Review on Dogs for Joint Health: Nutrisca Hip & Joint Dry Dog Food with High Protein Chicken & Oats Recipe by Danielle Ward

After my son left the army and enrolled in school, he was unable to find a home for his dog due to persistent skin problems. (Couldn't find a place to put the dogs.) Her hair was falling out on her sides, her skin was red and she smelled awful. She also had terrible gas like I had never seen before. On this occasion, he went to the vet several times and was given various dietary advice, pills and shampoos. I adopted his bitch for a year and decided to try different things to get her clean like using natural cage cleaners, switching to this food and continuing with the fish oil capsules he already had for her. Within a week, her skin was no longer inflamed, the gases were gone, and her hair started to grow back. Several weeks have passed and the process is still ongoing, but she is recovering. This food eliminates many common allergens and also contains probiotics. (My vet gave me a list of dog allergens, and number one on the list is food coloring, who would have thought?) The only problem I found was that her bowel movements became so small that she couldn't always control them, so I started mixing up small amounts of allergens. Nutrish Rachel Ray is with him to cheer him up. Although this food is more expensive than other store-bought foods, you need to use a lot less per day for the price to even out.