Honestly, I would be much more concerned about the ingredients in Pro Plan.

Most notably the menadione which has been proven to cause liver damage.

 

I've heard that about citric acid and having fats in the first four ingredients, but not about yeast. I could possibly see that because yeast rises things but I don't know. I'd try to find something without yeast just because of ear infections.

 

Fromm's a pretty good company. No one has any idea what contributes to bloat, so DFA's statement is a red herring. I also have a breed with a high incidence of bloat and torsion, so I had my dogs gastropexied.

 

i've never heard of that. I would think that soaking your dogs food, preventing them from eating too fast/inhaling a ton of air, and not letting them play before or after eating would be the most important things you should worry about.

 

I'd have a very hard time believing Fromm Classics could cause bloat.

 

why not contact fromm?
after my adventure with diamond i switched them all, cold turkey, to fromm grain free but also emailed the company, as i heard marvelous things about their customer service. whatever questions i had were not only answered but 2 coupons were sent to me, for discounts.
my two labs are on it now and seem to really like the game bird and tunalini.
rex continues on that wretched hills ld, for now.

 

Contact Fromm directly. Bet you get a thoughtful response within a day.

Very nice company.

 

I admit to not knowing much about bloat but i find it hard to believe that a certain brand of food could cause bloat. I agree with contacting Fromm.

 

I don't think Fromm will cause your dogs to bloat.