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    I have a japanese chin that is getting hot spots from Canidae. I now suspect itā€™s too much protein for her. Sheā€™s been on foods anywhere from 24-26% protein and suffers. I want her on a 4-5 star food, but none of them go much lower than 24%. Any suggestions? I donā€™t knowā€”maybe itā€™s the grain??

    TIA

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    theBCnut
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    I would try higher protein and grain free first. I would also try probiotics as they help balance the bacteria in the body. Hopefully someone else will have some ideas for you.

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    pugmomsandy
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    She can be reacting to any ingredient in the Canidae, whether itā€™s the type of protein or the veggies or other ingredient like gluten, not necessarily the % of protein. Are you feeding grain free Canidae or regular Canidae?

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    InkedMarie
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    Iā€™ve never heard of hot spots being caused by higher protein.

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    theBCnut
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    They arenā€™t.

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