animonda Integra Protect Dog Sensitive 6 x 400g

Neither of the dogs is particularly keen on eating it, and the one with allergies is still scratching a bit. But allergies are always quite specific, aren't they?

I can only say thank you. Finally, a decent food. My dog used to always have diarrhoea and weighed only 4.7 kilos. Now he's doing well at 6 kilos. I read that there's also kangaroo with amaranth. Please add it to the range.

Great food, such a shame that the kangaroo variety isn't available on Zooplus. We hope it gets added at some point...

I have two large dogs with a food allergy. Finally, I’ve found a canned food that isn’t ridiculously expensive and still suits my dogs well. I buy Animonda Horse and Amaranth. It would just be very desirable if these cans were also available in 800-gram sizes. With two large dogs, I need at least eight of the 400-gram cans every day. That creates a lot of waste, which I’d like to avoid. Otherwise, I’m very happy with the food.

My little one with a food allergy unfortunately did NOT tolerate the food: terrible bloating and then complete diarrhoea.... My "big one" tolerated the food poorly; bloating, but no diarrhoea.... I’ll stick to my "usual" wet food brands; "Herrmann's", "Rinti", etc.

I was looking for an alternative to Rocco Sensibel because this variety contains too much jelly for my liking. I came across Animonda Horse Amaranth and am very satisfied. The food is well tolerated, results in proper stools, and is eaten eagerly. The price is fine – it's more expensive than Rocco, but it doesn't have the indigestible jelly.

I fed Integra Protect Sensitive (600g) for a while and was puzzled by the varying consistency – depending on the tin. In one tin, the food was dark, spongy, and not very appetising, while in the next tin it was light and so compact that it was almost impossible to get it out of the tin. I won’t be giving this food to my dogs anymore.

I tried my 16yr old terrier on this mainly to give her a change, as she has been having integra protect intestinal 3 times a day. She has colitis/I.B.S. Her vet put her on a prescription diet of ID but she would refuse to eat it. The consistency was always like thick porridge, and, poor little girl would always choke on it.I was a little concerned trying a new food as she was doing well on the integra intestinal.Well i did and have never regretted it.She loves it and will clean her dish in one go, but more importantly she can digest it with no nasty problems after she's eaten it.It also smells delicious.

I tried the sensitive one for my 7 year old dog, he occasionally has intestinal problems due to ingredients in foods. Mixed with his normal dry food this solved his problems immediately.

good food for allergy sufferers, works for dogs who have lost a lot of hair

My dog has allergies and unfortunately it's very hard to find a food that he will eat. From time to time I try to change his food and I must say that I really liked this one. There are no problems with the digestion, and it also has a very pleasant smell like actual food, especially this turkey and rice variety!

Our dog has been eating this food for three years we have saved so much money by getting it cheaper than at the vets! Just great food! And it only contains what the ingredients say.

Our dog has been eating this food for three years now, and the days when we spent more money on the vet than on food are over. Simply great food! It only contains what’s listed on the label.

I mainly use the horse and amaranth variety and my Shar Pei is usually picky but loves this one! I think it's great. I tried the other flavours but he prefers the horse one.

Our female dog (mongrel, now 11 years old) has developed a food allergy in the last 3 years that manifests mainly on her skin. She scratched her arms to the point they were raw and bare. First we gave her Hills z/d for food allergies. The scratching stopped, and her fur became shiny and silky smooth again. Then I started looking for a slightly cheaper option. I started Integra Sensitive mixed with the dry Hills, and it turns out she loves wet food. The bowl is squeaky clean after every meal and she tolerates it really well. Our allergy problem is solved, thank you Integra! I must confess when I realised it was Animonda brand I was surprised what good quality it was. My cats have urinary problems so I tried them on the Integra Urinary diet for cats and this was also really successful.

Our mixed-breed dog, now 11 years old, developed a food allergy over the past three years, which showed up on her skin. The poor thing was scratching and rubbing herself, and some areas were sore and bald. At first, we gave her the Hill's z/d allergy food recommended by the vet. We also added plenty of fish and nut oil for her coat. The scratching stopped, her coat is shiny again, and it's silky soft. Now, I started looking for a slightly more affordable option, as the small cans from Hill's are quite expensive (around €7.00/kg). Three weeks ago, I began supplementing Hill's dry food with Integra Sensitive. It's at least half the price. Our dog simply loves canned food. She tolerates this Animonda food very well and really enjoys it. I don't even need to wash her food bowl anymore because she licks it completely clean. Our allergy (skin) problem is solved. Thank you, Animonda. I must admit, when I first read "Animonda," I was sceptical. But the results with this special INTEGRA food are truly excellent. The same goes for our cats. They have urinary stone issues, and I'm always on the lookout for wet food that fits their diet and that they actually like. The Integra Struvit is always eaten up completely.

Great wet food for dogs with allergies or diarrhoea. The only drawback is that my dog is a bit picky with it and tends to only eat about half of the bowl.

Our Husky likes this food and she tolerates it really well. It is a pity that can only get very small or very large cans.

Our husky loves this food the most and tolerates it very well. It's just a shame that at the moment you can't get the medium-sized cans, only the very small ones or the large ones, where the lids don't fit.

I have a dog with food allergies and mainly feed fresh horse meat, canned food, and dry food. I had hoped this food would allow me to switch to a "more affordable" price range, as horse meat from "Boos," "Hermann," "Exclusion," "Lunderland," etc., is much more expensive! I already found it odd that the can only lists "horse" as the content without providing any further details! What exactly from the horse, please??? I'll keep it brief: after just the first feeding, my dog had terrible flatulence! After the second and final feeding of this food—never again!—severe, watery diarrhoea!! I'll stick to the more expensive, high-quality products. Conclusion: Animonda, no thank you!