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Has your dog got itchy red skin? Waxy sore
ears? Does your dog lick their paws
excessively?

Has your dog got itchy
red skin? Waxy sore ears?
Does your dog lick their
paws excessively?

Its time to try OMNI. Our recipes are 100% plant-based so free from common allergens like
beef, chicken and dairy. Not only that, they are 100% nutritionally complete so your dog will
get all the goodness they need to thrive.

Its time to try OMNI. Our recipes are 100%
plant-based so free from common allergens like
beef, chicken and dairy. Not only that, they are
100% nutritionally complete so your dog will get
all the goodness they need to thrive.

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"Since using omni our dog has a reduction in itching"

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Feb 23, 2022

"...Mollie my older girl has stopped itching and her
skin problems have literally vanished, so i'd
recommend OMNI. Thank you and well done!"

Feb 23, 2022

"...Mollie my older girl has stopped itching and her skin problems have literally vanished, so i'd recommend OMNI. Thank you and well done!"

Excellent

268 reviews on

Excellent

268 reviews on

“Less itching and irritation”

Lots of customers have told us that OMNI has helped to reduce their dogs itching. Animal derived proteins like beef and chicken are known allergens for dogs, which is why our food, which uses plant-based proteins instead can help with these flare ups.

“No more smelly, runny poops”

We’ve had lots of feedback from dog owners who report that their dogs’ digestion has greatly improved. Once switching to OMNI as part of a flexitarian or plant-based diet. Dogs tummies can become sensitive to certain animal proteins so its worth considering a meat-free option to see if it can help your dog's digestion too.

“Softer & Shinier Coats”

We often receive feedback that OMNI makes dogs coats much softer and shinier. This is thanks to some of our super plant-based ingredients; pumpkin is rich in vitamin A and zinc, Rapeseed and Sunflower oils are in omega 3 & 6, all of which contribute to a healthier coat and skin.

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Omni is gently steam baked
at 90°C

Dogs LOVE OMNI over
meat-based alternatives

Doggos
absolutely
LOVE the taste
of OMNI

Formulated by vets

SUPPORTED BY SCIENCE

Plant-powered OMNI pups are paving the way with a sustainable Pawprint.

Delivered straight to your door, keeping your dog happy and healthy couldn’t be easier.
Give your best friend the food they deserve!

We could never understand why we feed our dogs processed meat every day when we know that in humans, such diets are associated with increased cancer and obesity.

A scientifically formulated plant-based diet can offer dogs healthy ingredients that are also better for the planet.

Dr. Guy Sandelowsky, BVM BVS MRCVS

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BENEFIT FROM:

A bespoke 3–6-month health plan
for your dog, monitoring key health
aspects such as energy levels and
weight

Opportunities to discuss and explore any aspect of your pup’s lifestyle or health

Flexible monthly online consultations in a relaxed environment

💖 DOGGOS REALLY REALLY LOVE OMNI.

AND THEIR HOOMANS DO TOO!

Review: All three of our rescue dogs love OMNI

GOT QUESTIONS?

Lots of people think dogs require meat in their diet but there is scientific evidence to prove that dogs thrive on plant-based diets (7, 31, 11). In fact some of the longest living dogs on record were fed entirely plant-based, like Guinness World Record holder Bramble, who lived to the age of 25 (16,17). In one study reported by world renowned vet and professor Dr. Andrew Knight, the median life expectancy of plant-based dogs was reported to be almost 13 years old (11), above average (32) and in certain parts of the world like India and Sri-lanka dogs have also been thriving on plant-based diets for generations (18). The take home message is that dogs need nutrients rather than ingredients, and they can get these from delicious plant-based sources too (31, 4, 5, 6).

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