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Limited Ingredient Dog Food: Soothe Allergies & Sensitivities
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Prescription Pet Food: Is It Essential for Your Dog or Cat's Health?
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I want to be sure that my 1 year old Parson Russell Terrier is getting the best food. He has skin sensitivity. My vet prescribed Royal Canin Skin Sensitivity. It costs a fortune. A friend who works for a vet told me that her dog( who also has skin se
The various sensitive skin formulas on Royal Canin's website all are listed to include grains. Royal Canin diets have not been known to correlate with the development of DCM in dogs, so I would not worry about this too much. If this diet is too expensive, consider discussing alternative options with your vet. A novel protein diet may be a reasonable option but it is hard to recommend a diet without knowing what the cause of your dog's allergies are. I recommend trying to buy larger bags as they are more cost-effective and consider price hunting on various websites.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Health & Wellbeing
my dog have a very sensitive stomache, I just been to the vet and the vet has given him Royal Canin Dog Food Sensitivity Control (wet) for a week observation which seems very good to him and no more diareer and vomit. As the existing dog food (dry)
The main ingredient in that food is duck and tapioca. Duck is commonly found in several formulations of dog food, both prescription and over the counter. However, tapioca is not. It is limited to this brand. If the protein source is the problem, then staying on a duck formula is ideal and the carbohydrate portion will not matter. However, if the carbohydrate is the problem then you will have to perform an elimination diet to see what besides tapioca he can tolerate. Science diet makes a D/D version that does contain duck you can try, however the carbohydrate source is potato. Puirna Beyond has a duck and sweet potato formula you can try also.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Health & Wellbeing
Are limited ingredient dog foods typically better than standard brand dog foods or does it not matter? Why or why not? For example is it ok for a dog food to have 40 ingredients versus just 10?
There are only three pet food brands which are approved by veterinarians. These are science diet, royal canin and purina pro plan. Only these three Have undergone research to ensure they provide an adequate and nutritious diet for pets. This research is approved by veterinarians. Any other food brands may not be regulated or researched as thoroughly. For this reason I would only advise feeding one of those three. If a food has many ingredients which I don't recognise I am concerned about tHe quality of the food.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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A lot recommend royal canin but the first ingredients are chicken by product, wheat and corn. It's rated 2.5 on dog food advisor. How is this good?
As a regular food I would never recommend Royal Canin. As you pointed the ingredients are not the best, especially when compared to food such as Blue Buffalo and Orijen. Unfortunately sometimes a dog or cat need a prescription diet for a specific condition. Those conditions can greatly benefits from those special diets and Royal Canin is one of the best in that area.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hello Melanie, what are your most recommended dog food/cat food brands and why? Chloe is currently on royal canin breed specific. Thank you!
Royal Canin is one of my top choices! It meets AAFCO standards, runs their own feeding trials, and have veterinary nutritionists on staff. It's one of only four brands that have all this, the others are Hill's Science Diet, Purina ProPlan, and Iams. I feed my dogs Iams. I think you have Chloe on an excellent food and I would not change it! Keep up the good work :-)
Updated on August 12th, 2025