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Welcome to the essential guide to transitioning between meals.
Do you want to offer your dog a natural, practical and highly nutritious diet? In this guide you will discover:
What is our AIR-DRIED FOOD like?
and why it is so nutritious.
How to make the transition
step by step, safely.
Ways to prepare it
(dry or hydrated) and how to calculate your ration.
By the end, you will know how to introduce our dehydrated food in a safe and adapted way for your dog.
What is our AIR-DRIED FOOD like?
Our dehydrated food is a complete dog food that is minimally processed and air-dried at low temperature to preserve all the nutrients naturally. Its composition is based on the BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) philosophy. It is made with 90% of meat (including nutrient-rich organs) and 10% of fruit and vegetables. It contains no grains, flours or by-products.
Why is our dehydrated food so nutritious?
It is produced by a gentle drying process at low temperature. As the water is naturally removed, the nutrients remain in the food, preserving their nutritional value in each serving. This means:
Increased nutritional value per serving
Excellent digestive efficiency
No unnecessary fillers
That's why your dog needs less of it to meet its daily needs.
Mealtime Transition Guide
Changing the diet is an important step. The key is to do it progressively and observe each dog's response.
Not everyone reacts in the same way. Some have more sensitive digestions and others adapt more easily.
Does your dog have sensitive digestion?
If you have had vomiting, diarrhoea or discomfort after food changes in the past, it is advisable to make a gradual transition.
What is your current diet?
If currently fed natural food: BARF or cooked diet
You can mix the dehydrated food (AIR-DRIED FOOD) with their regular food from day one without the need for separate feedings.
Increase the proportion of our dehydrated food progressively according to your dog's tolerance.
If currently fed with extruded feed or extruded feed
Current feeding: feed or extruded
Day 1-3: one feeding of dehydrated food per day.
Day 4-6: two feedings of dehydrated food.
Day 7+: full feeding with dehydrated food.
If he is sensitive, you can separate feedings for the first few days.
Recommended progression
Day 1-3: Breakfast with dehydrated meal Day 4-6: Breakfast and lunch Day 7+: Only dehydrated food
Mix with feed?
Some dogs can tolerate mixing both formats in the same feeding, especially with high quality foods.
Transition to DRY BARF
Current feeding: feed or extruded
You can replace one feeding with Dry BARF from day one.
Increases progressively until the change is complete.
Observe your dog's digestive response.
Recommended progression
Day 1-3: Breakfast with Dry BARF Day 4-6: Breakfast and lunch Day 7+: Solo Dry BARF
Mix with feed?
Some dogs can tolerate mixing both formats in the same feeding, especially with high quality foods.
Does your dog have robust digestion?
If it is usually well adapted to changes in feeding, the transition may be quicker.
What is your current diet?
If currently fed natural food: BARF diet or cooked.
You can mix dehydrated food (AIR-DRIED FOOD) with their regular food from day one without the need to separate feedings.
Increase the proportion of dehydrated food progressively according to your dog's tolerance.
If currently fed with extruded feed or extruded feed
Current feeding: feed or extruded
You can directly replace one feeding with dehydrated food from day one.
It increases in a few days until the complete change.
Many dogs tolerate a combination of different formats perfectly.
Recommended progression
Day 1-3: Substitute one feeding with dehydrated food. Day 4-6: Increase to two feedings of dehydrated food. Day 7+: Only dehydrated food
Mix with feed?
Adaptation will depend on the individual case and the quality of the food. Always observe your dog's response.
Transition to DRY BARF
Current feeding: feed or extruded
You can replace one feeding with Dry BARF from day one.
Increases progressively until the change is complete.
Observe your dog's digestive response.
Recommended progression
Day 1-3: Breakfast with Dry BARF Day 4-6: Breakfast and lunch Day 7+: Solo Dry BARF
Mix with feed?
Some dogs can tolerate mixing both formats in the same feeding, especially with high quality foods.
How to calculate the daily ration?
Each AIR-DRIED FOOD recipe has a different energy density. Therefore, you will find a ration calculator on each product sheet to adjust the quantity according to your dog.
Both options are valid. Some dogs prefer the moisturised texture, especially if they are used to wet food or if they have sensitive teeth.
Dry Option
Directly into the bowl, respecting the recommended daily ration.
Hydrated Option
Add warm water and leave to stand for a few minutes to rehydrate.
Conclusion and Final Recommendations
Always observe your dog's tolerance to the new food.
If you are unsure of their digestive sensitivity, start with a single feeding of dehydrated food and assess their response.
Mixing with high-quality feed is possible. Observe your dog's tolerance.
Tailor the process to your pet's individual needs to ensure a successful transition.
With our dehydrated food (AIR-DRIED FOOD), you are offering your dog a more natural and balanced diet. Each dog is unique: observe his response and adapt the process to his needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have doubts? It is normal for questions to arise when changing your dog's diet. We have compiled the most frequently asked questions here to help you solve them quickly and clearly. If you still have any doubts after reading them, you can write to us and we will be happy to help you.
It depends on the individual dog. Sensitive dogs can take up to 7-10 days, while those with robust digestion can adapt in less than a week.
Yes, it can be combined if the feed is of high quality. Tolerance will depend on the quality of the ingredients and the digestive sensitivity of the individual dog.
Observe his stools and behaviour. If he has normal digestion, is active and shows no discomfort, the transition is successful.
You can moisten it with lukewarm water to improve its texture and aroma. You can also mix it with their usual food at first.
Yes, it is common to notice smaller, firmer stools, indicating better absorption of nutrients.
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