Collection: Nourriture pour chiens faible en gras

For most dogs, no. Dogs need a certain amount of healthy fats in their diet for energy, nutrient absorption, and to keep their skin and coat in tip-top condition. A low-fat diet may be recommended by a vet for specific health conditions, like pancreatitis or obesity, but for most dogs, cutting fat too low can actually do more harm than good. The key is balance; choose a food with the right levels of protein, fat, and fibre for your dog’s age, breed, and lifestyle. All our recipes are carefully designed to provide that balance, with no unnecessary added sugar, salt or nasties.

Yes! Our Salmon Dry Dog Food and our full range of dog treats are naturally low in fat, making them a great option for dogs who need a little extra care, including those with pancreatitis. They’re gentle on tums while still providing complete and balanced nutrition. Since every dog’s condition is different, we always recommend double-checking with your vet. To help make things easy, you’ll find the calorie content and full analytical constituents listed on every product page, so you can share the details with your vet directly.

As dogs age, their metabolism slows, which makes weight gain more likely. Our low-fat recipes are pawfect for senior dogs, just be sure to follow the feeding guidelines and adjust portions to keep your pooch in tip-top shape.

Good low-fat treats should be natural, tasty, and free from unnecessary fillers or nasties. All our low-fat dog treats are made with meat, fish, fruit, and veggies, plus added prebiotics for gut health. No added sugar, salt, or artificial additives—just healthy rewards your dog will love.

Low-fat dog food isn't typically needed for high-energy or working breeds, who often require more calories. But if they need a lighter diet for medical or digestive reasons, our low-fat range still provides complete, balanced nutrition in every bowl.