Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Dog HA Hypoallergenic can help minimize adverse food reactions in dogs by using hydrolyzed protein and low allergenic carbohydrates for digestion purposes. Furthermore, this food is specifically tailored for easy digestion.
This therapeutic diet is recommended for dogs suffering from food allergy gastroenteritis or dermatitis, food intolerance or inflammatory bowel disease. Available both dry and canned varieties.
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Hypoallergenic
PURINA PROPLAN Canine HA Hypoallergenic is a holistic pet food designed for diagnosis and management of food allergies in dogs. This formula features one source of protein broken down into smaller components to minimize allergic reactions; additionally it includes purified carb sources for added reliability in an elimination diet trial to test whether your pup suffers from food intolerances.
This kibble features venison as its unique protein source and is an ideal choice for allergy-prone dogs. Rated one of the highest hypoallergenic foods on Chewy, many pet owners report their dogs love it; with low moisture content making it suitable for sensitive stomachs.
This food offers below-average levels of protein, fat and carbohydrates compared to other dry kibbles; its protein level stands at 20% while fat content stands at 9% and carbohydrates make up approximately 63%. Furthermore, its omega-3 fatty acid content exceeds average.
Low carbohydrate
This dry dog food from the veterinary diet designed for food allergies features hydrolyzed protein sources broken down into smaller components and one low-allergen carb source formulated to be easily digestible, making it the ideal option for dogs suffering from gastroenteritis or dermatitis due to food.
This product boasts more protein than carbohydrates and is free from gluten, making it suitable for most dogs. The first ingredient is cage-free chicken and chicken meal as its primary component; additional proteins come from fruits, vegetables and nutritious oils to complete its profile.
Canola oil is often avoided because it comes from genetically modified rapeseed and may contain toxic TBHQ levels that are harmful for consumption. Furthermore, this food contains cellulose as well as plant fibers such as flax seed that could potentially aggravate digestive upset in dogs with sensitive stomachs. Regardless of which option is chosen though, sensitive dogs shouldn’t consume it directly as this could harm their overall health and wellness.
High in protein
It has a 20% protein reading, 9% fat level and 63% estimated carbohydrates content. It was designed specifically to meet the needs of dogs who may be sensitive to certain proteins; hydrolyzed proteins reduce allergic responses.
As this food is a prescription diet, prior to purchasing it you will require approval from your veterinarian. Available both online and at traditional pet stores, this food is designed for dogs with food allergies as well as digestive conditions like food intolerances, pancreatitis or inflammatory bowel disease.
This formula’s main ingredients include corn starch, hydrolyzed soy protein isolate and vegetable oil from genetically modified rapeseed; Tbhq may not be suitable for consumption as well as powdered cellulose extracted from pine trees and processed through pulping mills to increase digestibility and allow better nutrient absorption.
Low in fat
Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets HA Hydrolyzed Formula Dry Dog Food was specially formulated for dogs with food allergies. The therapeutic diet contains one hydrolyzed protein with low molecular weight that’s less likely to trigger an allergic response and highly digestible for improved nutrient absorption, the product of collaboration among nutritionists, researchers and veterinarians from Purina.
Hydrolyzed soy protein isolate is the foundation of this formula, made by processing soybeans into tiny fragments. This serves as an alternative to beef or lamb proteins which may cause food allergies in some individuals. Other ingredients in the food product include partially hydrogenated canola oil preserved with TBHQ which may come from genetically modified rapeseed plants; powdered cellulose, tricalcium phosphate, and potassium chloride as additional ingredients.
This high-quality dog food does not meet grain free criteria, containing various ingredients commonly seen in lower quality foods as well as an abundance of TBHQ which is suspected as being carcinogenic.
