Dr. John Hypoallergenic Chicken with Oats

Gilbertson & Page

£9.99

A complete diet suitable to be fed to dogs with sensitive digestions. Dr. John Hypoallergenic Chicken with Oats is a hypoallergenic recipe made without wheat. Loaded with chicken (26%) providing healthy protein and essential fats and with a crunchy base of wholesome oats and barley, Dr. John Hypoallergenic Chicken with Oats is designed to help support working dogs with sensitive stomachs or those with difficulty digesting wheat. Our crunchy bite-sized kibbles are made with high quality, natural ingredients and no added artificial colours, flavours or sugars as standard. Suitable for: Adult Sen

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Registered at Companies House as GILBERTSON & PAGE LIMITED, number 00055762. Checked 2026-08-29.
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