Dry food for dogs: Premium single-protein

Grain-free dry food for dogs

Our grain-free dry food relies on single-protein recipes with a high meat content and clear, honest labelling. For every life stage and size you'll find the right variety, well tolerated and free from grain, so your dog is provided with everything it needs.

Good dry food is the reliable base in the bowl: practical to store, easy to dose and with a high energy density. Our NANDOO dry food focuses on what matters: a high meat content, grain-free recipes and clearly declared ingredients. From the popular lamb with vegetables variety to single-protein recipes for elimination diets, you'll find the right basis for every dog.

Grain-free with a high meat content

Many cheap dry foods bulk out the recipe with grain. Instead, we rely on meat as the main ingredient and do without wheat, sugar and artificial additives. This benefits dogs prone to soft stools, flatulence or itching, and supports calmer digestion.

The right food for every life stage

A dog's needs change with age. To help you choose the right food, we've sorted our dry food by life stage:

Puppies need food that supports growth and digestion, with smaller kibble that even small mouths can manage well.
You'll find the selection in Dry food for puppies. Adult dogs do best with a balanced everyday recipe, while seniors benefit from a lighter composition that takes a calmer metabolism into account: you can read more in the Dry food for seniors. For petite breeds there's also appropriately sized kibble in Dry food for small breeds.

For sensitive dogs and allergy-prone dogs

If your dog reacts sensitively to certain ingredients, our single-protein varieties are the right choice. They're suitable for an elimination diet and are grouped together in Dry food for allergy-prone dogs.

Switching gently

It's best to introduce a new dry food over seven to ten days, gradually increasing the proportion of new food. This lets the stomach get used to it calmly. If your dog prefers something moister, the dry food can be soaked with a little warm water or mixed with a portion of wet food.

Dry food or wet food?

Both have their strengths, and many dog owners end up combining the two. Dry food is practical, has a long shelf life and is easy to dose, and chewing the kibble also helps keep teeth clean. Wet food scores with its high moisture content and strong smell, which tends to encourage fussy or older dogs to eat. A proven approach is to feed dry food as a base and top it up with a portion of wet food. For a sensitive dog, the only important thing is to stick to the same well-tolerated protein source in both cases.

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