Working dog nutrition

Grain Free Working Dog Food 15kg

Grain-free working dog food for active dogs, gundogs and HPRs that do better without wheat, rice, barley or oats.

15kg grain-free recipes with fish, duck, turkey, lamb, pork, venison and other practical protein options.

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Grain-free recipes No wheat, rice, barley or oats
Free UK delivery England, Wales, most of Scotland
VAT-free pricing For working dogs

Grain-free working dog food at a glance

Start with your dog's age, workload, digestion and preferred protein source, then compare the recipes below.

For sensitive digestion

Useful for dogs that seem to do better without cereals, especially where stools, coat or food tolerance matter.

For active adults

Complete 15kg adult working dog foods for training, picking up, beating and active daily routines.

For puppies and juniors

Choose a dedicated puppy or junior recipe first. Some options are grain-free, but life stage matters most.

For older dogs

Senior grain-free recipes may suit older dogs where weight, joints, digestion and condition need more attention.

Grain-free working dog food recipes

Use the filters and sort controls below to narrow the range by life stage, dietary type, protein source and price.

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Why grain-free food may suit working dogs

Some working dogs hold condition better on grain-free food, especially where digestion, stools or coat condition are a consideration. Grain-free does not mean every dog needs it, but it can be a sensible option for dogs that do not do well on cereal-based recipes.

The aim is simple: steady energy, good condition, reliable digestion and food your dog will eat consistently. That matters more than chasing fashionable ingredients.

What is inside these grain-free recipes?

  • Complete adult working dog food: balanced recipes for daily feeding.
  • No wheat, rice, barley or oats: grain-free recipes use other carbohydrate sources.
  • Sweet potato and vegetables: practical carbohydrate sources for steady day-to-day energy.
  • Fish, duck, turkey, lamb and venison: useful options if your dog does better on a particular protein source.
  • Clear feeding guides: start with the bag guide, then adjust by workload and body condition.

Choosing the right grain-free recipe

Fish-based recipes are often a good starting point for dogs where coat condition, digestion or food sensitivity matter. Duck, turkey, lamb, pork and venison recipes give you alternatives if your dog does better away from chicken or fish.

For harder-working dogs, look for a recipe that keeps weight steady through training and field days. For dogs that gain weight easily, feed towards the lower end of the guide and check condition regularly.

Grain-free food by life stage

This page includes grain-free options across the working dog range, but life stage still matters. Puppies need a proper puppy or junior recipe, adults need a maintenance food that suits their workload, and older dogs may benefit from a senior formula.

Grain-free does not mean low carbohydrate

Grain-free dog food replaces cereals with other carbohydrate sources such as sweet potato, potato or peas. It is still a complete dry food, so check the individual product page if you need exact protein, fat, fibre or analytical figures.

Switching to grain-free working dog food

Change gradually over 7 to 10 days. Mix the new food into the old, increasing the new recipe a little each day. Keep portions steady at first and watch stools, appetite, coat and condition before making further changes.

If your dog has a sensitive stomach, take longer with the transition. A slower change is usually better than rushing it and then not knowing whether the food or the changeover caused the problem.

Delivery and value

Our grain-free working dog food is sold in practical 15kg bags, with free delivery across England, Wales and much of Scotland. Working dog food is sold VAT-free where the rules apply, which helps keep feeding costs sensible for active dogs and multi-dog households.

Grain Free Working Dog Food FAQs

Is grain-free food better for working dogs?

Not automatically. Some working dogs do very well on grain-free recipes, especially where digestion, stools or coat condition are a concern. Others thrive on classic rice-based foods. Choose the recipe that keeps your dog in the best condition.

What replaces grain in these recipes?

Most grain-free recipes use carbohydrate sources such as sweet potato, potato or peas instead of wheat, rice, barley or oats. Check each product page for the exact ingredient list.

Is grain-free food suitable for sensitive digestion?

It may suit some dogs with sensitive digestion, especially if cereals have not suited them in the past. Introduce it gradually and judge the result by stools, appetite, coat and body condition.

Does grain-free mean low carb?

No. Grain-free means the recipe does not use grains such as wheat, rice, barley or oats. It may still contain carbohydrate from sweet potato, potato, peas or other ingredients.

Can puppies eat grain-free working dog food?

Puppies should be fed a puppy or junior recipe. Some puppy foods are grain-free, but the life-stage match matters first because puppies have different nutritional needs from adult dogs.

How should I switch my dog onto grain-free food?

Change over 7 to 10 days by mixing the new food into the old and increasing it gradually. If your dog is sensitive, take longer and keep the daily amount consistent while digestion settles.

Need help choosing?

If you are unsure which grain-free recipe to choose, tell us your dog's age, workload, digestion and current condition, and we will help you find a sensible option.