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In Memory of- Maggie- 2002-2011

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Barked: Tue Aug 5, '08 5:47pm PST


	Maggie has had skin/stomach problems for a long time. Currently a vitamin liquid mixed with whatever food she is able to eat has helped more than anything. Avoid corn, but didn't know about the chicken problem so I will try to weed that out and see what happens! Thanks!

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Shelby

I never met a- sock I didn't- like

Barked: Wed Sep 17, '08 7:17pm PST


	I think Shelby is the poster child for dogs with a sensitive stomach! We've tried probably 18 different premium dog foods and nothing really helps. Finally, I've decided to cook for her after a horrible episode last week when I tried Purina ProPlan Sensitive. It was awful: coming out both ends all night long. It's only been a little over a week but she seems livelier to me and no barfing. Are you doing any better, Isabelle? I know this thread is from a while ago.

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Lady

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Barked: Sat Dec 6, '08 8:21am PST


	I eat Natural Balance food and treats and don't have any stomach problems. Natural Balance can be purchased at Petco.

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Charlie "the- ferocious- beast "

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Barked: Sat Dec 27, '08 11:07pm PST


	Blue Buffalo has a really good line of food. Any kind of Holistic its worth the shot ! your pup is adorable!

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In Memory of- Maggie- 2002-2011

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Barked: Tue Mar 30, '10 5:59pm PST


	Just as a follow-up, I have been eating Nutro for sensitive skin/stomachs for the last two months and my skin and coat have never looked better. Treats are the omega-3 infused, that are NOT from China...always amazes me how EVERYTHING is made in China these days...remember that is where all the tainted food and treats came from a few years ago. Happy Easter!

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Barked: Sun Dec 4, '11 9:58pm PST


	I have a 4 yr old pure bred mini-poodle. I went to 5 vets before I got his loose stools figured out. Two vets wanted to cut him open and take a biopsey. Finally one vet said Science Diet ZD with pumpkin and probiotic...sort of worked. Next a small town elderly vet called science diet who said take him off of everything but ZD and metamucil. This worked quite well and I passed it on to a friend who had same problem and it worked for her but didn't want to use Rx kibble. She talked to a Health food store person in this tiny town who said she heard Taste of the Wild Lamb and Rice worked. Wallah!!!..it works perfectly with a little metamucil. I tossed the pricey pancreatic medicine that I never used.