Allow 3 weeks and remove all treats, food toppers, no table food to make sure your pet is adjusted. It also helps to eliminate any other things that may be causing them skin or digestive distress and rule out their main food being the problem.
** Dog's with skin allergies focused on Meat and sensitive digestive system. Feed below recommended dose if pet is sedentary or gaining too much weight. Depending on pet some environmental allergy enhancers may be: Oats, peas, turmeric, milk thistle, Marshmellow root. Dog's with shellfish allergies will continue to present allergies due to fish content.
** This formula is on this blog due to it not shifting or rearranging its ingredients, making it easier to determine whether a pet has developed food allergies overtime vs the company making changes which make it appear like a pet has developed allergies when the trigger was a formula change.
** Dogs that may require elimination diet plus address urinary crystals, sensitive leaky gut. Depending on pet some environmental or digestive allergy enhancers may be: rice, corn, chicken by- product meal, glycerin Ingredients
Whole grain corn, rice, chicken by-product meal, corn protein meal, animal fat preserved with mixed-tocopherols, powdered cellulose, egg and chicken flavor, glycerin, natural flavor, salt, calcium carbonate, phosphoric acid, potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, L-Lysine monohydrochloride, zinc proteinate, Vitamin E supplement, choline chloride, potassium citrate, ferrous sulfate, manganese proteinate, niacin (Vitamin B-3), Vitamin A supplement, copper proteinate, calcium pantothenate (Vitamin B-5), thiamine mononitrate (Vitamin B-1), Vitamin B-12 supplement, riboflavin supplement (Vitamin B-2), pyridoxine hydrochloride (Vitamin B-6), folic acid (Vitamin B-9), calcium iodate, menadione sodium bisulfite complex (Vitamin K), biotin (Vitamin B-7), Vitamin D-3 supplement, sodium selenite. D263223
**Dogs require limited ingredient for skin and ear sensitivities triggered by "environmental and food allergies" Depending on pet some environmental or digestive allergy enhancers may be: brewer's rice, fructooligosaccharides, hydrolyzed soy, Sodium aluminosilicate, Safflower oil, marigold extract.
** Dogs with protein sensitivities, depending on allergy triggers, not ideal for dogs with kidney failure or Shellfish allergies. Depending on pet some environmental or digestive allergy enhancers may be: brewer's rice, fish meal, Rosemary extract, powdered cellulose. 
** For pet's with sensitivities. Depending on pet some environmental or digestive allergy enhancers may be: brewer's rice, oats, Rosemary extract, milk, pea, tomato pomace, fructooligosccharides. Not recommended for pets with pancreatitis or Lactose intolerhence.
Calorie denser in a limited ingredient structure. As topper or side dish not for complete diet replacement.
** Best used during winter season, alert for dogs with chicken protein sensitivities. Alert for dogs with fall and summer allergies for Tomato and Potato- Cross-reactivity with other nightshade plants (Solanaceae):
How the triggers react:
Proteins that are structurally similar to proteins found in certain pollens tend and sensitive dogs
lead to cross-reactivity. A dog who already has pollen allergies may react more strongly to
certain foods because their immune system is already “on high alert” this leads to the addition of
a second trigger that overlaps.
Examples of cross-reactivity:
Tomato proteins ↔ grass pollen
Potato proteins ↔ birch, ragweed, or grass pollen
** For pet's with sensitivities but do not require prescribed diet. Depending on pet some environmental or digestive allergy enhancers may be: Whole grain sorghum, egg product, chicken meal, soybean oil, yellow peas.
Not ideal. It's limited ingredient allows for easier ruling out of allergens as well as can aid with weight management at the appropriate dose. No Yeast, No Botanicals this lowers immune and bile stimulation significantly. Not appropriate for CKD requiring controlled phosphorus. Urinary crystal prone dogs, depends on crystal type: Struvite-prone acceptable. Not ideal for Calcium oxalate-prone due to Calcium carbonate + phosphorus salts, Not ideal for dogs with diagnosed pancreatitis. For dogs without the following medical conditions it is a diet option while maintaining dental health.
This food is inappropriate for dogs with IBD, pancreatitis, kidney failure, or urinary crystals. A good switch for dogs that have been solely on raw diet prior. Protein Denaturation Reduces Allergenicity
Less recognizable to IgE antibodies, Less likely to trigger allergic cascades. One fat source has consistent fat delivery : Uses rendered fat → slower pancreatic triggering vs with raw diet. Raw-fed dogs often develop protein-dominant fermentation this diet fermentation is slowed, produce less gas, Favor short-chain fatty acid balance. Reduces biological chaos created by long-term raw feeding in sensitive dogs. A food switch may be required if pet demonstrates allergen issues after stabilizing their gut.
Link: What is Taurine and it's importance to your pet's health
Link: Taurine what organs need it
Link: What is L-Carnitine
Link: What is the function of L-Carnitine in the body
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