Sensitive dog food?
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Sensitive dog food?
Hello
I am posting on behalf of my mother's jack russel, don't know if it's okay to post about this breed, but we are after trying a different sensitivity food as she has a delicate tummy. She is around 9 or 10 years old and currently on beta sensitivity. Got my mum round to think about trying something better, as she gets fussy with it.
Thank you
I am posting on behalf of my mother's jack russel, don't know if it's okay to post about this breed, but we are after trying a different sensitivity food as she has a delicate tummy. She is around 9 or 10 years old and currently on beta sensitivity. Got my mum round to think about trying something better, as she gets fussy with it.
Thank you
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Re: Sensitive dog food?
Royal Canin do a sensitivity control food, Moo was on it a while back, its just chicken and rice basically. Xx
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Re: Sensitive dog food?
Arden grange do a sensitive one too, white fish & potato, darcy is on it
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Ah right those sound good I will take a look. Thank you
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Re: Sensitive dog food?
Zeus has a sensitive tummy too, I've had him on Orijen/Applaws - some of the higher protein foods and it didn't sit right with him.
He's now on James Wellbeloved (hypoallergenic) food and he seems to be doing good on it, so you may want to give it a go.
He's now on James Wellbeloved (hypoallergenic) food and he seems to be doing good on it, so you may want to give it a go.
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Re: Sensitive dog food?
ella wrote:Try and go for the best grain free food you can afford
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I would defo get him off beta sensitive, it's it as sensitive as it states!! James well beloved was recommended one of the best kibble
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Re: Sensitive dog food?
Lillys Kitchen also do a grain free food in the link below, not cheap though about £6.50 per kilo. We have given this to Rocky as a treat/training aid before:
http://www.lilyskitchen.co.uk/dog/dry-dog-food/chicken-duck-grain-free-food-for-dogs
http://www.lilyskitchen.co.uk/dog/dry-dog-food/chicken-duck-grain-free-food-for-dogs
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