Okay, so I have two puppies that are currently on Innova puppy food (dry & wet). I just recently got a new puppy and her stool has not been very solid at all, and I was worried that the Innova food might be too rich for her. So I asked my vet if I should switch her food, and to what, and he recommended Eukanuba, Science Diet, and Royal Canin. Now I KNOW the first two are not good foods, but don’t know much about the 3rd. I know you can get it at PetSmart, which makes me think it is not so good. I was thinking of switching them all over to California Naturals or Canidae, since one of the older puppies has loose stool often as well. Should I pick one of those, or follow the advice of the vet?
Just to add– When I got the puppy, I had her on her old puppy food and gradually switched to Innova over a span of about 10 days, so I don’t think the switch was a problem.
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My vet highly recommends this dog food, my dogs love it, but the only place I can find it is at my Vets office. Check out the website below and see what you think. It’s called vet formula. I know that just because a vet sells it does not mean it’s quality dog food. Thus…has anyone heard of it. My vet states that the lamb is hypoallergenic. I have problems with my bullies and allergies. They do love it and have had no problems since they have been eating it.
