Grain Free Puppy Food

Our grain free puppy food is made with natural ingredients and no grains, with complete, balanced nutrition to support healthy growth from eight weeks. Simple, wholesome, and easy on developing tummies, without any unnecessary fuss. Some pups simply get on better without grains, whether that's down to a sensitive tummy or just your preference for keeping their diet straightforward. Our grain free puppy recipes swap grains for easily digestible carbohydrates like potato, and use freshly prepared meat as the first ingredient. You'll find grain free options in both our Superfood Dry recipes and wet food, so you can pick what suits your pup and your routine. Every recipe skips artificial colours, flavours, and preservatives, along with wheat, soya, and dairy, and they're recipes our nutritionists have helped shape. If you'd like to keep things really simple, our single protein chicken recipe uses one main meat ingredient. Explore the grain free puppy food below and find a recipe that suits your pup.

FAQ

What does grain free puppy food mean?

Grain free puppy food is made without grains like wheat, barley, oats, or rice. Instead, our recipes use easily digestible carbohydrates such as potato to give your pup steady energy. The rest of the recipe is built around freshly prepared meat, so your puppy still gets complete, balanced nutrition.

Is grain free puppy food suitable for everyday feeding?

Yes. Our grain free puppy recipes are complete and balanced, which means they give your pup everything they need for healthy growth and can be fed every day. You can serve them on their own or, if you fancy, mix dry and wet for a bit of variety.

Why do some owners choose grain free food for their puppy?

Some owners prefer grain free options as part of a feeding routine that suits their puppy’s needs and preferences.

Can grain free puppy food be mixed with other puppy foods?

You can. Many owners mix dry kibble with wet food to add variety, texture, and a bit of moisture at mealtimes. If you're switching to grain free from another food, introduce it gradually over seven to ten days so your pup's tummy has time to adjust.

Is grain free puppy food better for a sensitive tummy?

It can suit some pups well. Keeping a recipe simple makes it easier to work out what your puppy gets on with, and grain free options leave grains out of the equation. Every dog is different, though, so it's not a guaranteed fix. If your pup regularly has digestive upset, a quick chat with your vet can help put your mind at ease.