There are few things worse than dealing with diarrhea in your Cane Corso! We asked our 800,000 members from Cane Corso community on facebook the following question: “What’s the best food for a Cane Corso with a sensitive stomach?”
We’ve summarized the best responses below. Always remember to check with your veterinarian before making changes that affect your Cane Corso’s health. iHeartDogs is reader supported, so some of the links below may be paid affiliate links at no additional cost to you.
20 Best Foods for a Cane Corso with a Sensitive Tummy
This food resolved all of my Corso’s gastrointestinal issues. He had a poor appetite and diarrhea issues for his whole life until we changed to this food. It’s spendy and you need a prescription for it but it’s totally worth it.
Author: Stacy A.
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I smoke chicken breast from Costco on Sunday and Vacuum seal it for the week. She also gets smoked salmon a few times a month. She gets all natural treats, and loves Cod Fish Sticks which is the Cod Skin. Thanks She turned 12 on August 29. Still gets around great.
Author: David J.
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Not a food recommendation, but would HIGHLY recommend this probiotic chew from Amazon. My dog thinks they are a treat and it solidified her poop in about 3 days.
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N & D Digestion. This food is made in Italy and I think they have higher standards for animal food than America has for human food. It was recommended to me when my dog was first diagnosed with cancer which was removed with clear margins and hasn’t come back, she has always had some digestive issues and that is nonexistent with this food.
Author: Taryn T.
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I found that chicken was my pups problem. She’s now on Nutrisource trout and rice.
Author: Stephanie S.
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Mina had terrible allergies. She would even get the cytopoint shot. Weird thing is hers were seasonal and not food related, but once on Purina Pro Plan for sensitive skin and stomach they went away.
Author: Kristen S.
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I feed my guy Earthborn Hollistic sensitive skin and stomach and it seems to be pretty good for them. I also mix in some apple cider vinegar and a little pb
Author: Amanda C.
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We feed all our dogs boiled chicken and safe the broth to pour over Victor dry dog food. Two have sensitive digestive issue and for them we feed Victor grain free, with a dollop or two of pure organic pumpkin from Sprouts. Nom Nom!!! No more issues
Author: Debra M.
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Boiled chicken and if you have a juicer the pulp the juicer spits out can be added to any food for extra nutrients you just gotta find what fruits/veggies your pup likes/will eat
Author: Tim W.
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I do Grain Free Wellness. He gets 2 skinless boneless sardines every morning in his kibble then 2 scoops pumpkin at night.
Author: Deanna A.
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purina proplan sensitive skin and stomach
Author: Kerriann F.
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Brit care brand pellets. The only pellets that my cane corso could eat without sensitive stomach issues. Also I boil some chicken and mix with the pellets.. then of course alter the recommended daily food dosage.
Author: Prishani B.
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My Cane Corso has been eating this for 10 years with his sensitive stomach.
Author: Kristan P.
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Purina pro plan sensitive stomach formula. They have recipes with salmon, turkey or lamb. With rice or oats. All are really good choices.
Author: Lori L.
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Natural balance sweet potato was the best for my sensitive corso ! He loved it and it helped with cronic diarrhea A LOT
Author: Krista K.
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Boiled chicken de-boned, white or wildrice, and scrambled eggs with boiled potatoes mixed in, great for large breeds
Author: Harry S.
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White rice for diarrhea, I like Lamb and rice kibble for large breeds. Tractor supply has Diamond Naturals that’s working well for our Corsos. You can take your dog inside the store to socialize.
Author: Joseph K.
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Chappie tinned food vet’s recommend it for dogs with stomach problems
Author: Douglas S.
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I cook white rice (lots of gluten) and mix it with sardines. I add green beans or cooked broccoli and carrots or squash with a tablespoon of plain yogurt. Daisy was diagnosed with idiopathic immune-mediated poly arthritis that caused her to suffer intolerance (vomiting and bloody diarrhea) of high quality dog foods, beef and chicken but finally, she settled down on the diet I feed her. The oily fish is also good for her joints.
Author: Joan R.
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Eukenuba for cane corsos
Author: Jamie S.
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4 health sensitive stomach
Author: Kerry G.
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