Food allergies in dogs can manifest with various symptoms: persistent itching, dermatitis, digestive problems, recurrent diarrhea, or intestinal inflammation. In many cases, the first step in identifying the cause is an elimination diet—that is, a diet formulated with carefully selected, easily digestible ingredients.
Farmina Vet Life UltraHypo was created precisely with this goal in mind: to provide specific nutritional support for dogs with adverse reactions to food.
The formula uses hydrolyzed proteins, meaning proteins broken down into very small fragments. This process reduces the likelihood that the dog’s immune system will recognize the protein as an allergen, helping to limit unwanted reactions.
The nutritional approach of hypoallergenic diets aims to:
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reduce the risk of food reactions
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support skin health
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promote easier digestion
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contribute to gastrointestinal stability
Farmina Vet Life is a dietary line developed according to veterinary nutritional criteria. The UltraHypo kibble formula is designed to provide a complete balance of nutrients, allowing dogs to follow this diet even for extended periods when recommended by a veterinarian.
Key Features
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complete dry dietetic food for dogs
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Formulated for food allergies and intolerances
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with hydrolyzed proteins
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carefully selected ingredients
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nutritional support for skin and digestion
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suitable for elimination diets
Choosing a specific dietary food can be an important step in managing a dog’s food allergies. In these cases, working with your veterinarian is essential to establish the diet best suited to your pet’s needs.
When a dog suffers from persistent itching, dermatitis, recurrent ear infections, or digestive issues such as diarrhea and irregular stools, one possible cause may be a food-related reaction. In these situations, the veterinarian may recommend an elimination diet—a nutritional approach that uses carefully selected ingredients to identify or manage food allergies.
Farmina Vet Life UltraHypo was developed specifically for these cases. It is a complete dry diet formulated to provide specific nutritional support for dogs with food allergies or intolerances.
The recipe uses hydrolyzed proteins, meaning proteins broken down into very small fragments. This process reduces the likelihood that the dog’s immune system will recognize the protein as an allergen, helping to limit unwanted reactions.
Farmina Vet Life UltraHypo is frequently used by veterinarians in nutritional protocols for managing food allergies in dogs.
Adverse reactions to food do not affect only the skin. Many dogs with food allergies also exhibit digestive symptoms, such as recurrent diarrhea, loose stools, abdominal bloating, or digestive difficulties.
In these cases, a diet formulated with highly tolerable ingredients can help stabilize the gastrointestinal tract. The hydrolyzed proteins in Farmina Vet Life UltraHypo are designed to provide a more easily tolerable protein source for dogs with food sensitivities, helping to reduce digestive stress and promote more balanced digestion.
Complete dietetic food for dogs, formulated to reduce intolerances to ingredients and nutrients
Ingredients:
rice starch, hydrolyzed fish protein, fish oil, potassium chloride, calcium carbonate, monocalcium phosphate, sodium chloride. Protein source: hydrolyzed fish protein. Carbohydrate source: rice starch.
Additives per kg:
Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 15,000 IU; Vitamin D3 900 IU; Vitamin E 600 mg; Vitamin C 150 mg; Niacin 38 mg; Calcium D-pantothenate 15 mg; Vitamin B2 7.5 mg; Vitamin B6 6 mg; Vitamin B1 4.5 mg; Biotin 0.4 mg; Folic acid 0.45 mg; Vitamin B12 0.06 mg; Choline chloride 3000 mg; Beta-carotene 5 mg; Zinc (zinc chelate of the hydroxylated methionine analog): 174.6 mg; Manganese (manganese chelate of the hydroxylated methionine analog): 68 mg; Iron [iron (II) glycine hydrate chelate]: 43.1 mg; Copper (copper chelate of the hydroxylated methionine analog): 12.2 mg; Selenium (inactivated selenium yeast): 0.14960 mg; Iodine (anhydrous calcium iodate): 1.56 mg; DL-methionine, technically pure: 3000 mg; Taurine: 1000 mg. Technological additives: microcrystalline cellulose. Antioxidants: tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils: 10 mg.
Analytical constituents:
crude protein 18.00%; crude fat 15.00%; crude fiber 1.20%; crude ash 5.30%; calcium 0.70%; Phosphorus 0.50%; Sodium 0.25%; Potassium 0.70%; Magnesium 0.110%; Omega-3 fatty acids 1.75%; Omega-6 fatty acids 2.20%; AL 2.05%; EPA+DHA 1.43%; EPA 0.60%; DHA 0.83%.
Energy value:
EM kcal/kg 3993 - MJ/kg 16.70
When to Consider a Hypoallergenic Diet for Your Dog
Certain symptoms may be linked to a food-related adverse reaction. When these signs occur frequently or persist over time, your veterinarian may recommend introducing a specific dietary regimen.
Common symptoms
• Persistent itching or frequent
scratching• Skin redness or
dermatitis• Recurrent
ear infections• Frequent diarrhea or loose
stools• Difficulty digesting food or abdominal
bloating• Excessive licking of paws or belly
These signs do not necessarily indicate a food allergy, but they can serve as warning signs that warrant attention.
The Role of Diet
When a veterinarian suspects a food allergy or intolerance, a hypoallergenic diet with hydrolyzed proteins may be recommended, designed to reduce the risk of adverse reactions.
In foods like Farmina Vet Life UltraHypo, proteins are broken down into very small fragments through a process called hydrolysis. This helps make the protein less recognizable to the dog’s immune system.
The goal of the diet is:
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reduce the likelihood of allergic reactions
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support skin health
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contribute to digestive stability
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provide a complete and nutritionally balanced diet