- Is this food good for a dog that scratches a lot?
- It is designed for mild skin sensitivities, with lamb, oat meal and omega-3s. It helps many dogs, but it is not a hypoallergenic diet and will not fix a diagnosed allergy.
- Does it contain chicken?
- Yes. Chicken by-product meal appears in the recipe even though lamb is the main protein. Chicken-sensitive dogs may still react.
- Can puppies eat it?
- No. It is formulated for adult dogs. Puppies need a growth formula with different calcium and calorie levels.
- How does it compare with the salmon version?
- Both target sensitive skin and stomach. The salmon formula avoids chicken and suits dogs that react to poultry; this lamb version is the better pick for dogs that dislike fish.
- How long before I see a difference?
- Most owners who report results see firmer stools within one to two weeks and skin changes over four to eight weeks. Transition gradually over about a week.
- What is in the bag?
- Dry kibble only. The 1.3 lb figure refers to a small can in this line, not the bag; check the bag size you order.
- Where is the Purina Pro Plan Specialized Sensitive Skin Stomach Lamb Oat Meal cheapest?
- At Petsmart, for $3.49, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Purina Pro Plan Specialized Sensitive Skin Stomach Lamb Oat Meal?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Tractor Supply Co, Petsmart.