Arden Grange Sensitive Adult | Grain Free Fresh Ocean White Fish & Potato
Arden Grange Sensitive Adult Ocean White Fish & Potato is a nutritionally complete, grain free dry food built specifically for adult dogs with delicate digestion and/or sensitive skin. Anchored by 22% fresh ocean white fish and 18% ocean white fish meal — giving a combined fish inclusion that few competitors match — it delivers exceptional protein quality alongside natural omega-3 fatty acids to actively support skin barrier function and coat condition. A potato and sweet potato base replaces all grain and cereal, making this one of the most hypoallergenic complete diets available. Enriched with Arden Grange's signature superfood blend and joint support ingredients, it's a diet that addresses sensitivity without compromising on nutrition or palatability.
Key Benefits
- 22% fresh ocean white fish — high-quality, easily digestible novel protein with natural omega-3 support for skin and coat
- Grain and cereal free — potato and sweet potato base minimises allergen exposure for dogs with grain or gluten sensitivities
- Naturally hypoallergenic — no wheat, soya, dairy, artificial colours, or artificial flavours
- Omega-3 (2.9%) and Omega-6 (3.0%) — balanced fatty acid profile to support skin health, coat shine, and inflammatory response
- Glucosamine, MSM & chondroitin — joint support ingredients included as standard for long-term mobility
- Superfood blend — elderberries, rosehips, blackcurrants, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries, cranberries, curcumin, and black pepper for antioxidant and immune support
- Prebiotic FOS & MOS — supports a healthy gut microbiome and digestive resilience
- Whole linseed and krill — additional omega-3 sources for comprehensive fatty acid coverage
At a Glance
| Crude Protein |
25% |
| Crude Fat |
14% |
| Crude Ash |
8% |
| Crude Fibre |
3% |
| Omega-6 |
3.0% |
| Omega-3 |
2.9% |
| Calcium |
1.6% |
| Phosphorus |
1% |
| Suitable For |
Adult dogs, all breeds, especially those with sensitive skin or digestion |
| Joint Supplements |
Glucosamine, MSM, chondroitin |
| Pack Sizes |
2kg, 6kg, 12kg |
| Country of Origin |
Not specified |
Full Composition
Fresh ocean white fish (22%), sweet potato (22%), ocean white fish meal (18%), potato (18%), refined chicken oil, beet pulp, whole egg, whole linseed, fish digest, krill, yeast, minerals, citrus extracts (0.1%), prebiotic FOS, prebiotic MOS, dried elderberries (340mg/kg), dried rosehips (230mg/kg), yucca extract, glucosamine, MSM, black pepper (200mg/kg), dried blackcurrants (200mg/kg), dried blackberries (190mg/kg), chondroitin, dried blueberries (150mg/kg), dried raspberries (150mg/kg), curcumin (100mg/kg), dried cranberries, nucleotides.
Nutritional Information (per 100g)
| Crude Protein |
25% |
| Crude Fat |
14% |
| Crude Ash |
8% |
| Crude Fibre |
3% |
| Calcium |
1.6% |
| Phosphorus |
1% |
| Omega-6 |
3.0% |
| Omega-3 |
2.9% |
Nutritional Additives (per kg)
| Antioxidants |
Natural mixed tocopherols |
🐾 Kimi's Expert Verdict
Arden Grange Sensitive Adult Ocean White Fish & Potato is one of the most comprehensively formulated sensitive diets on the UK market. The combined fish inclusion — 22% fresh ocean white fish plus 18% fish meal — is genuinely impressive, delivering both the digestibility benefits of fresh protein and the concentrated nutrition of a quality meal. The near-equal omega-3 and omega-6 ratio (2.9% vs 3.0%) is particularly noteworthy: most dry foods are heavily skewed towards omega-6, which can promote inflammation in sensitive dogs. Here, Arden Grange has achieved a balance that actively supports skin health rather than merely avoiding irritants. Add in glucosamine, MSM, and chondroitin for joint support, a rich superfood antioxidant blend, and prebiotic gut support, and this is a diet that punches well above its price point. Available in 2kg, 6kg, and 12kg, it suits everything from a small terrier to a large breed. If your dog has ever struggled with itchy skin, loose stools, or food intolerances, this is an outstanding place to start. Highly recommended.
