Imby Pet Food & Supplements

Meet Imby: everyday food for your dog (and cat), just a whole lot smarter. The recipes are fully hypoallergenic, so they’re a great match for every pet and an especially good choice for sensitive tummies or itchy skin. Made with clean, natural ingredients and a gentle, highly digestible protein, it’s easy on the gut and made for daily feeding. And because Imby is built with sustainability in mind, it’s good for your buddy, good for the planet. By the end of this year, Imby will become Curafyt Dog and Curafyt Cat.

Dog Food

Natural Supplements and Chews

Dog Snacks and dental sticks

Dog Care Products

Cat Food

What Curafyt stands for

Nature, powered by science

Natural where possible. Scientifically formulated where it matters.
Safe, effective, and held to strict European standards.

Developed by vets

Vet-founded. Vet-developed. Recommended by 800+ animal health professionals across Europe.

Real results

With vet guidance and daily use, animals can feel the difference in 4 to 6 weeks.
Supporting mobility, digestion, coat, and performance.

Trusted by professionals

Real testimonials from daily practice

Every Curafyt product is developed with and recommended by veterinarians.

Small Animals Veterinarian

Carmen Coopman

"I've used Smooth & Supple with my own 13-year-old dog and a 15.5-year-old patient. Both were noticeably stiffer, but after using it I saw a clear improvement: smoother movement and getting up more easily. When we stopped the course, the effect faded quickly, so ongoing support is key for me!"
Carmen Coopman

Small Animals Veterinarian

Anne Boone

"In my practice, I mainly use Guts & Glory combined with Immune & Tune to support gut health. They strengthen the brain–gut axis, which is key for both overall wellbeing and a dog's behaviour. With this approach, I often see faster, better results in my patients."
Anne Boone

Small Animals Veterinarian

Ruben Van Vlasselaer

"With IMBY's hypoallergenic food, I'm able to keep itching in dogs with food allergies under control in the long term. It's a great option for dogs that react to common protein sources."
Ruben Van Vlasselaer

Science-backed advice from our veterinary team

Care starts with knowledge

Is my dog's stool normal and healthy?

by Valerie De Clerck on Sep 21 2023

Your dog’s stool can tell you a lot about his health and the condition of his digestive system. When picking up your dog’s poo it is a good idea to check the colour, smell, and consistency. What does the perfect dog poo look like and when should you take action? Read on!

How a disrupted microbiome can lead to itching in dogs

by Valerie De Clerck on Sep 21 2023

Your dog's skin microbiome or skin flora is its main line of defence against external pathogens. Think of it as an army-one with 'healthy' micro-organisms as soldiers, ranging from viruses to fungi to bacteria. By the way, and this goes for both humans and dogs, these organisms are essential for good health and are abundant on the skin, in the intestines and in the vagina.

My dog smells, what to do?

by Valerie De Clerck on Sep 21 2023

Being a dog parent is not always a bed of roses—and your dog does not always smell of roses either. While every animal has its own specific odour, in some cases there is more to it than that. Maybe your four-legged friend would benefit from a visit to the vet. From unkempt teeth to skin problems to farts, these are the most common causes of unpleasant dog odours. While every animal has its own specific odour, in some cases there is more to it than that.

Learn more about the science behind hypoallergenic dog food