Senior Dog Turkey with Rice and Vegetables
Suppose your senior dog has ever struggled with tummy or stomach problems, stiff joints, or sensitivities after meal time. In that case, you are not the only one—many older dogs develop food intolerance or need extra support for digestion and mobility. That’s where our Senior Dog Turkey with Rice and Vegetables wet food comes in handy because it is formulated to be gentle on the stomach while providing complete and balanced nutrition.
Our senior-friendly recipe combines wholesome, carefully selected ingredients to support digestion, energy, joint health, and overall well-being—and of course, with great taste, because there is no point in healthy food if your dog isn’t enjoying it.
Why Choose Senior Dog Turkey with Rice and Vegetables?
Not all dogs in their older years can digest heavy meals or manage grains easily. Some may experience bloating, itching, or slower digestion. Our senior dog recipe is designed to avoid these issues while supplying essential nutrients your dog needs for everyday comfort and vitality.
Our Turkey with Rice and Vegetables recipe is more advanced, offering a complete meal with 65% Turkey, a rich source of lean, highly digestible protein packed with amino acids, minerals, and B vitamins. It also includes 12.5% Brown Rice and 10% Vegetables for natural fibre and energy. To further support joint health, Glucosamine and Chondroitin are added, helping to keep your senior companion active and comfortable.
What Makes Our Recipe Special
Following awesome key ingredients and features which make our recipe special:
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Turkey (65%): A lean, digestible protein source to support strong muscles and repair in senior dogs.
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Brown Rice (12.5%) & Vegetables (10%): Gentle carbohydrates and fibre for steady energy and easy digestion.
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Sunflower & Salmon Oils: A balanced source of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, which help keep your dog’s skin healthy and coat shiny.
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Glucosamine & Chondroitin: Added to support joint flexibility and mobility in older dogs.
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Natural Recipe: Made with 100% natural ingredients, with added vitamins, minerals, and calcium to support immune system, teeth, and bones.
Each ingredient is selected for dog health—no fillers, no hidden ingredients—just a recipe that helps your senior dog thrive.
How It Compares to Other Options
Some owners try to prepare homemade meals for senior dogs, and while that may seem ideal, it’s difficult to ensure the right balance of nutrients without careful planning and supplements. Others stick to dry food, which can be harder to digest for older dogs.
Our senior wet dog food offers the best of both worlds: a ready-to-serve meal with balanced nutrition that is gentle on sensitive stomachs and supports overall health in older age.
What Other Pet Owners Are Saying
One of our customers, Sarah, a dog mum in the UK, was really worried about her Labrador, Max. Every other food left him bloated and low on energy. After switching to our Senior Dog Turkey with Rice and Vegetables recipe, Max’s digestion improved within days, his mobility became easier, and his coat looked shinier than ever.
And this is the difference that the right food with balanced nutrients can make.
FAQs About Senior Dog Turkey with Rice and Vegetables
1. Is this food only for senior dogs?
Yes, this recipe is specially formulated for senior dogs with added joint support and easily digestible ingredients. Puppies and younger dogs should have recipes made for their life stage.
2. Will my dog still get enough fibre without grains?
Absolutely. Brown rice and vegetables like peas and carrots provide natural fibre to support digestion.
3. Is wet food better than dry food for older dogs?
Wet food is often easier to chew, digest, and more palatable, making it a great choice for older or picky eaters.
4. Does it contain artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives?
No, this recipe contains 100% natural ingredients with added vitamins and minerals, nothing artificial.
5. How do I transition my senior dog to this food?
Introduce gradually over 7 to 10 days by mixing with your dog’s current food and slowly increasing the portion.