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Originally Posted by YumeYorkie

Thanks Gina, actually I saw several vets and this last one was the only one that kinda figured out what was wrong with her, that made him the expert! Imagine that. I know it's gotta be a specific ingredient in dog food but I was told it's too complicated to know which one is. Allergy tests in pets are not common in my country Can I ask what brand of food Milo eats?

mybaby2013 I have tried with every kind of dog food I can find in the market and everything gets her sick She's very thin and we're constantly visiting the vet cause she gets sick all the time, I'm really worried. It's been like this for two years and I'm starting to think she won't be around pretty soon! :S

What happens when she gets sick? There's food intolerance & allergy & they're totally 2 different things. Turbo is intolerant of beef, pumpkin & maybe chicken & eggs...it makes him throw up. IDThink there's any tests for food intolerance, but there are tests for allergies. It's hard to pin point what food/ingredient actually effects them negatively, so a limited ingredient diet might be the next best thing from the allergy tests. Keep a food diary & keep track of every major protein ingredient she's eating, try to keep it 1 protein. Then it will be easier to find out what she's intolerant/ allergic to, if it's a protein source. Or try novel proteins like rabbit, kangaroo, venison, buffalo, etc.

Originally Posted by Nancy1999

There should be no controversy, the food is specially made for dogs who are truly allergic to common proteins, and have problems such as eczema. The feathers are broken down to the amino acid, it's a very expensive process and RC isn't doing this to "save money."