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Specialist pet food brand

Advance

Veterinary and therapeutic nutrition for pets — mainly cats & dogs

Includes Advance Veterinary Diets, Affinity Advance, Affinity Advance Veterinary Diets

VeterinaryDogs & catsDryTreatgastrointestinalhydrolysedhypoallergenicRx-linked packs6 products

About Advance

In the Specifeed catalogue, Advance is tracked mainly for veterinary and therapeutic dry and treat food aimed at pets — mainly cats & dogs. Diet tags that appear often in the tracked range include gastrointestinal, hydrolysed, and hypoallergenic. Specifeed surfaces the exact pack variants, labels and retailer prices we can verify — not a clinical recommendation.

Why it matters when choosing

Therapeutic foods are not interchangeable just because two products share a brand or a keyword. Specifeed helps you find the precise variant; clinical fit stays with your veterinary team.

How Specifeed tracks this range

Search and brand browse surface Advance variants with stock and price signals so you can shortlist the exact therapeutic pack before you leave for the retailer.

What to check before choosing

  • Whether your vet has recommended a veterinary or prescription diet
  • The exact clinical indication and intended duration on the pack
  • Species, life stage and feeding instructions for this SKU
  • That the retailer listing matches the same variant and pack size

Catalogue snapshot

These figures are calculated from the public product families and verified offers currently connected to this brand page. They describe what Specifeed has actually recorded, not the manufacturer’s complete range.

Product families
6
Species recorded
cat, dog
Food forms
dry, treat
Diet signals
gastrointestinal, hydrolysed, hypoallergenic, mobility, urinary
Verified retailer sources
bitiba
Pack evidence
0 of 6 families

Missing ingredients, pack measurements or diet tags are left unknown rather than inferred from the brand name. Check the exact product label and retailer page before buying.

Important: brand information and product labels are not veterinary advice. Speak to your vet before changing a diet for a pet with symptoms, diagnosed disease, medication or prescription-food needs.