Dog & Cat Food
Welcome to the world of Dog & Cat –
the place for everything your pet needs. Whether you're looking for high-quality dog food (dry), special puppy food for a healthy start, tasty dog snacks as a reward or balanced cat food:
Here you'll find carefully selected products for every life stage and need. Quality, taste and health are central, so your dog or cat gets the best every day. Discover our range of food and snacks that contribute to vitality, healthy digestion and a shiny coat.
All clearly grouped for dog and cat – from puppy to senior.
Dog & Cat Food — FAQ
How do I decide between a complete diet (dry or wet) and snacks or chews?
Choose a complete, labelled "complete and balanced" diet for the pet's main daily meals — that ensures all essential nutrients for the life stage. Use snacks and chews for training, enrichment or occasional rewards, and keep them to a small portion of daily calories so they do not unbalance nutrition or cause weight gain. Treats made from single animal parts are fine as occasional rewards, but should not replace a balanced meal.
Which food is right for my pet's life stage and size?
Pick a formula matched to life stage: puppy/junior and kitten formulas have higher energy and growth nutrients, adult formulas maintain condition, and senior formulas are lower calorie or include joint support. Choose kibble size and energy density to match breed size — small-breed recipes for small mouths, large-breed puppy recipes to control growth rate. For cats, prioritize high-quality animal protein and essential nutrients like taurine.
My pet has a sensitive stomach or food intolerance — what should I choose?
Start with limited-ingredient or single-protein diets to identify triggers, and switch gradually over 7–10 days. For persistent problems consult your veterinarian who may recommend a hypoallergenic or hydrolysed diet. When choosing treats, prefer single-ingredient, gently processed options (dehydrated or air-dried) and avoid high-fat, highly spiced snacks that can worsen digestive issues.
How do I use meaty chews and oils/fats safely and effectively?
Match chew size and hardness to your pet's size and chewing style, always supervise to prevent choking, and remove small fragments. Limit chews for pets that need weight or fat control and avoid hard chews for animals with dental disease. Oils and fat supplements can improve coat condition and provide omega fatty acids — add them at recommended doses, account for the extra calories in the daily allowance, and consult a vet before use if your pet has pancreatitis or other metabolic issues.