Hello and welcome!!! :biggrin:
Sounds to me that you have switched a few too many times in the past few weeks to really know what the cause is. Generally you have to stick with a food for a month or so to get a good picture of whether or not your dog can handle it well. Innova is not a bad brand and it's definitely good that you switched off of purina one...which isn't a good food to feed.
Keep feeding just one food and don't let your puppy be picky. If she doesn't eat it after you offer it just pick it up and offer it again in a few hours. Eventually she will get the picture that food is available when you provide it and you decide what she eats.
Also, how much are you feeding your pup and how big is she? Sometimes overfeeding is the issue causing diarrhea. Especially when you switch from a low grade food to a higher grade food. Richer foods you feed less of because they are more nutrient dense.
I'm glad that you joined here and I know that there are plenty of knowledgeable and experienced people willing to help! Don't hesitate to post up any other questions you might have!
Sounds to me that you have switched a few too many times in the past few weeks to really know what the cause is. Generally you have to stick with a food for a month or so to get a good picture of whether or not your dog can handle it well. Innova is not a bad brand and it's definitely good that you switched off of purina one...which isn't a good food to feed.
Keep feeding just one food and don't let your puppy be picky. If she doesn't eat it after you offer it just pick it up and offer it again in a few hours. Eventually she will get the picture that food is available when you provide it and you decide what she eats.
Also, how much are you feeding your pup and how big is she? Sometimes overfeeding is the issue causing diarrhea. Especially when you switch from a low grade food to a higher grade food. Richer foods you feed less of because they are more nutrient dense.
I'm glad that you joined here and I know that there are plenty of knowledgeable and experienced people willing to help! Don't hesitate to post up any other questions you might have!