Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon Recipe
Our Wholesome Sensitive Skin and Stomach Hydrolyzed Salmon Recipe offers dogs a protein-rich diet, essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals, while helping with GI and coat issues for dogs with numerous food allergies.
Contains:
- Hydrolyzed protein for protein sensitivities
- Formulated to help with GI issues
- Supports healthy skin & coat
- Grain Inclusive
- No Chelated Copper or Copper Sulfate
Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon Recipe
WHOLESOME INGREDIENTS
Below is a list of our ingredients. We’re committed to keeping things simple and honest. While ingredient names may sound complex due to FDA labeling requirements, rest assured—we carefully select each one with your dog’s health in mind. Our recipes are made with clean, high-quality ingredients you can trust, without the confusion.
Peas
An excellent source of carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and many essential vitamins and minerals.
Hydrolized Salmon
A highly digestible source of protein. Produced naturally when fresh salmon goes through enzymatic hydrolysis. This process breaks apart the protein molecules so that it minimizes pets' adverse food reactions.
Brown Rice
Whole grain brown rice ground to a powder to help provide a steady supply of energy throughout the day. Source of fiber, carbohydrates and vitamin B.
Chic Peas
Also known as garbanzo beans, they are rich in nutrients and can provide a number of health benefits.
Every Small Batch is Tested for Quality & Purity
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Guaranteed Analysis & Batch-Specific Information
Crude Protein - 24.0% Min.
Crude Fat - 13.0% Min.
Crude Fiber - 6.0% Max.
Moisture - 10.0% Max.
Zinc - 150 mg/kg Min.
Vitamin E - 300 IU/kg Min.
Omega-6 Fatty Acid - 3.0% Min.
Maximum Copper Amount mg/kg (PPM) - 16 mg/kg Max.
Target Range Copper mg/kg (PPM) - 8.0-10.0 mg/kg
Target Range Copper mg per 100 kcal - 0.23-0.29 mg
Target Range Copper mg per 1000 kcal - 2.30-2.90 mg
Target Range Copper mg per one cup - 0.93-1.17 mg
Kcal per cup - 404 Kcal
Kcal per KG - 3453 kcal
Crude Protein - 29.00%
Crude Fat - 12.40%
Crude Fiber - 5.98%
Moisture - 8.32%
Carbs - 34.84%
Zinc - 335 mg/kg
Copper mg/kg (PPM) - 18.40 mg/kg
Copper mg per 100 kcal - 0.53 mg
Copper mg per 1000 kcal - 5.30 mg
Copper mg per one cup - 2.14 mg
Peas, hydrolyzed salmon, brown rice, chickpeas, pea protein, chicken fat, dried pumpkin, dried carrots, dried plain beet pulp, monocalcium phosphate, dried tomato pomace, calcium carbonate, dried whitefish, natural flavor, salmon oil, salt, choline chloride, mixed tocopherols (a preservative), taurine, DL-methionine, vitamin E supplement, iron carbonate, zinc oxide, biotin, sodium selenite, manganous oxide, niacin, calcium pantothenate, riboflavin (vitamin B2), vitamin A supplement, thiamine mononitrate, vitamin B12 supplement, calcium iodate, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), vitamin D3 supplement, cobalt carbonate, folic acid.
Here's what our customers have to say:
- MSmichelle s.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 starsYesterdayThrilled to find this food
Our 14yr old terrier mixed was having issues with high liver enzymes with no apparent cause after many tests. We tried other RX liver health foods and he could not tolerate the chicken- he’s been on a salmon diet for years. Our vet suggested this along with a few other dog friends. It’s been great. He loves it, tolerates it well and his enzymes are back to normal after 9 months. We can’t say enough about how much we love this! Thank you!
- DFDebra F.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 days agoSensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon Recipe definitely works for my dog.
My Great Pyrenees mix has skin allergies that cause rashes, scratching and severe ear infections. He even developed a hematoma on his ear flap from shaking his head and needed surgery. I started a prescription allergy med and the Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon Recipe at the same time.
The allergies went away, so I went back to the "other dog food" I had because, well, I still had some left. The allergies came back, so I returned to Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon Recipe. He is now doing great now on Sensitive Skin & Stomach Salmon Recipe and I will not change again. He still needs the allergy med, but I found out the hard way that the dog food is a definite piece of the puzzle. Thanks Voyager! We need some treats that take him about five minutes to eat so we can distract him to drive out our gate. The voyager treats are good but don't last long enough. If I had long lasting hydrolyzed protein treats, he probably would not need the medication.
- SRSusan R.Verified ReviewerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 days agoWe Do Our Research
We raise German Shepherds, and with the recent new testing at Embark we learned that our latest litter is genetically predisposed to Cooper build up. Learning this we switched all our dogs—adult and pups—to Voyager. This is a hands on, responsive, knowledgeable and engaged company with both research and anecdotal results supporting their food program.
We could not be more pleased with the results.
- FMFreddy M.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 weeks agoGreat Food
My dog is struggling with stomach issues. Voyager made it better for him.
- BGBelki G.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month agoGreat for sensitive stomach
I first discovered this dog food through an Instagram influencer who was feeding it to her dog, so I decided to look into it. I really liked what I read about the ingredients and the quality of the formula. I chose the sensitive stomach option because my dog has a very sensitive tummy, and other brands haven’t worked well for her. I was a little nervous to switch, but I’m so glad I gave it a try. Her stools are now more solid, she has less gas, and she seems much more comfortable overall. She also loves the treats! I will definitely continue buying this brand.
FOR THE PERFECT DOG TO VOYAGER RATIO
Too much food can cause loose stools and weight increases that lead to a host of long-term health problems. Too little food can lead to unhealthy weight loss and lack of proper nutrition. Find your dog’s healthy balance by starting with our Dr. Pete, veterinarian-approved recommendations. As your dog stays on the plan, you can watch for signs of over or underfeeding to land on a healthy amount that works just right for your furry friend.
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