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

My two year old mini dachshund has had horrible digestive issues literally his entire life- finally was advised by my vet to try this as a last resort, as it’s the *only* wet food out there that’s completely chicken and beef free, without also being grain free (chicken is the most common dog allergy apparently). Immediately after starting on this he has normal hard poops! He’s a fussy eater as it is and he likes it, and still hasn’t got bored even after a few months. I mix it with the coordinating salmon and rice dry food. Yes it smells and looks kind of gross but who cares. Try it if your pup has allergies/loose stools/is fussy.

My pups, 6 year old french bulldog and 1 year old Standard Poodle. Both were grazers when it came to meal time. could never get them to eat a full bowl at one time. the poodle carried one kernel at a time across the living room. the Frenchie at mostly atfter we went to bed. hence a midnight potty break was terrible. Now we have switched both pups to Proplan sensitive stomach dry and wet. we combine them. Poodle is 45 pounds with 1 up dry and 1/2 cup wet per meal and the (23 pound ) frenchie 1/2 cup dry and a spoon full of wet. not as much wet. i notice its harder for her to eat wet since she has no nose. Both are very happy. mailing weight. eating full meals. able to have treats midday since My pups, 6 year old french bulldog and 1 year old Standard Poodle. Both were grazers when it came to meal time. could never get them to eat a full bowl at one time. the poodle carried one kernel at a time across the living room. the Frenchie at mostly atfter we went to bed. hence a midnight potty break was terrible. Now we have switched both pups to Proplan sensitive stomach dry and wet. we combine them. Poodle is 45 pounds with 1 up dry and 1/2 cup wet per meal and the (23 pound ) frenchie 1/2 cup dry and a spoon full of wet. not as much wet. i notice its harder for her to eat wet since she has no nose. Both are very happy. mailing weight. eating full meals. able to have treats midday since they ate their meals. they lick bowls clean. never had any dog do that. we have tried many high quality foods and even fresh delivery and none got eaten this fast. waiting while i mix it. even if your dog needs the sensitive still use it. it cant hurt to be gentle on a tummy. … more

My senior golden doodle eats this same brand and kind of dog food in dry form. It is healthy, nutritious, and recommended by our vet for her sensitive stomach. Lately she has not been as enthused about it, so I began adding a bit of this matching canned food to it and she wolfs it down. Win win. :)

Our Veterinarian recommended this specific blend for our senior pup's queasy stomach. He loves the salmon and it loves his stomach! No more throwing up when he is traveling in the car. The price is far more palatable than his previous canned food--that's a plus!

We have given this to our dogs in the past, and it has been well received. It has a great balance of Omega 3 fatty acids and protein from the salmon. We now have a GSD with EPI. This is the canned food that we have been the most successful in integrating into her diet as we move away from hydrolyzed prescription food.

Our golden/rottweiler/pit mix has digestive issues and we had tried multiple foods but nothing was helping. We found the dry version of the Purino pro plan sensitive skin and stomach which is great. We initially started with adding the wet food to the dry food and he loves it. We make our own wet dog food mix for him now but we have a few cans incase we run out of our home made stuff in a pinch. Rudy is really picky but he eats this wet food up immediately when we use it.

Just by looking at the picture on the can, you can clearly tell the food is grayish and soupy. It's supposed to be like that! It's bland food for dogs with sensitivities. I wouldn't let that deter you from trying it with your dog. I purchased a single can at a pet store to test it out -- my dog gobbled it up and licked his bowl clean. He has skin allergies and he's intolerant to chicken/poultry, so we'll be incorporating this into his routine. It's also great for disguising his daily dose of CBD oil! Would recommend.

My frenchie is allergic to chicken sadly and can’t have a lot of wet food. This one we tried out because it says no chicken and it was great! I mix a scoop in with her food and she loves it!

Consistency is just thicker than soup. Zoey likes it, for the most part, but it is a mess - all around the bowl and her beard. She has to lick it rather than chew. It's a step up from the previous batch of Hills Science Diet. The food in that can was flying all over the place and I would have to clean up constantly, That one was discontinued and I had to switch. At least the mess from this one is isolated to the bowl.

I got this food because my dog has skin allergies. When I opened it I was a little surprised by the way it looked. It definitely smells like salmon but it’s an ugly gray color. Not that my dog cares about color. Lol. She didn’t like it very much. Takes her half the day to eat half the can whereas normally it takes a couple minutes. It’s not bad it’s just not for her.