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Harringtons Dog Food

What wet dog food options does Harringtons offer?

Harringtons provides a diverse selection of wet dog food to cater to your dog's needs: Grain-Free Range: Our grain-free wet dog food is made with natural ingredients and added vitamins and minerals, suitable for dogs aged 8 weeks and o...

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Is There a Chicken-Free Dog Food Option from Harringtons?

If you're looking for a chicken-free dog food due to your dog’s dietary needs or preferences, Harringtons does offer an option. Our Just 6 range is crafted with sensitive digestion in mind and uses a limited number of ingredients, with a...

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Is your food suitable for dogs with medical conditions?

Our pet food is crafted with a focus on general nutrition and wellness, and is not specifically formulated to be suitable for pets with specific medical conditions. There are various health issues that require specially formulated diets,...

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What are the benefits of the new and improved Harringtons Dry food recipes?

In brief... it's more nutritious, healthier and tastier! We revamped our original dry dog food recipes at the end of 2022 to be even tastier and better for your canine companion. Ingredients information is available at the indiv...

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How much food should I feed my puppy?

Every dog is different and we recommend consulting with a qualified vet to establish the ideal amounts for your dog. Depending on physical size and breed, puppies will mature at different rates and have different nutritional needs. For i...

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What should my dog(s) ideal adult body weight be?

It is essential that your pet maintains an ideal body condition throughout life for optimum health and to try to minimise the risk and impact of conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and arthritis. To see if your dogs fall into a he...

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What is the difference between small dog food and another adult food except for the size of the kibbles?

Small dogs can benefit from extra protein in their diet, which the small breed dog food gives them.

My dog has very bad flatulence

Passing gas is a normal bodily function but you may wish to address the fact when the farts seem tobe excessive or very stinky. A foul-smelling fart is an indication that some food has not been properlydigested and is fermenting inside t...

What are the phosphorous levels of your dry foods?

We do not measure phosphorous levels in our foods. If your dog requires a low/high phosphorouslevel on advice from your vet, you will need a specialist food. Your vet should be able to advise you.

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Can you freeze your wet dog food?

There might not be a need to freeze products as the refrigerated storage of the opened product isseventy-two hours. Therefore, any uneaten food can be placed in a sealed container in the fridgeand served the next day. However, the produc...

Can cats eat dog food?

Cats should not be fed dog food as it does not contain enough taurine and has a nutritional profilesuitable for dogs only. Long term feeding of dog food to cats could cause your cat to becomeunwell. It is not a problem if your cat occasi...

What is the difference between an adult food and a Worker food?

Our Worker food has been formulated for working or active dogs, so it contains more protein andcalories than our standard food. Whilst this food is suitable for most dogs, for non-working and lessactive dogs, it may give extra energy (yo...

Do you make a food for a diabetic dog?

We do not add sugar to our Harringtons dog food but there are natural sugars present in theingredients. Usually complex carbohydrates such as those found in whole grain are best as theseare broken down in the digestive system slowly and ...

When do you change from puppy to adult food?

Q: What age is best to transition my puppy to the equivalent adult option? Answer: General advice is to begin to make the change once your puppy is around three-quarters expected adult size and many people choose to do so at some point b...

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