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Reply To: Need advice for new food issue
Today is “Ask the Vet Tuesday” on Dr. Tim’s Facebook page. If you hurry, you might still be able to get an answer to your question from Dr. Tim today. https://www.facebook.com/DrTimsPetFood
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I think the stool issue could indicate a food sensitivity. Some of my dog’s food intolerance issues take a while to present themselves. It’s confusing because he’ll do well on something, until he doesn’t. With my dogs, those were sensitivities to what I think of as sort of “secondary” ingredients, like flax. It could even be that the protein or fat level of the GF Kinesis is optimal for him.
Try a spoonful of plain, canned pumpkin mixed in with each meal and see if that helps firm things up.
Did you do a side by side ingredient comparison of the ingredients in the GF Kinesis and the Pursuit?
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