Senior Dry Food
SMART NUTRITION FOR SENIOR STRENGTH
Bring joy, comfort, and vitality back to your dog’s golden years. Loved by picky eaters and trusted by pet parents, Omni Senior Dry Food helps sensitive dogs thrive with renewed energy, a shinier coat, and easier digestion.
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Ingredients
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Benefits of Omni Senior Dry Food
Nourishing allergy friendly food tailored for dogs 7 years and older
High Protein
Low Fat
Shiny Coats, Healthy Skin
Allergy Friendly
Vet Formulated
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- Help find the best solution for your dog's needs.
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Founded by a Vet Who Truly Cares
“I’ve seen how our novel protein diets enhance quality of life for thousands of pets - including my own black Labrador, Bondie, who lived until the age of 17.”
FORMULATED BY EXPERTS
OUR VETS & SCIENTISTS
Behind every Omni product is our dedicated team of experienced vets and pet nutritionists. Combining clinical expertise with cutting-edge research, their deep understanding of allergies, age-related sensitivities, and long-term health ensures that Omni offers science-backed solutions you can trust.
DR GUY SANDELOWSKY
MVM BVS MRCVS
Guy is a veterinary surgeon with over a decade of clinical experience and a strong foundation in biomedical science, backed by three years of research expertise. Alongside his medical background, he holds an MBA, equipping him with the commercial and strategic skills to innovate in the pet industry.
As co-founder of Omni, Guy combines scientific insight with entrepreneurial drive to create allergy-friendly, evidence-based nutrition that supports happy, healthy dogs.
SOPHIE KAY
BSc(Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertAVP
Sophie is a veterinary surgeon with over 15 years of diverse experience across clinical practice, leadership, and digital innovation. After qualifying in 2009, she worked in mixed and exotic animal practice, volunteered internationally, and held senior roles in both private and charity sectors, including leading a 50-strong hospital team at PDSA. She has a certificate in General Small Animal Practice and completed a veterinary leadership program at Cornell. Alongside her clinical career, she developed a passion for client education and communication, which led her to Omni, where she looks forward to meeting you and your pets.
Nico Joiner
Canine Behaviourist
Nico Joiner is a canine behaviour and welfare specialist with more than 18 years of experience in training, rehabilitation, and rehoming.
Before joining Omni, Nico built his career at Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, where he played a leading role in developing its national rehabilitation and behaviour programmes.
DR GRANT HAMPSON
BVetMed MRCVS ISFM CertAdvFB
Grant brings over seven years of clinical veterinary experience and five years in the pet industry, combining medical expertise with commercial insight. With a background as a clinical advisor, product developer, and Founder’s Associate, he bridges veterinary science and business innovation.
Holding the ISFM Advanced Certificate in Feline Behaviour, Grant has a particular focus on nutrition-driven health solutions, helping to shape products and strategies that improve animal wellbeing.
DR Mike DAVIES
BVetMed CertVR CertSAO FRCVS
As one of our advisors, you’ll find Mike, a small animal clinical nutrition specialist, giving us his advice and technical expertise.
DR HOLLY VAUGHAN
BVSc MRCVS
"Holly is an experienced veterinary surgeon with several years in small animal clinical practice. She has developed strong expertise in companion animal medicine and surgery, with a particular focus on providing high-quality, evidence-based care.
Holly is passionate about supporting pet wellbeing and strengthening the bond between owners and their animals through compassionate, practical veterinary solutions."
Transition Your Dog to Omni Dry Food
Dogs have sensitive stomachs, and a gentle food switch is the secret to happy digestion. Here’s our tried-and-tested transition method.
DAYS 1-4
- Mix 25% of Omni with 75% of your dog’s current food.
- Watch for changes in appetite, stool consistency, or energy levels.
- Keep mealtimes consistent to help your dog adjust smoothly.
DAYS 5-8
- Increase the ratio to 50% Omni and 50% is the old food.
- Monitor your dog’s digestion - mild changes are normal, but persistent issues may need slowing the transition.
- Offer plenty of fresh water, since diet changes can affect hydration needs.
DAYS 9-12
- Make Omni 75% of the meal with just 25% of the old food.
- Continue watching stool quality; firm, well-formed stools are a good sign of adjustment.
- Keep daily routines steady - exercise and feeding schedules help reduce stress during the change.
Optimum Results
DAYS 13-16
- Your dog is now on an Omni-only diet!
- Maintain a regular feeding schedule to support healthy digestion.
- Celebrate the successful transition - your dog is now fully adjusted to their new diet!
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- SRSimon R.Verified BuyerWhat is your dog's breed? Cocker Spaniel/Other SpanielWhat are your dog's concerns? OtherWhat is your dog's diet? Dry Kibble, HomecookedWhat is your dog's weight? About Right1 hour agoWhat is your dog's breed? Cocker Spaniel/Other SpanielWhat are your dog's concerns? OtherWhat is your dog's diet? Dry Kibble, HomecookedWhat is your dog's weight? About RightReviewingSenior Dry FoodRated 4 out of 5 starsDogs interest in eating Omni
I have two dogs (working Cocker and a CockerPoo), I purchased Omni because my CockerPoo refuses to eat dry food. Unfortunately this has also proven to include Omni, so I’ll be switching to a high quality wet food.
This is not a criticism of Omni, the product is high quality, I just happen to have a CockerPoo that’s a very fussy eater.
- AAAlison A. L.Verified BuyerWhat is your dog's breed? CockapooWhat are your dog's concerns? Anal Gland Problems, Urinary Issues, Joint IssuesWhat is your dog's diet? Dry KibbleWhat is your dog's weight? Overweight4 days agoWhat is your dog's breed? CockapooWhat are your dog's concerns? Anal Gland Problems, Urinary Issues, Joint IssuesWhat is your dog's diet? Dry KibbleWhat is your dog's weight? OverweightReviewingSenior Dry FoodRated 5 out of 5 starsDogs ate it
Changed to this after having issues with dogs not eating biscuits and they like this
- SLSara L.Verified BuyerWhat is your dog's breed? CockapooWhat are your dog's concerns? Ageing, Skin or Coat Problems, Digestive Issues, Anal Gland ProblemsWhat is your dog's diet? Dry Kibble, HomecookedWhat is your dog's weight? About Right4 days agoWhat is your dog's breed? CockapooWhat are your dog's concerns? Ageing, Skin or Coat Problems, Digestive Issues, Anal Gland ProblemsWhat is your dog's diet? Dry Kibble, HomecookedWhat is your dog's weight? About RightReviewingSenior Dry FoodRated 5 out of 5 starsFantastic
My Ruby loves this food
She is always excited to eat it
Her coat is shiny her eyes sparle and she is so full of energy
Great product
Thank you
- KCKaty C.Verified BuyerWhat is your dog's breed? OtherWhat are your dog's concerns? NoneWhat is your dog's diet? Dry KibbleWhat is your dog's weight? About Right5 days agoWhat is your dog's breed? OtherWhat are your dog's concerns? NoneWhat is your dog's diet? Dry KibbleWhat is your dog's weight? About RightReviewingSenior Dry FoodRated 5 out of 5 starsFrom Chum and Chappie (yuk) to Omni Adult and to Senior Omni with 5 Star Results
Gretel Metal Petal is 12 years old in April. She's technically a Frug. Her and her brother (not blood related) switched to Omni overnight with no complaints. I was pleased because I suspected tin meat dog food contained whatever was saved from the slaughter house floor and the cheaper the better for the manufacturers' profit margins. Also, preparing the slop was stomach turning for me.
People are surprised to discover that Gretel is the age she is. She never stops running at the park, unless it is to complete one of her "rolly pollies". She rolls to express her joy and happiness. I tell people that her secret is that she's a Vegan.
If Gretel's Vegan status doesn't impress them,, then the cost of Omni does. I reckon it works out at less than £4.50 per week. I'm always surprised when I learn that their dogs are half the age and younger than Gretel. Judging by their levels of activity they usually seem to be much, much older than Gretty.
I do steep her Omni Senior in boiling water and let it cool for 15 minutes. She drinks the gravy first and then wolfs the squigdy Omni biscuits. I believe this increases her liquid uptake and is easier on her old lady teeth.
- SRSally R.Verified BuyerWhat is your dog's breed? MixedWhat are your dog's concerns? AgeingWhat is your dog's diet? Dry KibbleWhat is your dog's weight? About Right6 days agoWhat is your dog's breed? MixedWhat are your dog's concerns? AgeingWhat is your dog's diet? Dry KibbleWhat is your dog's weight? About RightReviewingSenior Dry FoodRated 5 out of 5 starsHe’s as excited now as he’s been from day one of eating Omni (5 years)
My dog has been enjoying omni for many years and now he’s got a little bit older he continues to bounce up to put his paws on the kitchen counter when I get out his food thanks for making food that makes my dog so happy 😁
Your Questions Answered
Curated by Dr. Guy Sandelowsky BVM BVS MRCVS
