Researching for the inevitable food change!

You might consider trying freeze-dried. Mine eat Grandma Lucy's Artisian blend. They make several different proteins, which I rotate, have limited whole-food ingredients and my dogs LOVE it. Smells good enough for us to eat when I hydrate it. And it's the one food that's actually reduced their weight and keeps them trim.

They also make a pre-mix that you add your own protein to, but that's more than I want to do for four, since I already make Flurry's food. This is an easy way to give them nearly fresh food you don't have to make yourself.

 

Purina Pro Plan has several lines that don't contain chicken. Della is on the skin and stomach Salmon and rice which has no chicken, not even chicken fat which a lot of products use. In Canada you've probably got a bigger variety of Pro Plan non chicken varieties than in Aust.

If you wanted a vet diet Tully is on Royal Canin gastrointestinal low fat in the cans - it's pork only.

I used to give mine Wellness Simple limited ingredient, either the lamb or duck with oatmeal (Deska had a chicken allergy for many years) and I was happy with that but they took it off the market in Australia.

 

I make the switch to Senior at age 7, Hanne, unless they’re unusually active or doing performance sports that require more energy.