Eukanuba Special Care Sensitive Digestion (12.5 kg) - Reviews
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14.7.2013
If you have a dog with a sensitive tummy, then this could be the food that your pet needs to rectify the problem. It is certainly working for our petite Border Collie, "Maisy". She is a rescue dog that we have had since September 2012, and from the start she had to visit the vet regularly for various digestive problems. Even now it can still flair up, so we are trying this food and at the moment, all is well.This brilliant dry, crunchy food is specifically tailored for Adult dogs of 1 year old and over and is suitable for all breeds.Eukanuba is a complete food so you will not need to add anything. Chicken, Turkey and Rice are the main ingredients, all of which are gentle on the stomach and easy to digest.
24.8.2013
Well so far this has had a paws up as it has been wolfed down however to be honest he will pretty much eat anything ergo probably why he suffers from a dicky tummy! Jake is a staffie and is sensitive in a few different ways such as skin, joints and digestion and so we have decided to test a few different types of the Eukanuba out on him to see if they make any difference, however the review period is 30 days and I think that this may be too early a timescale to advise of any noticeable differences especially as we won't be able to test them all at the same time. So we have made sure that he actually does like the food and will eat it first by giving him taster meals of it and introducing it slowly as per the instructions.
17.10.2013
As much as my bank account is in opposition to my view, I really am finding the Eukanuba dog food to be such a good investment for my dog! I really wish that I had swapped her on to Eukanuba years ago.My Golden Retriever has always had a delicate tummy. I never thought that the dustbin of the dog world could be so sensitive, but evidently she has never learned her lesson in regards to trying to eat things that she shouldn't. As such, she has been plagued with tummy troubles since she was weaned. I found I had struck a relatively reasonable balance for the past few years by feeding a bizarre mixture of wag dry dog food, and pedigree wet dog food. Any other brands I have tried have caused her further tummy issues.
13.8.2013
This dog food is really good. I have two dogs, 1 10 year old Jack Russell terrier and a 2 year old Cavalier King Charles spaniel. The cavalier has sensitive digestion and if I give him food with wheat or gluten in it, he has very loose stools and gets itchy skin. I've found it fairly difficult to find complete dry dog foods which don't have wheat it, i'm sure they put it in because its cheap. It's detrimental to a lot of people and i'm sure to a lot of pets too.This Eukanuba food is rice based (I've copied and pasted the ingredients list here)and although my cavalier doesn't wolf it down as quickly as he does some other foods, it's much better for his digestion.
17.10.2013
While on the rather expensive side, Eukanuba dog food definitely seems to be worth it, both from the 'science' point of view, and the opinion of the dogs. All of our dogs are highly enthused by the different varieties of Eukanuba food, even my 2.7kg toy breed puppy who is not food-oriented at all and somewhat difficult to encourage to eat enough.This 'Sensitive Digestion' variant is presumably intended to be roughly the equivalent of "Hills i/d" food which is available on prescription from vets. We fed it to a senior large-breed dog who has been on gluten-free food for years because of some digestive issues. This certainly seems to be superior to what he has eating beforehand, both in terms of his,
25.8.2013
Grabbed this for my 10 year old Ladrador.She is getting on now and like most older dogs has arthitus and is very slow moving.Normally i feed her those meat trays you get and thought i would try this out on her.1st day i put it down she looked at me as if to say what the hell is that, but i just walked away and left her too it.30 seconds later she had demolished it, come up to me on the sofa, grabbed the sleeve of my cardigan and pulled me back towards the kitchen where she shoved her nose in the bowl and looked up at me with expectant eyes.Poor thing, i didnt give into her tho, but did the same thing at dinner time and she whoomped it down.She has now been on it twice a day for the last week and i have to say i am absolutely amazed at the difference in her.She is more bouncy,
28.9.2013
Eukanuba is the brand of food that both the breeder and my vet recommended to us when we got our golden retriever, but sometimes we mix it up, as Stan (I had nothing to do with the naming process) seems to become bored. Of course these experiments can sometimes lead to upset stomachs, so this is what we return to. Eukanuba Sensitive Digestion isn't as irritating to their stomachs as other food is, and it contains the best combination of nutrients for glossy coats and strong teeth. I can't ask the dog for his opinion on this particular flavour, but as he shoves it down his throat as fast as I can pour it into his dish, I'm going to call this flavour a winner.The food doesn't smell as strongly as wet food does and it can be left out all night without becoming inedible,
17.9.2013
One of our dogs seems to have drawn the short straw when it comes to health issues. She can't tolerate normal dog food as it upsets her tummy too much, she seems to pick up every ear infection going, she's bothered by her hip joints and she suffers from sensitive skin to name but a few. Trying to accommodate all her ailments through diet alone isn't possible but it's fair to say that her menu is usually pretty bland. I thought I'd give this a go to try and liven meal times up a little for her without setting off her tummy troubles and so far she's liking the change. We've started slow with this one as a complete turn around on what she is used to would probably be unwise given our past experiences but so far it's looking good.
16.7.2013
I've recently changed my dog food from Wagg to Eukanuba and so far I've very happy with the results.My dog is just over 1 year old and made the transition over to the Eukanuba very well - I followed the packaging's recomendation to mix "old brand" with "new" over 3 days and this worked well. So far the dog has eaten all the food given to her (full Eukanuba portions) and she seemes to enjoy the food too - she is far more excited at meal times than shw was on the wagg, which implies that she prefers the taste of this food too.I Have been feeding my dog this food for about a three weeks and already her coat is more shiney, there's no bad breath and, interestingly, her "buisness" is a lot less smelly,
15.7.2013
My daughter has a Siberian Husky which has quite a sensitive stomach so she was keen to try this Eukanuba dry food out on her. Unlike some of the previous brands that she has tried, her dog didn't appear to need a period of time to adjust to this food. However, her dog is a bit of a fussy eater and some days she just did not want to eat the whole bowl full and would just keep taking small amounts throughout the day. This is where a major advantage of dried dog food over meat becomes evident, the dry food does not seem to attract hordes of flies or smell too much (even when water has been added) when left in the bowl for a while.A useful feature of the bag in which this food comes is that it has a zipper to reseal it so that the food remains fresh.
4.7.2013
I like this product and more importantly my dog enjoys eating this product. For point of reference my dogs favourite is Bakers, a very cheap dog food for those on a budget. Pedigree chum is ok but usually leaves some in his dish.This product goes down really well with him but does leave his poo dark almost black with a greeny brown centre and powerful smell if squished.The biscuits are approx. double in size to Eukanuba Puppy. The bag is similar in size and weight to a sack of potatoes and can stand upright freely.12.5 kg = 57 days feed. For optimum benefit packaging states this should be fed daily and exclusivelyContains22% dried chicken and turkey21% riceThe rest is a bit confusing as I couldn't clearly find where the remainding % comes from.
8.7.2013
Our dog is very fussy. When I say that, I obviously mean his digestive system is very fussy. Being a dog, he will eat absolutely anything (apart from salad, but I'm with him on that). Without trying to make you feel sick, when some dog food comes back out, it's not the easiest to clean up.So, he;s been on this food for a week or so now, and so far so good. He seems to enjoy it, doesn't moan he's hungry (well, no more than any normal dog would), and there's been no upset stomachs (from the dog or the clean-up crew).Based on eating and digestion alone, I'd recommend this, and would buy it again. So it comes down to the price. Doing a quick comparison, it seems this one is a bit more expensive than other brands,
18.5.2019
My 5 year old pug was very over weight when we rehomed her a month ago. She was on a low quality food and suffering with terrible wind and bad breath. It took a good few weeks to get her onto this. I was having to mix the dry food with some of her wet tinned food to get her used to it. I tried soaking the biscuit at first with tap water and she refused it. A month on though we’ve now found a trick that gets her scoffing down her bowl every morning and evening, I soak the biscuits with a little hot kettle water and give when luke warm. She LOVES it. Her wind has completely gone which is great!!! We've been following the feeding guidelines (strictly) as well as fitting in plenty of exercise and she is losing weight nicely.
5.12.2013
My daddy switched me to this new Eukanuba food - I've heard they have a good reputation - as an experiment, he said, to see if it really was good for my tum. Well, I wasn't too happy about being used for an experiment - I'm against animals being abused like that - and I was made more unsure because the food bag didn't say what flavour my meal was to be, but there was nothing else to eat so I gave it a go.I have to say it was very tasty, even if I was not sure of what (daddy says there is a lot of rice in it, so it's not gluten free). I yummed it all up very quickly which made my daddy pleased. He was even more impressed when my toilet motions were good,
4.9.2013
Our dog loves Eukanuba food. Then again, she is a Labrador and therefore renowned to eat and enjoy almost anything which is edible! But I feel happy feeding her Eukanuba because it is a breeder and vet recommended brand. She has tried a few varieties in the Eukanuba range now and this one is excellent, on par with the rest of the Eukanuba varieties. She wolfs it down at every mealtime! While she has never had any real problems with her digestive system, feeding her this variety of Eukanuba ensures that her digestion remains normal, especially as she is now a senior dog. Eukanuba is excellent quality dog food with no added preservatives or artificial colours. Although it is quite pricey,