Hill's Science Diet Adult Sensitive Stomach & Sensitive Skin Grain-Free Salmon & Vegetable Entree Wet Dog Food, 12.8-oz can, case of 4

I like to mix up my 6-year-old Ruby's wet food while keeping the dry consistent. We avoid chicken flavors because it's a potential allergen, and she has broken out in the past with chicken entrees. I bought this because it is Salmon for sensitive skin and stomach. I did not realize until it was too late that it had so many chicken ingredients in it. After transitioning her for a week from a limited ingredient wet food to this one, her skin is inflamed and itchy, especially her vulva. It looks very uncomfortable and I feel awful for not reading all the ingredients. Chicken broth has never been a problem for her, but there's more than just chicken broth in this food.

We have a German Shepherd mix that came from a rescue. She vomited A LOT. I was told she had mega esophagus when we adopted her. So we went through years of the special feeding routine, numerous different foods.....soft, canned, soaked dry foods, different consistencies, you name it. The vomiting never went completely away. About 6 months ago I tried this food. I didn’t really want to because it is expensive and I thought “what could be so different about it from other canned food?” but, I was still trying to figure out the best food for her. I really couldn’t believe it. She no longer vomits AT ALL. I don’t even do the upright feeding, she eats from the floor like a normal dog. She has gained weight, she has more energy and I can just tell how much better she feels. Her skin used to have a slight redness in the creases and in her ears and that’s even gone. I thought, mmmm, maybe this is a fluke, so I tried going back to other canned food, Iams actually, not the super cheap stuff, and she started vomiting immediately. What the heck is in all that other dog food that makes her so sick??? I don’t know, but it makes me really wonder if most of the dog food out there is just garbage that’s not fit to give any living creature. I’m going to switch my other 2 dogs to the dry version just to see what happens. The only negative is she doesn’t really like it and will not eat it on its own. It does not look or smell like other canned dog food(you know, that strong smelling pate with globs of congealed goo). It probably tastes pretty bland since it’s lacking all those chemicals that make other dog food tasty but toxic. Just like people, we’d rather eat Doritos than some kale chips. I have to make a cooked chicken smoothie and mix it in with it and then she will enthusiastically gobble it up. Problem solved. Here’s a picture of a happy healthy dog thanks to this food. I’ve literally never written a review before for anything but I am so grateful for how this food has helped my sweet girl feel better I felt I needed to share my experience in the hope it will help others.