A dog that struggles with a standard cereal-heavy diet is often better served by a recipe that excludes wheat specifically and leans harder on a named meat, which is the combination this recipe is built around.

Arkwrights Sensitive Complete Extra Chicken is made from cereals, meat and animal derivatives (26%, including 14% chicken), oils and fats, vegetable protein extracts (maize gluten), minerals, FOS at 0.2% and yucca extract. Analysis gives 22% protein, 10% oils and fats, 3% fibre and 9% ash, and the biscuits are coated with poultry fat and gravy. It's sold here as a complete food.

• Meat and animal derivatives 26%, including 14% chicken
• Protein 22%, oils and fats 10%, fibre 3%, ash 9%
• Prebiotic FOS at 0.2%, plus yucca extract, to support digestion
• Excludes wheat specifically
• Coated with poultry fat and gravy for flavour
• 15KG bag

On "wheat-free" versus grain-free. Maize gluten appears in the composition as a vegetable protein extract, so this is a wheat-excluded recipe rather than a completely grain-free one — worth checking closely if your dog needs to avoid all grain rather than wheat specifically.

Who it's for: owners of dogs with digestive sensitivities who've been steered towards a wheat-free diet with a higher named-chicken content, rather than owners needing a fully grain-free food.