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Adult Duck & Potato All Breed, 11.5 kg

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600 g fresh meat/kg10% fat
  • Crude protein 21%
  • Grain-free & gluten-free
  • Single protein source (duck)
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Dr.Clauder's Hyposensitive Duck & Potato 11.5 kg — grain-free monoprotein food with a single animal protein source and a single carbohydrate. Duck is a mild protein source with a different flavour profile from chicken. Note that duck is still poultry. The 11.5 kg bag is for regular feeding once you know your dog does well on the food.

Monoprotein with duck • Grain-free & gluten-free • Single carbohydrate • 600 g fresh meat per kg

Which protein source suits your dog?

The core of the Hyposensitive range is always the same: a single animal protein source and potato as the carbohydrate. The difference is the protein source. Here is a simple guide to choosing the variant that suits your dog best.

Situation Typical choice
Your dog has tried many protein sources — chicken, beef, lamb — without lasting effect Venison & Potato
You want a fish-based monoprotein food Salmon & Potato
You want both the animal protein and the animal fat to come from fish Herring & Potato
You want a mild protein source with a different flavour profile from chicken Duck & Potato — duck is still poultry
Your dog is a small breed Duck Mini

New to Duck & Potato?

The 11.5 kg bag is for regular feeding once you know your dog does well on the food. If you haven't tried Duck & Potato before, we recommend starting with 3.5 kg first.

  • Start carefully with a smaller size
  • Same recipe whatever the bag size
  • Move up to 11.5 kg once you know the food suits your dog
See Duck & Potato in a smaller size

What can you keep an eye on during the switch?

There is no guarantee and no fixed timeline. But when you switch to a simpler feeding line, it can help to watch the same things over time.

Stomach and stools

Many people start here. Watch whether the stomach seems calmer and whether stools become more stable in the weeks after the transition.

Itching and paw licking

Many choose monoprotein because their dog licks its paws, scratches or rubs its ears. It takes time. Give it at least 8 weeks — and don't switch treats along the way.

Coat and skin

Coat and skin are usually the last to change and the slowest to assess. Follow them over 1.5–2 months.

General well-being

For many, it is about making feeding easier to manage: one food, one protein direction and fewer things to guess at.

Every dog is different. The above are things to watch — not medical promises.


Stick to the same protein source

When you choose monoprotein, it makes sense to keep food and treats to the same protein source. Treats with other protein sources make it harder to judge whether the food is working.

The duck range


Ingredients

Complete food for adult dogs.

Potatoes 50%, duck meat protein (dried) 20%, potato protein, poultry fat, linseed, hydrolysed duck protein, monocalcium phosphate, fish oil, apple (dried) 1%, chicory powder 1%, Dr.Clauder's Pro Digest 5 Complex 0.75% (fructo-oligosaccharides, cranberry, pineapple powder, yeast beta-glucan, hemp flour, spirulina powder), yeast (dried, of which 0.05% glucans), sodium chloride, safflower oil.

Analytical constituents
Crude protein 21%
Crude fat 10%
Crude fibre 2.7%
Crude ash 6.2%
Calcium 1.2%
Phosphorus 0.9%
Additives per kg

Nutritional additives:
Vitamin A 13,500 IU, vitamin D3 1,350 IU, vitamin E 400 mg, vitamin B1 3 mg, vitamin B2 6 mg, vitamin B6 2 mg, vitamin B12 45 mcg, vitamin C 100 mg, biotin 200 mcg, folic acid 1 mg, niacin 20 mg, pantothenic acid 18 mg, copper (as copper sulphate) 11 mg, zinc (as zinc sulphate, monohydrate) 77 mg, iodine (as calcium iodate, anhydrous) 2.7 mg, selenium (as sodium selenite) 0.2 mg.

Technological additives:
Antioxidants: EU-approved additives (tocopherol-rich extracts of natural origin and propyl gallate).

Daily feeding guide
Dog's weight Daily amount
2.5–5 kg 55–80 g
7.5–10 kg 125–155 g
12.5–15 kg 185–210 g
17.5–20 kg 195–260 g
22.5–25 kg 280–310 g
30–35 kg 355–395 g
40–45 kg 440–480 g
50–60 kg 520–595 g
70–80 kg 665–735 g
90–100 kg 805–870 g

Base the amount on your dog's ideal weight. A very active dog may need a little more, a calm dog a little less. Ideally split the daily amount into two meals, and always provide fresh water.

Switching to a new food

Never change dog food abruptly. Take 7–10 days for the transition:

  • Days 1–3: 25% new food, 75% old
  • Days 4–6: 50% new food, 50% old
  • Days 7–9: 75% new food, 25% old
  • Day 10: 100% new food

Give the food at least 8–12 weeks before deciding whether it suits your dog.

Frequently asked questions

How long should I give the food?
At least 8 weeks — ideally 12. That time frame gives you a real basis for judging whether the food suits your dog. The stomach usually settles first; itching and coat take longer.

What is the difference between hyposensitive and sensitive dog food?
Hyposensitive food has only one animal protein source and a single carbohydrate, so the composition is easy to keep track of. Sensitive food is a gentle everyday food for dogs with sensitive digestion, but it is not a monoprotein food.

What should I do about treats?
Treats with protein sources other than the dry food can make it harder to judge whether the food is working. Use treats from the same range — Trainee Snacks Duck and Filé Strips Duck Breast keep the composition simple.

The stools look different in the first few weeks. Is that normal?
Yes. Switching to a new food can temporarily change the appearance and consistency of the stools. In most dogs this settles within 2–4 weeks.

Is duck the same as chicken?
No, but duck is still poultry. If you want to avoid poultry completely, Herring & Potato is the most consistent choice in the range, because both protein and fat come from fish.

When does the 11.5 kg bag make sense?
When you already know your dog does well on Duck & Potato and you want the best price per kilo. If the food is new, start with a smaller bag.

Have questions about which variant suits your dog best? Write to us – we're happy to help.

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