Renne B

I have a cavapoo toddler, just one year old, called Piper. She has had fairly significant digestive issues since shortly after I obtained her. She has vomiting and/or diarrhea approximately every three weeks. I have taken her to specialists and our state veterinary college. As yet, I have not received a diagnosis and thus no concrete way to treat her.  Following her digestive episodes Piper will not eat for one or two days. I have tried every dog food vets have recommended, including prescription foods. Piper can't tolerate any of them and within several days will once again have diarrhea. Finally my veterinarian and I decided it would be best if I prepared her food. In order to create a healthy, well-balanced diet, giving Piper the nutrients she needs, my vet recommended Azestfor. (My vet does extensive research on a product before recommending it for an animal under her care. She told me Azestfor was the best one she could find.) I was concerned that finicky Piper would not eat the foods I put it in. When it arrived I was the first one to taste it and I thought Piper might not reject it. I put some on my finger and Piper immediately licked it off, wanting more. 
I know I can not provide the balanced food my dog's growing body needs and believe Azestfor is the answer I was looking for.