Every dog experiences a sensitive tum at some point in their lives. And whether it's a quick blip from something they've eaten, an allergy, intolerance or a condition that needs long term care and attention, an adapted diet that's formulated for their needs can help get things back on track. With a mix of easily digestible proteins, prebiotics and probiotics, and a whole bunch of fibre-rich vegetables, our dog food for sensitive tums can help prevent digestive upset, reduce the risk of potential reactions, and soothe current symptoms.
What can give a dog a sensitive stomach?
Digestive sensitivity is common in dogs and can be triggered by a number of things. Including:
Allergies & intolerances
Eating something they shouldn't
Poor gut health
Sudden diet changes
Stress & anxiety
Underlying health conditions like parasites, infections, and conditions like IBD
What are the symptoms of a sensitive stomach in dogs?
It's difficult to know what exactly is happening on the inside, but if your dog is suffering from a sensitive stomach, they often show one, if not all, of the following symptoms:
What dog breeds are prone to sensitive stomachs?
Any dog can have a sensitive stomach, but some breeds are more prone than others, including:
Boxers
French Bulldogs
English Bulldogs
Shih Tzus
Labradors
Great Danes
Yorkshire Terriers
German Shepherds
What are the best ingredients for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
Dog food recipes for sensitive stomachs often focus on easy-to-digest, lean proteins, fibrous vegetables, and gut-healthy pre- and postbiotics. This helps to avoid further agitation of the gut lining, restore and rebuild the gut microbiome, and keep poops firm and healthy.
*Dr Bushra Abu-Helil - Pooch & Mutt Gut Health Databsase, Analysed by Biome9, Internal Evidence Bank
