Dry dog food Farmina Pet Foods ULTRAHYPO CANINE Adult Fish 2 kg, for adult giant breeds

Farmina Pet Foods ULTRAHYPO CANINE Adult Fish 2 kg is a hypoallergenic dry dog food formulated specifically for adult giant-breed dogs weighing over 45 kg. This limited-ingredient complete diet uses fish as the primary animal protein and is intended for maintenance feeding to support digestive health, skin condition and overall nutrient needs of large adult dogs with food sensitivities or suspected alimentary intolerance. The formulation is suitable for use as an elimination diet or as a long-term maintenance diet under veterinary guidance for dogs with food allergies, atopy-related skin issues or recurrent digestive disturbances.

Advantages

The product provides a single animal protein source from fish and a simplified ingredient profile to minimize exposure to potential dietary allergens. It is nutritionally complete for the adult life stage of giant breeds and designed to support digestion and skin health. The hypoallergenic formulation can be used diagnostically as an elimination diet and as a management option for dogs that are refractory to other atopic dermatitis treatments or that experience recurrent diarrhoea associated with alimentary intolerance.

Suitable for

• Adult giant-breed dogs (over 45 kg) requiring maintenance nutrition
• Dogs with suspected food allergies or alimentary intolerance
• Cases requiring an elimination diet for dietary diagnosis
• Dogs with atopy-related skin conditions unresponsive to other treatments
• Dogs with recurrent diarrhoea linked to dietary causes

Key specifications

• Format: dry kibble, 2 kg bag
• Primary animal protein: fish
• Intended life stage: adult
• Breed size: giant breeds (>45 kg)
• Diet type: hypoallergenic, limited-ingredient complete diet
• Purpose: maintenance nutrition, support for digestion and skin health

How to use

Feed as the sole source of nutrition following recommended daily amounts adjusted for body weight, activity level and environmental conditions. When used as an elimination diet, provide this food exclusively for the recommended diagnostic period and avoid treats, supplements or other foods that could confound results. Transition gradually over several days by mixing increasing proportions of the new food with the previous diet to reduce digestive upset. For long-term use in dogs with clinical conditions, follow the feeding duration and monitoring plan advised by a veterinarian.

Usage recommendations

Consult a veterinarian before starting this diet, particularly when it is used to diagnose or manage food allergies, atopy or chronic diarrhoea. Regular clinical review and monitoring of body condition, skin status and stool quality are recommended to assess efficacy and adjust feeding amounts as needed.