These treats received a 6 on the scale since they have 11 ingredients and over the advised fat minimum for dogs with pancreatitis of 18%. They also have cultured skim milk in the ingredients.
Hill’s Prescription Diet i/d Low Fat Digestive Care
Formulated with Hill’s ActiveBiome+ ingredient technology which regulates vital gut bacteria in the microbiome. Supports digestive wellness and nutrient absorption.
The added ginger, omega fatty acids, and prebiotic fiber help your dog have healthy bowel movements.
You will need to get veterinary authorization to purchase this food product. When you have it, just email it to: [email protected]
True Chews Premium Jerky Cuts
The fact these have 9 ingredients and added salt make it a 7 on the scale.
FAQ
What treats can a dog with pancreatitis eat?
As a bonus, kangaroo is not only great for dogs suffering from pancreatitis, but it’s also a fantastic treat for those who are sensitive to chicken. Mussels are low in fat, low in calories, high in protein and high in Omega-3’s! These are little nutritional powerhouses and wonderfully tasty treats for pups to enjoy.
Can dogs with pancreatitis eat dog treats?
Even though your dog may have pancreatitis, it doesn’t mean that you should never give him any treats at all. But you must be very careful in order to give the right treats. The main idea in this case is to definitely avoid foods and treats that are high in fat.
What is a low fat diet for a dog with pancreatitis?
Boiled chicken, low fat beef, egg whites, yogurt, barley and cooked vegetables are also considered safe foods for pancreatitis patients.
Can dogs with pancreatitis have peanut butter?
PRO TIP: In dogs with chronic pancreatitis or those at increased risk for developing acute or chronic pancreatitis – like Miniature Schnauzers and Yorkshire Terriers – even a very small amount of a high-fat treat like peanut butter may be enough to bring on or worsen their pancreatitis and should be avoided completely.
