Feeding after pancreatitis - any suitable dry foods?

[cauda equina]

My 10 year old terrier has recently suffered from this, but now recovered.
On vet's recommendation he is on Hill's tinned/dry i/d; he is not keen on either.
Is there any 'clean' low-fat dry food?
Thanks

 

[Bellasophia]

Lots of low fat foods here..


http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/best-dog-foods/suggested-low-fat-dog-food/

If you read on to the comments at the bottom of the link,you will find a lot of personal comments that others have tried and tested for their pancreatic compromised dogs.I hope this helps,it's a worrying condition to get under control.

 

[cauda equina]

That's great, thanks!

 

[Penny Less]

My dog is on Hills I/D, but he does like it. Allthough he still is getting days when the pancreatitis flares up. My vet said fat content should not be over 10%. Not dry food but they said to me that turkey is low fat,better than chicken.

 

[SadKen]

I used to feed my lad Nutrix which has a special menu for pancreatitis. Might be worth a look.

 

[twiggy2]

you could try chappie Tinned food-I know you said dry but this is a safe cheap option than many dogs seem to like

 

[cauda equina]

Thanks all.

Penny - we've got most of a sack of Hill's to go, maybe he'll get used to it
SK - I hadn't heard of Nutrix but definitely worth a look, thanks for that
twiggy2 - trying to keep off tinned as he's a messy eater and I'm fed up with scraping his food off my socks. Good to have lots of options though

 

[twiggy2]

did you know hills offer a money back guarantee-if your dog does not like it take it back and they should give you a full refund. It does not matter if the bag is nearly empty

 

[cauda equina]

I didn't know, thanks

 

[Echo24]

Chappie is a low fat diet

 

[Penny Less]

My old lad was ill on Chappie though!