Zen Grain Free · Adult · Ultra hypoallergenic
Fresh rabbit as the sole protein source. 72% animal protein. The definitive option for dogs with multiple allergies.
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Ultra-hypoallergenic food based on fresh rabbit. A novel protein that eliminates cross-reactions. Enriched with apple, blueberries and beetroot.
| Crude protein | 30% |
| Crude fat | 12% |
| Crude fibre | 3% |
| Moisture | 8% |
Fresh rabbit 20% (after extrusion), dried rabbit (17%), potato (9%), peas (8%), tapioca (8%), pea protein, beet pulp (7%), SUPER FOOD COMPLEX (23%): apple, animal fat, linseed, fermentation products (highly digestible protein), rabbit liver, potato protein, sweet potato, vegetable hydrolysate (natural digest), fish oil, yeast, minerals, psyllium (natural regulating fibre), lignocellulose, carob, carrot, inulin (source of FOS), hydrolysed yeast cell walls (source of MOS), broccoli, tomato, glucosamine 500 mg/kg, chamomile, citrus, yucca schidigera, blueberries, chondroitin 100 mg/kg.
Ultra hypoallergenic
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Indicative ration. Always provide fresh water. Consult your vet.
Your dog’s digestive system needs between seven and ten days to adjust to a new formula. An abrupt change often causes loose stools or food refusal.
Mix one quarter Zen with the usual food. Check stools each morning.
Half and half. If stools become loose, stay at this stage for two more days before progressing.
By now, digestion should have settled completely.
Transition complete. Digestion settles within two weeks; coat shine appears around the fourth week.
What to know before switching to a hypoallergenic diet.
A novel protein is one the dog has never eaten. Food allergies arise through sensitisation: the immune system reacts to proteins it knows and has identified as a threat.
Chicken, beef and lamb are the most common dog-food proteins, so they also cause the most reactions. Using an unfamiliar source removes cross-reaction risk and gives the immune system time to settle.
The most common signs affect skin and digestion:
Diagnosis requires an 8–12 week elimination diet supervised by a vet. Blood food-allergy tests have limited reliability and do not replace an elimination diet.
Skin takes time because it must complete its renewal cycle. Usual timeframes are:
During this time give no other food: no treats, leftovers or flavoured supplements. One slip restarts the process.
Only if they use the same single protein as the main food. Most commercial treats contain chicken or poultry derivatives, even when not highlighted on the pack.
A practical, risk-free alternative is using the food’s own kibble as training rewards, reserving part of the daily ration for this.
Zen is available through specialist stores, veterinary clinics and authorised distributors across Spain. We do not sell directly online because choosing the right food deserves advice from a professional who knows your dog’s case.
If you cannot find a nearby stockist, write to us and we will direct you to the nearest distributor.
