats used do not contain the trigger food. Ideal treats for these dogs may include natural chews from the 

Symptoms of food allergies and intolerances in dogs can encompass anything from chronic ear infections, gastrointestinal issues and chronic diarrhoea to constant licking of the feet, tear stains, chronic gas and itching. Acute symptoms should always be seen by a veterinary professional to ensure they can be treated appropriately. Some vets will recommend allergy testing, others will recommend an exclusion diet, during which the dog should be trialled on multiple different diets, including wheat gluten free, grain free, chicken free, etc. in an attempt to discover the trigger. While medication may be administered to treat the symptoms of an allergy, it is important to discover the root cause to prevent ongoing suffering caused by exposure to the allergen.

⭐ Key Benefits

• ✅ Grain-Free & Hypoallergenic – No wheat, corn, or soy

• ✅ High Fish Content – 50% total fish, including freshly prepared salmon & trout

• ✅ Joint Support – Glucosamine, MSM & Chondroitin for mobility

• ✅ Large Breed Specific – Kibble size and shape tailored for big dogs

• ✅ Digestive Health – Prebiotics MOS & FOS for gut support

• ✅ Omega 3 Rich – EPA & DHA for skin, coat, brain & eye health

• ✅ Natural Preservation – Preserved with rosemary extract

• ✅ Veterinary Approved – Balanced, complete nutrition

❓ FAQs

Q: Is this food suitable for large breed dogs with grain allergies? A: Yes! It’s completely grain-free and ideal for dogs with wheat or gluten sensitivities.

Q: Why choose fish as a protein source? A: Fish is rich in Omega 3 fatty acids, highly digestible, and ideal for dogs with common protein allergies.

Q: What does asparagus add to the formula? A: Asparagus is packed with vitamins and antioxidants that support immune health and digestion.

Q: How does this food support joint health? A: It includes glucosamine, MSM, and chondroitin to promote mobility and joint strength—especially important for larger breeds.

Q: What precautions should I take to prevent bloat? A: Avoid exercise before and after meals, feed smaller portions more frequently, and use slow-feeding bowls.