Naturo Lamb Dog Food | Natural Meals for Dogs

We offer both grain-free high meat wet food (made with sweet potato and vegetables) and grain-inclusive options made with easily digestible brown rice. You can filter by grain-free in the menu above.

Yes. High meat dog food made with single or highly digestible protein sources (such as chicken, turkey, or lamb) is easier on a dog's digestive system. Naturo recipes combine high meat percentages with gentle carbohydrates like brown rice or sweet potato to promote smooth digestion.

We prioritise sourcing ingredients locally whenever feasible, allowing us to trace them directly back to the farms of our trusted suppliers. Naturo products contain no hard-to-digest animal ingredients, fillers, or artificial chemicals.

Find out more about Naturo here.

All Naturo products are complete recipes, so you can feed our wet or dry products on their own. However, you can also mix them if that works for you and your pet.

Please see the Naturo feeding guide to see the recommended daily amount to be feeding. For more information on looking after your dog, please see our Dog Care Guide.

While most dogs can eat any pet food happily, a small percentage of dogs have sensitive tummies and can have intolerances or allergies to certain foods and therefore need to avoid certain ingredients found in pet foods.

Some of the clinical signs of food allergies or intolerances are (but not limited to): vomiting, diarrhoea, poor coat condition, hair loss, scratching and itching of skin and ears, inflamed
skin, and weight loss.If your pet displays any of these symptoms, consult a certified veterinarian for advice.

The main foods that can cause allergies or adverse food reactions in dogs are certain meats, dairy and wheat. At Naturo, we have meal options without these ingredients. Naturo recipes are not therapeutic veterinary diets, always seek advice from a certified veterinarian if your pet is showing signs of allergies.

When changing to Naturo, you should transition to the new diet gradually in order to give your dogs digestive system time to adjust to the change. Ideally, these transitions should happen over 14 days. During this transition, you will gradually incorporate more and more of the new food by mixing it with your dog's current diet.