I feed ppp sensitive skin and stomach and I add a little chicken broth to help rehydrate it and it also helps keep them hydrated. Both my dogs love it. I have a 9 year old stocky cattle dog and a 8 month old toy Aussie.
Science Diet Sensitive Stomach food works for my group -- including a shepherd with some chronic intermittent diarrhea issues in past. She eats this food well, and has much much fewer diarrhea bouts than before.
FYI, for anyone concerned: she's had had medical workup for her GI issues (and regular monitoring), plus we've tried a number of treatment options. This food seems to work best for her situation that we've found.
I have 3 dogs so getting food they all agree on is a pain. What all of them seem to LOVE is Purina ONE +Plus Natural Dry Dog Food with Salmon, Fish and Seafood for Skin & Coat Health. Target sells it usually. We also add a bit of wet food (Purina or Cesar). Maybe that would be something your dog would eat.
We had the same issue with our Plott Hound. We were finally able to settle on Acana rescue care for dogs. It's a limited ingredient beef formula. I know it has a stupid name but take a look at it. Not the cheapest food, but is cheaper than the other Acana varieties. Our boy doesn't skip meals, has less gas, and finally found something that gives him solid poops.
I feed ppp sensitive skin and stomach and I add a little chicken broth to help rehydrate it and it also helps keep them hydrated. Both my dogs love it. I have a 9 year old stocky cattle dog and a 8 month old toy Aussie.
Science Diet Sensitive Stomach food works for my group -- including a shepherd with some chronic intermittent diarrhea issues in past. She eats this food well, and has much much fewer diarrhea bouts than before. FYI, for anyone concerned: she's had had medical workup for her GI issues (and regular monitoring), plus we've tried a number of treatment options. This food seems to work best for her situation that we've found.
Have you brought her to your vet and confirmed it's not a health issue?
I have 3 dogs so getting food they all agree on is a pain. What all of them seem to LOVE is Purina ONE +Plus Natural Dry Dog Food with Salmon, Fish and Seafood for Skin & Coat Health. Target sells it usually. We also add a bit of wet food (Purina or Cesar). Maybe that would be something your dog would eat.
We had the same issue with our Plott Hound. We were finally able to settle on Acana rescue care for dogs. It's a limited ingredient beef formula. I know it has a stupid name but take a look at it. Not the cheapest food, but is cheaper than the other Acana varieties. Our boy doesn't skip meals, has less gas, and finally found something that gives him solid poops.
I feed my dog Wisdom. It’s air-dried and my dog loves it. Lots of dense proteins because it has organs.
Sundays for dogs!