Purina Pro Plan Adult Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Rice Formula Dry Dog Food

I’ve had my dogs on this food for a little bit over a year now. I have a small, medium and large dog. It’s been a good food for all 3 of them. I had to switch foods before we found this one because my medium dog had red blotchy skin, was throwing up and just was not doing well. We started this one and at first it did cause our dogs to have diarrhea. It took about 4 weeks and all dogs have been great ever since. Our medium dog skin went back to looking good, & his white fur looks whiter. He put on a little bit of weight (which was needed) and he is no longer throwing up. He just looks so healthy. Also, the pieces of the food are small. So even if you have a 15 pound dog this food works good! The I’ve had my dogs on this food for a little bit over a year now. I have a small, medium and large dog. It’s been a good food for all 3 of them. I had to switch foods before we found this one because my medium dog had red blotchy skin, was throwing up and just was not doing well. We started this one and at first it did cause our dogs to have diarrhea. It took about 4 weeks and all dogs have been great ever since. Our medium dog skin went back to looking good, & his white fur looks whiter. He put on a little bit of weight (which was needed) and he is no longer throwing up. He just looks so healthy. Also, the pieces of the food are small. So even if you have a 15 pound dog this food works good! The dog pictured is the dog that issues with his skin, weight and throwing now. Now looking healthy as can be. … more

My dog is allergic to chicken so I was on the lookout for a fish based diet after a veterinarian directed food trial. I had originally chosen Acana American Waters for the trial as it just had fish but Odin didn't like it and it was grain free, something I wanted to avoid. Knowing of the quality testing Purina does and having had dogs on Pro Plan in the past, I found this limited ingredient, no chicken at all, dog food. Odin likes it fine. It does have a bit of an odor as it is fish, after all, but I store it in a bin rather than the bag anyway and Odin is meal fed so it isn't left out all day. His breath doesn't smell any worse than regular doggy breath. His coat is amazingly soft and luxuriant My dog is allergic to chicken so I was on the lookout for a fish based diet after a veterinarian directed food trial. I had originally chosen Acana American Waters for the trial as it just had fish but Odin didn't like it and it was grain free, something I wanted to avoid. Knowing of the quality testing Purina does and having had dogs on Pro Plan in the past, I found this limited ingredient, no chicken at all, dog food. Odin likes it fine. It does have a bit of an odor as it is fish, after all, but I store it in a bin rather than the bag anyway and Odin is meal fed so it isn't left out all day. His breath doesn't smell any worse than regular doggy breath. His coat is amazingly soft and luxuriant. He has absolutely no scratching or itching. Highly recommend this food! … more

Good price point but my dogs don’t like this food at all. Supposed to be for sensitive belly but new bags literally give my dogs the runs (even when mixed in with older food to help acclimate). My lab will eat just about anything, but will barely touch this. Especially recently. It seemed fine for the first few bags so not sure if something changed but he’s basically on strike and won’t eat this. Also noticed that this is very dense in carbs. Switching to Farmina Ancestral Grain for all of the above reasons.

My Vet recommended this food to me after finding out I was unknowingly using a brand linked to heart issues. I was hesitant at first because one of my dogs gets really bad allergies and breaks out in hives with certain ingredients, but I decided to give it a try. My dogs love the taste and my problem child's skin has had no issues. I've noticed that all 3 of my pups have had more energy especially my lazy 9 year old dauchound. He's been more playful and is actually running. This is the same dog who hates going on walks! I wish I would've made the switch sooner!

I have a 55 lb collie mix who lost all of her teeth when she was a baby. She can't chew so she needs food that's gentle on her tummy. We soak this overnight to soften it for her & she absolutely loves it! She is more excited to eat this than any other food we've given her. She was getting science diet before we switched. We gave her a mix of new and old for a while to be sure it didn't mess with her tummy. It worked out really well & we'll definitely continue to order this food from Chewy.com.

When I first got my dog, he had been eating Purina Pro Plan Chicken and Rice. His stool had always been soft, which lead to anal gland issues. After a few diarrhea incidents after eating chicken, I put it together, he has a chicken sensitivity! I gradually switched to the Salmon and Rice formula and it's done wonders. No more leaky anal glands. He seems to prefer the taste of it, too!

Highly recommend trying this if you've had issues with food allergies with your dog - this kibble has truly improved our lives more than any other purchase. I got my dog at ~14 months old - she'd always been fed a premium, domestic mixed-protein kibble from a U.S. company and done fine. But soon after settling in with me, she developed incessant diarrhea for months (in spite of multiple vet visits), leading to catastrophes in the house, car, and yard...and tons of stress. Turns out she'd developed a chicken allergy. So we tried lamb, but the diarrhea returned; venison also became a problem, and she seemed to have dry skin on a beef kibble. So we switched to a fish kibble of that same brand - Highly recommend trying this if you've had issues with food allergies with your dog - this kibble has truly improved our lives more than any other purchase. I got my dog at ~14 months old - she'd always been fed a premium, domestic mixed-protein kibble from a U.S. company and done fine. But soon after settling in with me, she developed incessant diarrhea for months (in spite of multiple vet visits), leading to catastrophes in the house, car, and yard...and tons of stress. Turns out she'd developed a chicken allergy. So we tried lamb, but the diarrhea returned; venison also became a problem, and she seemed to have dry skin on a beef kibble. So we switched to a fish kibble of that same brand - it went well, but was lower-cal and far more expensive, so I decided to try this Purina salmon kibble. I love that it's more nutritionally dense and available as a value size (more bang for your buck!), and after well over a year on this Purina salmon kibble, my girl's tummy is doing extremely well! Her coat is also unbelievably soft thanks to the good fish oils in this. … more

This is a good product for my dog. But I thought I was buying a 30 lb bag for 41.98 not realizing it was on the 16 lb setting. I am used to being able to pick up a 30 lb bag for about 42.00. So that is what I thought I was getting. Now I see a 30 lb bag is 52.48 which is $1.749 per lb compared to the 16lb bag is $2.624 per lb. I know I can get a 41 lb bag for $1.475 per lb elsewhere.

My guy Ringo has always had a sensitive tummy and skin. We’ve been through several brands and types looking for the right food for him. This one is affordable, he hasn’t had tummy trouble, and-a big plus-most salmon foods have a strong odor, while a little fishy this one is by far the most tolerable.

My 3 year old golden retriever has struggled with soft stool off and on since he was a puppy. We've tried various formulas of ProPlan and even Eukanuba for a while. I always weaned to the new food over at least 7 days and kept him on the new version for at least the full bag of food (except this one). This one I kept him on it for a few weeks, then switched to a new version of ProPlan (more on that one below). I fed the rest of this bag to my other dog who has no stool issues and he did fine on it. Based on the description and reviews, I thought this one would be a winner, but it wasn't. He still had the same stool issues. However, I recently switched to ProPlan Adult Shredded Blend Chicken & My 3 year old golden retriever has struggled with soft stool off and on since he was a puppy. We've tried various formulas of ProPlan and even Eukanuba for a while. I always weaned to the new food over at least 7 days and kept him on the new version for at least the full bag of food (except this one). This one I kept him on it for a few weeks, then switched to a new version of ProPlan (more on that one below). I fed the rest of this bag to my other dog who has no stool issues and he did fine on it. Based on the description and reviews, I thought this one would be a winner, but it wasn't. He still had the same stool issues. However, I recently switched to ProPlan Adult Shredded Blend Chicken & Rice and that one seems to have done the trick! He's been on it for over a month now and has had consistently formed stool - woohoo! For him and me :) … more