FAQ

Common signs of food intolerance in dogs include chronic ear infections, itchy skin, vomiting, and gastrointestinal issues like diarrhea or excessive gas.

Greyhounds are widely considered to have some of the most sensitive stomachs among dog breeds.

Signs of food intolerance in dogs include gastrointestinal issues, itchy skin, chronic ear infections, and behavioral changes.

Breeds like Yorkshire Terriers, Boxers, and German Shepherds are known to have the most sensitive stomachs.

Dogs with sensitive stomachs should avoid fatty foods, dairy, spicy ingredients, artificial additives, and certain human foods like chocolate and onions.

Wet food is often better for dogs with sensitive stomachs due to its higher moisture content and easier digestibility.

Dog foods with limited ingredients and novel protein sources are least likely to cause diarrhea, particularly those free from common allergens like corn or soy.

The best dog food for a sensitive stomach includes easily digestible ingredients like rice, chicken, and prebiotic fibers, and avoids artificial additives.

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Veterinarians recommend Purina because it offers science-based nutrition, rigorous quality control, and a wide range of formulas tailored to pets' health needs.