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Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin & Stomach is a dry adult dog food built around salmon as the first ingredient, with rice and oatmeal as digestible carbohydrate sources. It adds prebiotic fiber for gut bacteria, fish oil for EPA omega-3s and joint support, and omega-6 fatty acids plus zinc for skin and coat. It skips corn, wheat and soy, which sets it apart from many grocery-tier formulas. Owners of dogs with sensitive digestion or dull, itchy skin are the target buyer; it competes with grain-inclusive sensitive-stomach lines from Hill's and Royal Canin, and reviewers rate it highly for palatability and firmer stools.
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Lowest price we've seen: $20.68 on Nov 12 at Chewy.com. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 12.
Owners rate this formula highly, with most praise going to how well dogs with sensitive digestion handle it and how eagerly they eat it. Coat and stool improvements are commonly reported. A few dogs did not adjust well, and some owners note a strong fish odor.
Purina Pro Plan FOCUS Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Rice Formula is a dry food for adult dogs with sensitive skin and stomachs. Salmon is the first ingredient and a primary source of protein. The formula has no corn, wheat or soy.
Rice and oatmeal provide easily digestible carbohydrates. Prebiotic fiber nourishes the beneficial bacteria in a dog's intestine to help promote digestive health. Fish oil is a source of EPA, an omega-3 fatty acid that helps support healthy joints and mobility. Omega-6 fatty acids and zinc help keep the skin nourished and the coat healthy.
The food is made in Purina-owned U.S. facilities.









