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Anonymous wrote:Purina ProPlan Sensitive Skin and Stomach.

This worked for our dog.

Ours too. We needed to take it slow, but now we will never go back. Ours can only eat this because it's salmon based. She apparently is allergic to chicken.

It will depend on the dog. My poodle can't eat any purina it made him sick. He can only manage Hills wet food / and some sensitive dry food by the same company.

Anonymous wrote:Purina ProPlan Sensitive Skin and Stomach.

This worked for our dog.

We like freely and squarepet. Our dog can do eggs but not chicken.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Purina ProPlan Sensitive Skin and Stomach.

Does it have chicken?

They have salmon or lamb formulas.

Anonymous wrote:Purina ProPlan Sensitive Skin and Stomach.

Does it have chicken?

Anonymous wrote:purina en dog food

This but the low-fat one

Hills.

Anonymous wrote:Purina ProPlan Sensitive Skin and Stomach.

This is the best non-prescription answer.

purina en dog food

Purina ProPlan Sensitive Skin and Stomach.

Our dog does well on Royal Canin Gastrointestinal. I suppose that's a prescription diet because we buy it at our vet clinic but it's worth it. She gets diarrhea easily if she eats almost anything else. We also supplement with Fortiflora probiotics.

My dog had stomach issues and was placed on prescription medicine. He's been fine for awhile and I need to gradually move him back onto a regular food but there are so many options I don't know where to begin. I'd like to keep him on a formula for sensitive stomachs but not prescription. TIA!