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PEDIGREE Targets Canine Digestive Health with ‘Healthy Belly’

PEDIGREE Targets Canine Digestive Health with ‘Healthy Belly’

PEDIGREE has expanded its pet nutrition portfolio with the launch of Healthy Belly, a complete and balanced food for adult dogs, supported by a new campaign featuring KL Rahul and his dog. The campaign uses an unconventional yet relatable insight—dogs’ bowel habits—to encourage pet parents to prioritise digestive health.

A Functional Nutrition Play for Modern Pet Parents

The product combines pumpkin, sweet potato, chicken, egg, prebiotics and fibres, and introduces what the brand describes as India’s first belly-shaped kibble, reinforcing its focus on functional nutrition and product innovation.

For marketers and media professionals, the strategy demonstrates how combining consumer research, product innovation and expert-led storytelling can create stronger brand trust, category awareness and long-term customer loyalty in India’s rapidly expanding pet wellness market.

Content, Research and Education Drive Consumer Engagement

The launch is backed by a dedicated microsite designed to educate pet owners about canine digestive health and the role of balanced nutrition. According to an internal PEDIGREE study, 26% of pet parents feeding home-cooked meals reported digestive issues in their dogs, highlighting a growing opportunity for specialised nutrition solutions. By blending scientific insights, celebrity advocacy and educational content, PEDIGREE is positioning itself beyond pet food to become a trusted partner in preventive pet wellness.

The Last Word

PEDIGREE’s latest campaign reflects the growing shift towards purpose-led and education-driven marketing in the pet care industry.

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