- Is this food good for a small dog with a sensitive stomach?
- It is formulated for sensitive skin and stomachs, with salmon as the first ingredient, prebiotic fiber for digestion and fish oil for skin and coat. Many owners report firmer stools, but every dog reacts differently, so transition slowly over a week or more.
- Does it contain chicken?
- The formula centers on salmon and rice rather than chicken as the main protein. Check the full ingredient panel on the bag if your dog has a strict chicken allergy, since some recipes include other animal sources.
- What are the protein and fat levels?
- It has 28% protein, 17% fat and 3% fiber. That is a solid protein level for an adult small breed without being overly rich.
- How does it compare with the regular Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach?
- The core salmon-and-rice formula is similar, but this version is sized for small breeds with smaller kibble pieces. Larger-breed dogs may do better on the standard kibble size.
- How should I switch my dog to this food?
- Mix it with the current food in increasing amounts over about seven to ten days. A slow transition is especially important for dogs prone to loose stools.
- Is it complete food for adult dogs?
- Yes, it is a complete dry food for adult small breed dogs, not a topper or supplement. It is not intended for puppies or large breeds.
- Where is the Pro Plan Salmon & Rice Sensitive Skin & Stomach Small Breed Adult Dry Dog Food cheapest?
- At Southern Agriculture, for $49.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Pro Plan Salmon & Rice Sensitive Skin & Stomach Small Breed Adult Dry Dog Food?
- Rated 3 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Pro Plan Salmon & Rice Sensitive Skin & Stomach Small Breed Adult Dry Dog Food?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Southern Agriculture, Pittsboro Pet Supply.