Alvar Pet Digestion/Duck dry food for dogs

ALVAR PET DRY FOOD FOR DOGS - FROM THE NORDICS - DEVELOPED BY VETERINARIANS Care for your sensitive dog’s stomach with our grain-free and hypoallergenic Digestion recipe, featuring fresh duck and targeted support for gut health. This carefully crafted recipe provides gentle nutrition for dogs with sensitive stomachs. With moderate energy (377 kcal/100 g), protein (24%), and fat (13%), it’s perfectly balanced for adult dogs needing extra digest...
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ALVAR PET DRY FOOD FOR DOGS - FROM THE NORDICS - DEVELOPED BY VETERINARIANS

Care for your sensitive dog’s stomach with our grain-free and hypoallergenic Digestion recipe, featuring fresh duck and targeted support for gut health.

This carefully crafted recipe provides gentle nutrition for dogs with sensitive stomachs. With moderate energy (377 kcal/100 g), protein (24%), and fat (13%), it’s perfectly balanced for adult dogs needing extra digestive care. Duck serves as the single animal protein source, limiting exposure to most common allergens while delivering high-quality nutrients.

Psyllium and prebiotics ensure optimal digestive function and firm stools, while antioxidants and fatty acids support skin, coat, and natural defenses. Locally produced in the Nordics, this hypoallergenic, grain-free option gives your dog the comfort and nutrition they deserve.

Key product benefits:

Digestion+ Highly digestible ingredients and psyllium for healthy digestion and firm feces. Prebiotics and fibres to support gut health.

Skin & Coat+ High quality protein, essential fatty acids and other key nutrients to nourish sensitive skin and aid healthy hair growth and shine.

Sensitivity+ Single animal protein source and selected ingredients for sensitive dogs. Antioxidants and prebiotics to boost natural defences.

Recipe summary:

Mono-protein duck for hypoallergenic care, grain-free

Psyllium and prebiotics for digestive health

Fatty acids to support skin and coat

Antioxidants to boost immunity

Locally produced (Denmark), developed by veterinarians

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