The most allergy-friendly bowl in this book, and the only one that goes fully grain free if you leave the oats out. If you are working through an elimination trial with your vet, this venison sweet potato broccoli dog food…

Venison is the last card in the deck, and the strongest one. Almost no dog in Hong Kong has eaten it, which is precisely why it works when an itchy dog has already been through chicken, beef and lamb. It…

Low-allergy protein, high-water vegetable, hot city. This duck winter melon rice dog food recipe is what you cook in July, and it is quietly useful for dogs who never drink enough. A good deal of their water can arrive in…

Duck is the quiet workhorse of elimination diets: a protein most dogs have never met, and unusually lean once the skin is off. That last part matters, because duck skin is where all the fat is hiding. Take it off…

The same lamb, in a version that lasts longer between meals. Brown rice keeps its bran, so this lamb carrot brown rice dog food recipe carries more fibre and sits more slowly than the sweet potato version. Useful for the…

Lamb is what you bring out when nothing else is working. It smells stronger than chicken or pork, and for a dog who has been picking at meals all week, that smell does most of the persuading before the bowl…

Cutting a dog’s portion is miserable for everyone, particularly the dog staring at an empty bowl ten minutes later. This turkey carrot oat dog food recipe takes the other route: it is one of the leanest in the book, and…

If your dog has been scratching and chicken is the prime suspect, turkey is the sensible next move: handled the same way, cooked the same way, but a protein most local dogs have simply never eaten. This turkey pumpkin rice…

Saba costs a fraction of what salmon does and carries even more omega-3, which feels like it ought not to be allowed. The trade-off is that this mackerel sweet potato dog food recipe is genuinely rich, so it suits lean,…