Dry Dog Food Brit Mono Protein Lamb 400 g — single-protein complete diet for dogs

Brit Mono Protein Lamb 400 g is a dry complete diet formulated around a single animal protein source — lamb. The recipe is designed for adult dogs that require a simplified protein profile, whether for food sensitivity management, elimination diets or rotational feeding. Packaged in a 400 g bag, this feed provides balanced levels of protein, fats and essential nutrients appropriate for maintenance of adult dogs in normal activity conditions.

Advantages

The single-protein formulation reduces the number of potential allergenic sources, which can simplify diagnosing food sensitivities and help stabilise digestion. The complete feed includes vitamins and minerals to meet daily nutritional needs and supports skin and coat condition through selected fatty acids. Small package size allows trial feeding, controlled portions and easy storage for households managing multiple diets.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs requiring a single-protein diet
• Dogs on elimination or hypoallergenic diet trials
• Rotational feeding programs
• Owners who need small-pack portions for testing or travel

Key specifications

• Format: dry extruded kibble
• Main animal protein: lamb
• Pack size: 400 g
• Nutritional scope: complete maintenance diet for adult dogs
• Includes vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids for skin and coat support

How to use

Introduce Brit Mono Protein Lamb gradually over several days by mixing with the dog’s current food, increasing the share of the new food until a complete transition is achieved. Follow feeding guidelines on the packaging adjusted for your dog's weight, age, and activity level; provide fresh water at all times. Monitor stool quality and overall condition during the transition and consult a veterinarian if you observe adverse reactions or persistent digestive issues.

Usage recommendations

Use this single-protein feed as part of a controlled elimination trial or to rotate protein sources while ensuring caloric and nutrient requirements are met. For dogs with suspected allergies, consult a veterinarian before and during the trial, and avoid offering other protein treats or mixed foods that could confound results.