Harringtons puppy food
Harringtons extends its single-protein, hypoallergenic approach to a puppy formula as well as its adult range, built around the extra energy and nutrient needs of a growing dog rather than simply being the adult recipe in a smaller bag. We stock a selection from the range as one of the everyday puppy food options.
What makes a puppy formula different
A puppy food needs to support rapid early growth, which means a different balance of calories, protein and minerals like calcium and phosphorus compared with an adult recipe, particularly for a breed expected to grow to a decent size. Feeding an adult food to a growing puppy, or the reverse, isn't simply a matter of portion size.
Harringtons' single-protein approach, the same one that runs through its adult range, carries over here too — each recipe is built around one named meat protein rather than a mix, which some owners find a useful, simpler starting point for a puppy whose sensitivities aren't yet known.
What we stock, and who it suits
We stock a selection from the Harringtons range rather than every recipe and life stage they produce, and what's shown in the grid above reflects what's currently available to order. That can shift a little as stock does, the same as with any brand.
This tends to suit owners looking for a straightforward, accessible complete puppy food without chasing a specific premium or raw formulation. As with any food, whether a particular recipe suits your puppy comes down to their breed, size and how they get on with it, rather than the brand name alone.
For this need
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Harringtons Puppy Turkey & Rice
Complete turkey puppy food with 30% protein and feeding bands by adult weight
£6.49
Harringtons Puppy Grain Free Superfoods Chicken Vegetables
Grain-free chicken puppy food in 1.7KG and 10KG, with size-specific evidence
From£7.50
Harringtons Puppy Complete — 8 x 380g Trays
Sold as a case: 8 x 380g trays. A complete wet food for puppies, built on 70% freshly prepared chicken with salmon oil
£15.59
Harringtons Just 6 Dry Dog Food Lamb
Grain-free lamb dry dog food in 2KG and 12KG sizes, with size-specific formulas
From£13.99
Harringtons Adult Dog Salmon & Potato
Complete salmon and potato dry dog food with 21% protein in a 1.7KG bag
£6.25
Harringtons Adult Dog Lamb Rice
A complete adult dry food built on lamb and rice, with added seaweed and omega oils
From£3.39
Harringtons Adult Dog Turkey Veg
Complete dry food for adult dogs with turkey, chicken and salmon oil, 21% protein
From£3.39
Harringtons Adult Dog Chicken & Rice
Complete chicken and rice dry dog food for dogs aged 8 weeks onwards
£6.25
Harringtons Adult Dog Grain Free Superfoods Salmon with Vegetables
Complete grain-free salmon and chicken dry dog food in a 12KG bag
£46.00
Harringtons Lamb & Rice
A 15kg complete dry dog food with lamb and freshly prepared chicken, for dogs from 8 weeks
£45.99
Common questions
- Is Harringtons puppy food hypoallergenic?
- Harringtons markets its range, puppy formula included, as hypoallergenic, meaning it's built around a single named protein and kept free of some common triggers. That's a useful starting point for a puppy with an unknown sensitivity, though it isn't a guarantee against every possible reaction.
- When should I switch a puppy from puppy food to adult food?
- This depends on your puppy's breed and expected adult size, since larger breeds generally stay on puppy food longer than small ones. Your vet or the feeding guide on the specific product can give you a more precise timeline for your puppy.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the full Harringtons puppy range?
- No, we stock a selection rather than the entire range Harringtons makes. What's shown in the grid above is what we currently have available to order, and that changes as stock does.
- What if my puppy doesn't settle well on a new food?
- Introduce any new food gradually over several days rather than switching overnight, and watch their stools and appetite as you go. If your puppy seems unwell or the change doesn't settle, speak to your vet rather than persisting with it.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.