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@pogue72 Then maybe try switching back and if he keeps losing weight you should have blood work done.

@pogue72 Unless the Open Farm has much lower calories I would consider taking him to the vet for blood work.

@bfurnace I wouldn’t feed it. besides the recall the ingredients aren’t that great.

@hschaap Check out this subs wiki for more information on ingredients https://www.reddit.com/r/DogFood/wiki/index/

@hschaap Hills, Purina, and Royal Canin are all great brands with extensive science behind them. Purina Pro Plan has a sensitive skin & stomach formula that comes in salmon, turkey, or lamb.

@word_cuts_deep The Purina EN is complete and balanced, it can be fed long term.

@hogynllan I wouldn’t feed it personally but its one of the few foods that meet OPs requirements.

@hogynllan I wouldn’t feed it personally but its one of the few foods that meet OPs requirements.

@oceania The royal canin ultamino is supposed to be one of the most hypoallergenic diets. I just checked and it does not contain oats or peas. you would need to ask your vet about it, it’s a prescription diet.

@confused1980 Most allergies are environmental. A food trial with an hydrolyzed protein diet is the best way to diagnose a food allergy. A quick search on Chewy I found a few of the Acana singles line meet your requirements and the Natures Logic pork seems to as well.