Solid Gold

[ramanth]

Do you supplement with the Solid Gold SeaMeal? It contains the enzymes needed to help with digestion.

I just switched my two dogs over to Solid Gold Holistique Blendz. Our new rescue, Chipper has a very sensitive stomach and all other foods and most treats make him very ill.

Solid Gold says you don't have to use this supplement but they highly recommend it.

Solid Gold SeaMeal

Chipper had horrible gas when he was sick. He's been on the food since New Years and already we've noticed a difference. No gas at all. Not sure if it's the food change, the SeaMeal, or both. But he chows down at every meal. Guess we'll see in a month if he shows a lack of interest or not.

Good luck!

[borzoimom]

Ramanth is right. I added this to my dogs food when they had to go off of raw to solid gold and bil jac. Hottie has eaten raw his whole life, as well as the pups. I never had a moment of problems, but glad they are back on raw.. lol.

[mugsy]

Wolf King is made by Solid Gold. Buffalo is definitely an acquired taste for dogs. But, like ramanth said...try the Solid Gold Seameal. Mike suggests
Solid Gold's D-zyme powder...it's specifically for digestive issues.

If he doesn't have an issue with beef, you could try Solid Gold's Mmillennia (yes it has 2 "m's" lol). Mike suggests mixing the Wolf King with the Mmillennia because the Wolf King may be too rich for him.

If you decide to switch foods completely, you could try Canidae Lamb and Rice. We have a dog that has digestive issues as well and he is on Pinnacle Duck and Potato....just another option. Mike carries 24 of the top 30 dog foods as rated by "Whole Dog Journal" and has 26 allergy formulas for dogs. If you would like to call him at the store, we are here 10-7 M-Th, 10-6 Friday, and 9-5 Saturday. The phone number is 260-483-0944 and his name again, is Mike.

Good luck and please keep us up to date.