Food and probiotic recommendations for dog with food intolerances.

Edit to add: We are Australian

Hello, I have a nearly 4 year old purebred Cavalier called Peggy with a lot of food intolerances that give her colitis.

I also have a nearly 7 year old whippet called Karl who also can have a bit of a sensitive tummy sometimes.

I'm looking for probiotic recommendations, I've noticed they help just not sure what is best.

dry and wet food recommendations and treats.

my Cavalier is currently on spd salmon and tapioca roll and that's working great (added some dry food and sick the next day.)

she cannot have - chicken, lamb, kangaroo, beef, poultry. Basically salmon is all we've found not to set her off.

Looking for treats for training for her and walks that are I guess fish only?

and any dry food that might work?

Whippet is pretty good seems he's okay with chicken but looking for probably a fish based wet food for him, he has royal canin digestive care and that seems to work for him.

TlDR

looking for recommendations for:

probiotics

fish based treats

fish based wet food

fish based dry food (no lamb, chicken, roo, poultry, beef)

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u/TDL193 — 6 days ago

Upper Primary Behaviour Management Advice

New teacher here, female (early 30's).

I'm struggling with years 5/6 (especially boys) being just plain rude and disrespectful. When I say disrespectful I don't mean typical pushing the boundaries of a new teacher/casual, I mean utterly disgusting behaviour that is at times obviously because I am a woman.

I know building relationships is the key to these behaviours BUT when you are a casual that is not going to happen in those 5hrs. I tried to find moments to get to know them and have conversations about their interests and who they are but it just felt like I was fighting for my life just existing in their space.

I tried to explain to a kid why I had a problem with him calling another kid a "fucking retard" and tried to have a conversation about why I was more upset about the word retard than him swearing and it turned into him arguing at me and telling me not to "crash out" and "she's crashing out" and him saying its okay because he wasn't saying it to me and other kids were laughing.

How do I survive these kids?

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u/TDL193 — 2 months ago