4.6(3,381)Amazon rating$19.984,000+ bought last month
Our verdict
Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach Puppy Salmon and Rice targets growing puppies with digestive or skin sensitivities, and its 4.6 star average across 3,381 reviews makes it one of the more proven puppy formulas in this niche.
Puppies with sensitive skin or stomach issues who need a prebiotic and probiotic supported formula for growth.
Skip if
You have an adult or senior dog, since this recipe is formulated specifically for puppy growth and development.
Form Dry
Flavor Salmon & Rice
Benefits Nourishes Skin And Coat, Supports Digestive Health, Brain Development, And Immune System
Best for Brain Health, Digestive Health, Eye Care, Immune Support, Skin And Coat Health
Breed size Medium
Weight 4 Pounds
Priced 46% below the category median ($37.22 across 146 tracked models)
Our scorecard
4.6/5overall
Owner rating4.6/5
4.6 average across 3,381 owner ratings
Popularity2.2/5
3,381 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other dog food and health supplements we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
['This 4 lb bag of Purina Pro Plan is a puppy specific formula built around salmon and rice, aimed at sensitive skin and sensitive stomach concerns. Purina adds prebiotics and probiotics to the recipe and lists it as allergen-free, along with being corn free, wheat free and soy free.', "Beyond digestive support, the label also points to brain health, eye care and immune support as part of the formula, which fits the broader nutritional needs of a growing puppy rather than addressing sensitivity alone. It's labeled for all breed sizes rather than a specific size class.", "At $19.98 for a 4 lb bag, this is one of the more affordable puppy formulas with a sensitivity focus. With 3,381 reviews and a 4.6 star average, plus roughly 4,000 bought in the past month, it's a well established option in the Purina Pro Plan lineup."]
Pros
Puppy specific formula addressing sensitive skin and stomach together
Includes prebiotics and probiotics for digestive support
Labeled allergen-free, corn free, wheat free, and soy free
Affordable price for a targeted puppy sensitivity formula
Strong 4.6 star rating across 3,381 reviews
Cons
Formulated only for puppies, not usable for adult or senior dogs
4 lb bag size means frequent repurchasing as a puppy grows
Salmon and rice base won't suit puppies needing a different protein source
Specifications
Form
Dry
Flavor
Salmon & Rice
Benefits
Nourishes Skin And Coat, Supports Digestive Health, Brain Development, And Immune System
Best for
Brain Health, Digestive Health, Eye Care, Immune Support, Skin And Coat Health
Breed size
Medium
Weight
4 Pounds
Performance notes
The dry kibble formula pairs prebiotics and probiotics for digestive support with nutrients Purina ties to brain development and eye care, reflecting the broader growth needs of puppies rather than just addressing skin and stomach sensitivity.
What buyers say
With 3,381 reviews averaging 4.6 stars and about 4,000 bought last month, this puppy formula has built a large and consistent following among owners of puppies with sensitivity concerns.
Yes, this Purina Pro Plan recipe is formulated specifically for puppy growth, so it's not intended for adult or senior dogs.
Does this formula contain common allergens like corn or wheat?
No, Purina lists this recipe as allergen-free and specifically corn free, wheat free, and soy free, which can help with puppies showing early sensitivity signs.
What breed sizes is this formula meant for?
It's labeled for all breed sizes, so it's built as a general puppy formula rather than one tailored to a specific size class.
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