Review on 🐶 Wellness Simple Natural Limited Ingredient Dry Dog Food: Lamb and Oatmeal Recipe - 26-Pound Bag - Top Choice for Health-Conscious Pet Owners! by Jessica Lopez

Our McNabb Border Collie has an unusually sensitive stomach when it comes to dog food. She can eat dog food with very limited ingredients, no matter the cost, or she will have diarrhea almost constantly. It's been like this since she was a puppy. Simple wellness has always been easy on the stomach and she eats it with relish (I can't report picky eaters as she eats anything that fits in her mouth). Aside from being good for their sensitive stomachs, there are a few other benefits to using grain-free dog food with limited ingredients. Since this material is very nutritious, you don't use as much dog food, which also means that this material is almost as cheap as the cheaper one. A 45 pound dog will typically eat about 2 cups of cheap dog food a day. Our dog keeps his weight (and the vet confirmed this is correct) at HALF that weight. literally half a cup twice a day and she's maintaining her weight. We give her an extra 1/3 cup if she's had a particularly active day. Another great thing is that your dog won't poo as much! Our dog only has to go out once a day, sometimes even every other day. Her poop is very hard (vet checked again, this is normal) and since she doesn't come out as often it makes poop collection a lot easier too! If you can afford it, I think the Zignature brand offers even higher quality food (and my dog absolutely loves kangaroo formula) with the same benefits, but being on a budget, wellness is easily the cheapest. high quality dog food that keeps my puppy from diarrhea. rocket into low earth orbit. My only suggestion is to stick with lamb and turkey based flavors. Duck and fish smell EXTREMELY strong so be warned. Revain currently sells this material for $20 less per bag than petco/petsmart.