Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach Dog Food Wet Classic Pate Salmon and Rice Entrée - (Pack of 12) 13 oz. Cans

We feed our GSD the kibble form of this mostly. But, some days he's a little finicky. While he refuses the kibble, he never refuses this wet version. He loves the taste and texture, and enjoys the same benefits on his coat, skin, and sensitive stomach. It's high quality, and somewhat expensive as a result (the only real downside). It also is somewhat grey in appearance. Which is fine, but initially, I wondered if the can had spoiled (was expecting it to be brown).

This is the only food my mini goldendoodle tolerates well. I give her half tsp of powdered pumpkin also twice a day either her meals. The breeder recommended this and it has worked very well!!! She has food sensitivity and can only eat this flavor. I have tried so many more expensive foods but this one works. Vet said to give three weeks to see if a food works. No tummy upsets with this.

I bought to help my Rottweiler who has allergies. I add to her kibble and it has benefited her.Price is fair compared to chewy and store shelf.She loves the taste and the quality is good in every can I open .Ingredients seem to help ease her discomfort

My puppachino, Chewy, is a soft coated wheaten terrier and struggles with not being allergic to his dog food. He takes apoquel every day to keep the itchies away. Purina Pro Plan is the best food we have found to feed him that avoids chicken and chicken byproducts. He enjoys the taste and we enjoy not “smelling” his breathe, as it is clean and fresh as far as doggo breath could be :).

my dogs tolerate this well, no upset stomachs

We have a 6lbs yorkie. She is 13 years old, has itchy skin and a very sensitive stomach (she used to vomit frequently). I can’t say this food helped her get rid of the itching, but her stomach issues went away when she transitioned to this food. She has been on this food for several years and even though she is 13 years old, she is healthy and full of energy. Yorkies tend to get tired of the same food, but we remedy this by changing the flavor, adding a teaspoon of coconut oil, and/or adding a few treats (we break them up so she can’t single them out). The size of the pieces of food is appropriate for small breeds. The price is reasonable compared to other brands. Regarding her itchy skin, the vet has it under control with daily medication and a monthly shot..

Dogs like this food and it is easy on their digestive tract. They are senior dogs so that is a good thing.

Where do I start with this one…so little back story, My oldest dog, (the tan one in the picture) is about 4. He was diagnosed with HGE, meaning that he couldn’t have normal dog food because of the meat in it. He can’t have anything greasy or he gets sick (just look up HGE symptoms and you’ll see it all) it was a nightmare trying to get him the appropriate food. He was on d/d food for about 3 years now because he couldn’t eat anything else. Fast forward to a few months ago, I ran out of his food and in a pinch, I tried his brothers food, which was the Turkey and oatmeal bag, and he loved it. I was waiting for the side effects to come from him not eating his own food and wouldn’t you know…there was none. He hasn’t had any symptoms (knock on wood) and they are both able to share the same food. Which is amazing for me and him!Now the youngest, (the blue Merle) is on this food because he was being a picky eater and he had very itchy ears. So the vet informed me to switch to a sensitive skin and stomach food, I tried the lamb one and he wasn’t fond of it. So I switched him to the turkey one, some days he act like he doesn’t want to eat. But the most important thing is that his itchy ears are a thing of the past. I love this food for them because it really helps. They have both filled out a little because they eat it. I give them about 2 cups twice a day for their feeding size and it seems to really be nutritious for them. I will continue to get them this food until it doesn’t work any more.