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Look at either raised right or evermore both are gently cooked with no synthetic vitamins. You want the vitamins to come from the ingredients

Newman

After a lot of research I have switched Newman who is 2 1/2 years old over to Evermore it's gently cooked. He wasn't having any problems before, but I wanted something that didn't have synthetic vitamins. Here are the ingredients and he loves it

Personally I don't like the plastic bones they usually shred and the dog ends up swallowing pieces. I only use raw marrow bones and a good brand of grass fed bully sticks which he absolutely loves. Beef trachea, dehydrated duck necks are another good option but they don't last as long

Newman does the sniffing also, but he is like the nosey old man next door. He always has to see what the neighbors are doing and when on walks, when a car goes by he always has to see who it is.

That could be your problem right there. I didn't know anything about that food, but after looking it up I did see a lot of complaints mainly cheap fillers. You might try changing to a good quality food and start giving a good probiotic

Are you doing anything different such as cleaners or even change laundry soap? New food?

So.sorry for your loss. This is something I never want to think about.

Are you sure your dog isn't allergic to chicken? That could have been the problem the first time around. Maybe try a small turkey, and no about cooking the sardines, I buy the ones with no salt in spring water .

So glad she found you. She's probably never experienced the simple things

I did notice the arcana that I looked at contained sweet potatoes. Should that be a concern for them?

There's a thread on here with the different dog food ratings. If you're going to do kibble I would stick with the better ones, nature's logic, open farms and some others, avoiding corn and other fillers.I rotate the proteins with every bag avoiding chicken.

Royal canin is full of corn meal and fillers plus the chicken can also cause allergy problems. Unfortunately Iams isn't much better, personally I'd look for healthier options. Can save you down the road in vet bills. Beautiful pup

I think thats a wise move a lot on here praise nature's logic, don't think you'll find many praising anything by Purina lol. Best of luck!