Purina Pro Plan Focus Adult Classic Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon & Rice Entree Canned Dog Food, 13-oz, case of 12

I have two Chocolate Labs with horrible food allergies. If they eat regular dog food they get hives, diarrhea, yeast infections in their ears, itchy, scaly skin, and gooey discharge from their eyes. This food, as well as the dry version, has cleared up all their symptoms. It isn't the best looking food, but my labs love it. I have a very picky Cattle Dog mix too and he used to skip meals because he didn't like the food. I switched him over to the salmon and rice with the Labs and he loves it! He eats every meal now. Also, people we meet on walks always comment on the Labs' shiny coats! Even our vet says he has never seen such shiny labs! This food is definitely worth it for dogs with I have two Chocolate Labs with horrible food allergies. If they eat regular dog food they get hives, diarrhea, yeast infections in their ears, itchy, scaly skin, and gooey discharge from their eyes. This food, as well as the dry version, has cleared up all their symptoms. It isn't the best looking food, but my labs love it. I have a very picky Cattle Dog mix too and he used to skip meals because he didn't like the food. I switched him over to the salmon and rice with the Labs and he loves it! He eats every meal now. Also, people we meet on walks always comment on the Labs' shiny coats! Even our vet says he has never seen such shiny labs! This food is definitely worth it for dogs with severe food allergies. … more

Recently, the vet recommended I supplement my senior dog's diet with wet food. I've been feeding my dogs the dry version of this food for 2 years. They love it, so I thought for sure he'd love this. I also got some of the Pro Plan grain free canned food. He loves the grain free canned food, and he loves the dry version of this food. However, they won't eat this (canned) version. I will be buying more of the Pro Plan grain free cans. However, I won't be buying more of this, and I strongly recommend against anyone getting it. My dog loves fish, and is not a picky eater, but he turned his nose up at this.

I mix a little of this with the corresponding dry food and it has motivated my picky dog to eat twice a day. At room temperature it doesn’t have a lot of fishy smell (compared to opening an actual can of salmon). Once refrigerated it has practically no odor to humans. Thanks to this food I may actually get my dog to the appropriate weight for his breed.

My German Shepard loved her Purina Pro Plan Focus Puppy food and is now making a switch after two years to the adult food. She wasn't a huge fan of the dry, so I mixed in the wet and she is now (literally) jumping for joy when its time for meals. It keeps her focused for training but she still has that puppy energy. Her coat is SO SOFT and SO SHINY and her hips and joints are giving us no problems as we approach the 3 years old.

I read the reviews which were both pro and con. Tried it anyway because I have a pit terrier rescue who has skin and anxiety issues. I have to coax her to eat it by hand mixed with her dry mixture of Purina Focus. It looks like grey mush. I do understand it's fish but it's nasty. I am trying to get thru the order but I will not be getting this again.

I'm not sure why so many think the smell and texture is so disgusting. Firstly, I don't find it smells nearly as bad as most canned dog foods I've fed dogs in the past...not to mention canned cat food (the worst!). Secondly, our cans of food look like the picture -- Not soup as many have mentioned. It's a soft texture as one might expect for a salmon- and rice-based food. I wanted to say that I did quite a bit of research looking for a low sodium food for our fur baby who has the beginnings of congestive heart failure. This is one of the lowest on the market. The dry version is a good option too, so I feed both of them. Another excellent choice (extremely low sodium) is Honest Kitchen's I'm not sure why so many think the smell and texture is so disgusting. Firstly, I don't find it smells nearly as bad as most canned dog foods I've fed dogs in the past...not to mention canned cat food (the worst!). Secondly, our cans of food look like the picture -- Not soup as many have mentioned. It's a soft texture as one might expect for a salmon- and rice-based food. I wanted to say that I did quite a bit of research looking for a low sodium food for our fur baby who has the beginnings of congestive heart failure. This is one of the lowest on the market. The dry version is a good option too, so I feed both of them. Another excellent choice (extremely low sodium) is Honest Kitchen's Whole Grain Beef (that specific one). So it too, is in our rotation throughout the week. My dog loves all three. … more

I have a pit lab mix. He has some skin allergies so I have him on Purina’s skin sensitive dry food. I loved it so much I bought this so it would feel like he was having a great once in a while! He loves it and eats it right away! I mix it with his dry food because he weighs 90 pounds. My other dog though is picky and does not like this wet food, but again she is very picky. I highly recommend you get this! It makes a great treat for the furry babies :)

My schnauzer suddenly developed gastroenteritis at 11 years old. My vet told me to do low fat, but since she is not overweight I wanted something that would at least maintain her weight. She's been on this for 3 weeks and she's back to her old self. It looks gross, but she loves it. I am so glad to have found it.

My dogs get wet food as a treat, and I've had a hard time finding one that doesn't give my pom mix diarrhea. I have finally found it! He absolutely loves this food, and he doesn't get an upset tummy from it. Yes, it has a gross smell and a very loose texture compared to other pates. But I don't know what else you're expecting from a wet food that is fish based. It's supposed to appeal to dogs, not humans. If they tried to hide the fact it was fish with coloring and flavoring, people would just complain about that instead.

I have a 10 year old terrier who has always had a sensitive stomach, but it seems his sensitivity has gotten worse with age. I’ve always had good results with the Purina Pro Plan line, but I decided to step it up a notch and give this one a shot. Firstly, the smell is horrible. I know canned dog food of course doesn’t smell good to us humans, but smells like a feast to animals, but this food just isn’t it. It’s by far the worst smelling dog food I’ve ever encountered, my dogs don’t even get excited about me making it for them. Secondly, it’s gray. Gray sludge in a can. Every single kind of canned dog food I’ve ever bought has been brown— light brown, dark brown, brown with chunks, but brown I have a 10 year old terrier who has always had a sensitive stomach, but it seems his sensitivity has gotten worse with age. I’ve always had good results with the Purina Pro Plan line, but I decided to step it up a notch and give this one a shot. Firstly, the smell is horrible. I know canned dog food of course doesn’t smell good to us humans, but smells like a feast to animals, but this food just isn’t it. It’s by far the worst smelling dog food I’ve ever encountered, my dogs don’t even get excited about me making it for them. Secondly, it’s gray. Gray sludge in a can. Every single kind of canned dog food I’ve ever bought has been brown— light brown, dark brown, brown with chunks, but brown nonetheless. But this is gray? Lastly, my dog just won’t eat it. The only luck I’ve had with getting him to eat it was by mixing it was another kind of dog food. He’s not even picky, he’ll eat anything you put in front of his face. … more