Does your dog struggle with recurrent bouts of illness, very painful bowels, bloatedness and excessive wind? Have you tried frequently changing from one dog food to another?  Each time you try a new food you risk unsettling his or her poor stomach even further!

Such dogs can be very difficult and challenging, and many owners of these pets often make frequent trips to their Vet Practice in order to gain a diagnosis. However your pet may not be ill at all in a conventional sense - it might be a straightforward case of a food intolerance that is easy to remedy with the right food and treatment

If your dog has some or all of the symptoms described above, or perhaps is suffering from itchy, dry skin, a lack luster, oily coat or is hyper active, then you should really consider moving away from mass market, superstore brand names to a better quality hypo allergenic product such as those available from nk⁹d Ltd.

Hypo allergenic pet food will make great sense for almost any dog. Simply put, it is a formulated food product which should include one kind of meat or fish. For example British Lamb is a wonderful hypo allergenic meat product because it is simple to digest. Hypo allergenic food ought to include one simple carbohydrate for example rice or potato which again are straightforward to digest and provide lots of energy. Additional things to look out for are ingredients like beet pulp and Yucca, which are proven to help digestive function.

Try to keep away from the prevalent food allergy triggers, which include beef, poultry, whole wheat, dairy, eggs, maize and wheat gluten. Also avoid colourings and chemical flavours and preservatives which often cause bad behaviour and hyperactivity and some are even known to be carcinogenic.

Hypo allergenic pet food is now becoming more popular as many people recognise that just like humans, dogs can be sensitive to particular foods. All of the foods available from nk⁹d are Hypo allergenic and contain all the ingredients required to keep your pet healthy. Remember also that common dog treats generally contain allergy causing ingredients so remember to read the labels on these too! 

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