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@christopherinthedepths I’m sorry for your loss ❤️ my dog has IBD as well and it can truly be hellish. Also I’m so sorry people are sending you creepy DMs 😫

@leexyri Right I mean a big reason why people use Purina is because they have research backing them up but I'm not sure if these new formulas are approved/tested? So might be better to switch to Hills or Royal Canin for a bit.

@leexyri Yikes! I think our guy will be on prescription kibble for a while but definitely will check all the ingredients whenever he is able to transition off and we know exactly what he is allergic to. It looks like the Purina lamb & oatmeal doesn't have any chicken product but it does have...

@leexyri Yes we are going to keep him on the z/d food for a while to let his stomach get more stable and then slowly reintroduce different proteins to see what exactly he is intolerant to (but we are almost certain it's all poultry). If your guy can do lamb Purina, Eukanuba, and Hills all have...

@jlondon33 Well he was still testing positive for giardia so we were treating for that. Also he wasn’t pooping in the house or pooping more frequently really, it was just when we took him outside to potty the quality of his poop wasn’t good.

@fijiman Yes my pup has been on both and he did way better on Royal Canin GI than Hills i/d even though they both had chicken.

@patrickwhitmore Yes mine has been on a probiotic (FortiFlora) since mid October and we think that helps as well. Apparently protein allergies/intolerances are the most common type so I would look at that first. Depending on how old your pup is the Hills prescription diets should be fine, they...

We have had a LONG process with our 8 month old Boston Terrier's GI tract. He started having diarrhea in October. Vet thought it was "garbage gut" because he tried a new treat - six weeks and three vet visits later he was diagnosed with giardia. We switched vets, did two rounds of giardia...