Senior Dog Food

How do I transition my senior dog to Naturo food?

To transition your senior dog to Naturo food, gradually mix a small amount of it with their current food over 7-10 days. Increase the proportion of Naturo daily to help prevent digestive upset and ensure a smooth transition to their new diet.

Are there any artificial additives in Naturo senior dog foods?

Naturo senior dog foods contain no artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives, ensuring a natural and healthy diet for your ageing dog. This commitment to quality helps promote their overall well-being.

Will Naturo senior dog food help my dog stay at the optimal weight?

At Naturo we understand that dog food for older dogs needs to contain good protein and fat levels to help your dog maintain a healthy weight as they slow down with age. Our senior dog recipes contain optimal fat and protein levels and vitamin B to support a healthy energy balance.

What Is The Healthiest Dog Food for Senior Dogs?

There is no specific type of food which is healthiest for senior dog’s, it is totally up to you and your pup's preference!

We have a full range of Senior food available, from dry food, to pouches, cans and trays with a variety of With Rice, and Grain-Free options to choose from. Make sure to do your research to figure out which Naturo product works best for you and your dog. Learn more about our recipes here.

Is Senior Dog Food Necessary?

Senior dog food is necessary, as the composition is specially made to cater for our older dogs. With added Glucosamine and Chondroitin, it helps to maintain healthy joints as your pup begins to age. Senior dogs also require less calories as they age compared to
active adult dogs.

Although there are no adverse effects of feeding your senior pup adult food, it is always recommended that you feed according to life stage. If you have any concerns about your feeding, please contact a trusted vet.

To find out more about caring for a senior dog, please visit here.

What is the Difference Between Senior Dog Food & Regular Dog Food?

Senior pets require less energy from their diet as they age as they become less active. Our feeding guides take this into consideration to ensure your pup maintains a healthy weight. Our senior recipes also contain glucosamine and chondroitin, which are natural components found in the cartilage of joints. As pets age, their joints can deteriorate so added glucosamine and chondroitin may help to
maintain health joints.  

When Should I Switch My Dog To Senior Food?

Our senior range begins at 7 years old; we advise that you begin to transition your dog from adult food to senior once they reach this age.

Can Younger Dogs Eat Senior Food?

It is of course best to feed your pet a diet developed for their lifestage however, we would expect no adverse consequence from the inadvertent occasional use of a diet designed for a senior dog.

Does Naturo Senior Food Support Joint Health?

As our pets begin to age, we want to provide them with the best nutrition for maintenance and repair of the body. Glucosamine and chondroitin are added to our senior recipes to help maintain healthy joints as they age. There are many natural sources of antioxidants in our recipe which help protect the body against oxidative damage and stress.

Is Senior Dog Food Lower In Calories?

Our senior food isn’t lower in calories, however senior pets do require less energy each day than adult dogs. Therefore, when calculating our feeding guidelines, we take this into consideration and calculate specifically for the caloric needs of senior pets. We know dogs love the taste of our Naturo recipes, therefore we try not to change the recipe too much between adult and senior recipes to
ensure your dog still loves their dinners even after transitioning to a senior
diet.