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WeeBitaGunner · 07-14-2009, 07:20 PM

We feed Gunner and Gracie (our new Brittany) Canadae Grain Free All Life Stages. We had tried everything to eliminate Gunner's continual regurgitation of his food and throwing up at night. He has had every possible test, xrays, etc - and always gets the same diagnosis - perfectly healthy yorkie with a sensitive stomach!!! We slowed down his eating, worked on getting him to stop playing after he eats (not good for the digestive system) and it was still a problem.

This change over the last 3-4 weeks has been a miracle. We decided to try it for Gunner when we bought it for Gracie. We did the transition a day at a time and finished the switch after about a week or 10 days. It got better each day. Grain was the only thing we could think of that we had not eliminated. Although he still spits up clear fluid now and then if he starts barking or gets agitated (new puppy irritates him!), he is doing much, much better.

Another "treat" is putting the canned food into Kong toys and freezing it. They love the treats! We use the No grain canned or the chicken and rice. They love it.

Thanks for your responses! It's great to have folks to chat with and share experiences.

07-14-2009, 07:20 PM	#23
WeeBitaGunner YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Wentzville, MO, USA Posts: 5	Canadae Grain Free All Life Stages is working well We feed Gunner and Gracie (our new Brittany) Canadae Grain Free All Life Stages. We had tried everything to eliminate Gunner's continual regurgitation of his food and throwing up at night. He has had every possible test, xrays, etc - and always gets the same diagnosis - perfectly healthy yorkie with a sensitive stomach!!! We slowed down his eating, worked on getting him to stop playing after he eats (not good for the digestive system) and it was still a problem. This change over the last 3-4 weeks has been a miracle. We decided to try it for Gunner when we bought it for Gracie. We did the transition a day at a time and finished the switch after about a week or 10 days. It got better each day. Grain was the only thing we could think of that we had not eliminated. Although he still spits up clear fluid now and then if he starts barking or gets agitated (new puppy irritates him!), he is doing much, much better. Another "treat" is putting the canned food into Kong toys and freezing it. They love the treats! We use the No grain canned or the chicken and rice. They love it. Thanks for your responses! It's great to have folks to chat with and share experiences.