There are some things worse than dealing with diarrhea in your Staffordshire Bull Terrier! We asked 800,000 members from the Staffordshire Bull Terrier community on facebook the following question: “What is the best food for a Staffordshire bull terrier with a sensitive stomach?”
We’ve summarized the best answers below. Always remember to check with your veterinarian before making changes that affect the health of your Staffordshire Bull Terrier. iHeartDogs is reader supported, so some of the links below may be paid affiliate links at no extra cost to you.
The 35 best foods for Staffordshire Bull Terrier with a sensitive belly
I don’t want to say it but chappie and my brother were recommended to our dog chappie when diagnosed with pancreatic problems
Author: My Wendy.
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The Nutro brand is always the best for your money, they have a great chicken-free recipe, for sensitive digestion, vet approved, with a few extra small pieces of sweet potato.
Author: Darryl Blaine D.
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My ex-girl finished most of the baker. She never gets sick and it keeps her teeth good. She passed away at the age of 15y3m.
Author: Lee D.
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My Sadie, the father of an American in Staffordshire, nearly died of pancreatitis twice. These days I feed her lean chicken cooked with rice and vegetables. Sometimes, when she looks like she’s gaining weight, I replace the rice with cauliflower rice. She is doing very well. Now she is 13 years old. Also, her triglycerides are normal, it’s been this high for a long time.
Author: Janie Johnson G.
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My vet put my girl in chappie when she had pancreatitis and she has been great since putting her in her x
Author: Denise A.
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4 health, has a sensitive stomach formula that seems to work for my sensitive dog. Provide the tractor carrying it. They had many different options
Author: Kelly D T.
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I use Harringtons, this is the only thing my dog can eat without colic
Author: Penny R.
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My girl was the same n my vet said Chappie was dry so that’s what I changed to hate saying it was one of the cheapest but it knocked her out
Author: Jane P.
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I have one with the same problem and the only thing I have found to work is Royal Canin digestive feed. It is expensive.
Author: Tina H.
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Natures harvested wet food, kept my dodgy digestive tank well for over 10 years until we lost her at 17. Honestly this saved her life.
Author: Julie T.
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We did an allergy and sensitivity test for our girl. The test also provides a list of foods that are right for her and eliminates ingredients that are not suitable for her allergies and sensitivities.
Author: Jordan T.
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Royal canin is hypoallergenic, our dog has a very sensitive stomach, he loves this, not cheap but worth it
Author: James W.
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My daughter used to get sick of anything we gave her until we moved her to the waggs worker complete dog food, chicken and vegetables. I think it depends on your dog and it is trial and error until you find what works best for them. My other girl Coz can eat anything and be fine.
Author: Simone M.
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Harringtons have worked with me, we have spent a fortune on a wide variety of foods for her including vet prescribed foods, have fed her harringtons for several years and not a single one. any stomach ache for years xx
Author: Emily Andsean B.
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Wainwrights from pet at home, have had my dog for over 10 years, vets always say how healthy their teeth, fur, eyes etc. xxx
Author: Carrie L.
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The sensitive beta that we use for ours, she ate something a while ago and opened her stomach and she was never the same with normal food. But it seems okay about this and she also has reflux, but this food she has never been sick. I also feed it to my other dogs, so I don’t have to buy many bags
Author: Rachel D.
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My staff member has a very sensitive stomach due to pancreatitis, we changed her food a few times to try and find out what she liked best, we ended up going from wet to dry and sensitive to her.
Author: Heather O.
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Dear James is what I use for my employees who have been sick all the time. Good for a healthy coat and weight
Author: Mark Andrew B.
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Burgess is sensitive, my blue employee is allergic to everything but this helps her a lot. X
Author: Rachel Morris N.
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Yam. Peel & dice before boiling, then give to Staffie. It is very good at reducing GI inflammation.
Author: Anne M.
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The only food that suits my staff is Burns chicken and brown rice. She has been eating it now for almost 8 years and we have no problems at all
Author: Naomi S.
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Wholesomes by Diamond: Whitefish and Potatoes After 23 different brands and combinations, we found this product at Local Tractor Supplies. After almost a year of trying different things, we found a way to stop the diarrhea and itchiness.
Author: Stacey A.
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My staff too, I use Burges supdogg seems to help his belly
Author: Julie K.
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I cook minced beef, rice and salads for my older boy, never straining his stomach and keeping his coat nice (any canned food gives him dandruff).
Author: Kath B.
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I usually have Harrington’s with some minced beef or shredded chicken on top. She didn’t get any of our food even though she liked the ginger seeds and the odd dog chews.
Author: Irene N.
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My vet recommended Burns and it worked wonders for my girl
Author: Rossco Slim B.
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The taste of… wild salmon
Author: Teri E.
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Oscar dry food is right for my dog
Author: Kelly A.
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Chappie is the only thing our 11 year old boy has after suffering from pancreatic disease
Author: Alan C.
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Both my staff have Barking Heads meat and dry food, never had a problem with them since we changed.
Author: Henry John B.
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James also loves lamb kibble for sensitive stomachs… Give me my wen, they’re unwell.. Sincerely recommend..
Author: Zoe C.
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Hills Science Diet for sensitive stomachs
Author: Holly B.
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To the rescue, we give them Forthglade when they have a stomachache
Author: Donna J.
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Ava sensitive skin and stomach
Author: Tina C.
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Pro Plan for sensitive skin and stomach
Author: Heather C.
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