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Is salmon dog food good for dogs with sensitive stomachs?

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If you're on a budget, Purina One SmartBlend Sensitive Systems is a great choice. This natural dog food is made with salmon, rice, barley, oat, and animal fat—all are highly digestible. Dogs also get a blend of vitamin E and omega-6 fatty acids to promote a healthy coat and skin.

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    Some folks call 'em crayfish, crawdads, or mudbugs, but in Louisiana they are simply CRAWFISH, whether they are basin crawfish, spillway crawfish, or pond crawfish. The meat in their tails, and claws, is edible and the basis for crawfish boils and many popular recipes like gumbo, etouffee and jambalaya.

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