4 days after adopting Chipper, he started vomiting, having bloody diarreha, was dehydrated and lethargic. Classic symptoms for parvo which had me very concerned.

After many tests were taken, it was found that he had very high levels of intestinal bacteria as well as his TLI level being low, meaning that he didn't have pancreatitis but is a susceptible candidate for it.

Pretty much he has a very sensitive digestive tract. The wrong food or treats can make him ill for days.

The vets at the emergency clinic suggested Eukanuba Sensitive Stomach which is a perscription diet and can be very expensive. Is this what your vet suggested?

We are currently feeding Chipper Solid Golds Holistique Blendz. We also mix in their Seameal Supplement and add Flaxseed oil.

Any treats given are all natural.

We let him play with ropes and plastic toys, but we keep an eye on it. He's not massively destructive, but he did get sick after swallowing a piece of tennis ball. If the toy starts to break down, we throw it away.

I would suggest toys like Kong or Cuz. They are made of rubber and they have types that are made specially for aggressive chewers.

Like others have suggested, once you pick a food, start with a small bag or even a couple of sample packs. That way, if he gets sick on the food, you're not out a lot of money, and it's easier on his tummy to slowly intergrate the new food.

Good luck!!

Living with Chipper those first two months was like walking on egg shells. We never knew what would make him sick, but he's been fine for over a month and a half now.