DOG FOOD DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS SOLVED
This video is about how to solve dog food digestive problems. The speaker says that the most likely reason for dog food digestive problems is inflammation in the dog's digestive system caused by something in the food.
The speaker recommends a three-step approach to address this issue: Assess what your dog is currently eating: Make a list of all the ingredients in your dog's food and treats.
Avoid ingredients that are likely to cause inflammation, such as corn, rice, barley, wheat gluten, meat and animal derivatives, soybean protein, and peas. Put your dog on a single-protein diet: Choose one protein source, such as chicken, beef, pork, or salmon, and feed your dog only food and treats that contain that protein.
This will help you identify if your dog is allergic to a particular protein. Less common proteins, such as reindeer, goat, rabbit, quail, seabass, or pollard, are less likely to cause allergies.
Add supplements after trying a single-protein diet: If your dog's digestion improves on a single-protein diet, you can slowly add natural probiotics, fiber sources (like rabbit ears or chia seeds), or other supplements to their diet. However, it's important to add one thing at a time to pinpoint what works best for your dog.