Quick answer

If your dog has a sensitive stomach and you want a gently cooked, limited-ingredient fresh food, Tummy Rescue Freshly Crafted Dog Food is a strong fit. It uses humanely raised turkey and non-GMO veggies and grains, ships frozen in pouches, and thaws for easy serving. For a slice-and-serve option in the same frozen line, Goodbowl Harvest Chicken Freshly Crafted Roll works well for dogs who do better with chicken.

What makes Tummy Rescue different from other sensitive stomach foods

Tummy Rescue is a fresh, gently cooked recipe that ships frozen in pouches. That format matters for sensitive stomachs because it preserves freshness and flavor without heavy processing, and you simply thaw and serve. The recipe is limited ingredient and easy to digest, built on humanely raised turkey plus non-GMO veggies and grains. If your dog has done poorly on highly processed kibble or you want a simpler ingredient deck, this is the most direct option in the Open Farm frozen lineup.

How to decide between Tummy Rescue and the Harvest Chicken Roll

Both are freshly crafted frozen recipes, but they solve different problems. Tummy Rescue is the better starting point when your goal is a limited-ingredient, easy-to-digest turkey recipe. The Goodbowl Harvest Chicken Freshly Crafted Roll is a slice-and-serve format packed with protein and nutrients from humanely raised chicken and non-GMO veggies and grains. If your dog has tolerated chicken well in the past and you want the convenience of slicing portions from a roll, that format can be easier to portion for multi-dog households. If your dog has a known issue with chicken or you are trying to keep the protein source novel, start with Tummy Rescue.

Portioning and transition rules that reduce upset

Fresh frozen food is more nutrient- and moisture-dense than dry kibble, so you cannot swap cup for cup. Start by feeding the amount recommended for your dog's weight on the package, then adjust based on body condition over two to three weeks. Transition slowly: replace about 25% of the old food with Tummy Rescue for three to four days, then 50% for three to four days, then 75%, then all fresh. If your dog has a history of vomiting or diarrhea after food changes, stretch each step to five to seven days. Thaw pouches in the refrigerator, not on the counter, and use within the time frame on the package.

When to add a digestive-support treat or topper

If your dog is doing well on Tummy Rescue but you want a crunchy reward for training or a little variety, Better Biscuits Grass-Fed Beef & Oatmeal Treats are made with grass-fed beef as the first ingredient, plus pumpkin, sweet potato, probiotics, and bone broth. Those ingredients are chosen to support healthy digestion, which makes them a more thoughtful choice than a generic biscuit during a sensitive-stomach transition. Keep treats to a small portion of daily calories so you do not dilute the limited-ingredient base you are trying to evaluate. For dogs who need a complete and balanced wet meal rather than a fresh frozen recipe, the Wild-Caught Whitefish & Pollock Digestive Health Pâté is vet-formulated with pumpkin, oatmeal, wholesome grains, vitamin E, zinc, and omega fatty acids, and it is designed for digestive health and sensitive stomachs.

Decision rules for sensitive stomach feeding

  • Choose Tummy Rescue if turkey is a safe protein: Tummy Rescue uses humanely raised turkey as the base and is limited ingredient and gently cooked. It is the most direct fit when you want a fresh frozen food for an upset stomach or a dog who has done well on turkey before. Start here if you are new to fresh frozen and want the simplest ingredient deck.
  • Choose the Harvest Chicken Roll if you need slice-and-serve portions: The Goodbowl Harvest Chicken Freshly Crafted Roll is a frozen roll you slice, which makes portion control easier for multi-dog homes or dogs who already tolerate chicken. It is still human-grade and freshly crafted, just in a different format. Pick this when convenience and chicken as the protein make more sense than a pouch.
  • Choose the Whitefish & Pollock Pate if you need a complete wet meal: The Wild-Caught Whitefish & Pollock Digestive Health Pate is vet-formulated, complete and balanced, and designed for digestive health and sensitive stomachs. It is a better fit if you want a wet food that stands alone as a meal rather than a fresh frozen recipe you thaw and serve. Use this when your dog needs a complete wet option, not a topper or a fresh frozen base.
  • Use Better Biscuits as a reward, not a meal replacement: Better Biscuits are made with grass-fed beef and oatmeal, plus pumpkin, sweet potato, probiotics, and bone broth. They are a digestion-friendly treat, but treats should stay a small part of daily calories so you can judge how your dog does on the main food. Keep treats under about 10% of daily calories during a food transition.

Key product facts

  • Tummy Rescue Freshly Crafted Dog Food: This limited ingredient, fresh and gently cooked recipe is easy to digest, made with humanely raised turkey and non-GMO veggies and grains, all human-grade ingredients. It ships frozen in pouches and you thaw and serve. The limited-ingredient, gently cooked format is the main reason to choose this for a sensitive stomach, and the frozen pouch keeps the food fresh until you are ready to feed.
  • Goodbowl Harvest Chicken Freshly Crafted Roll for Dogs: This fresh slice-and-serve recipe features humanely raised chicken and non-GMO veggies and grains, all human-grade ingredients, and ships frozen in rolls to preserve freshness and flavor. The roll format lets you slice exact portions, which is useful for multi-dog homes or dogs who need a chicken-based recipe instead of turkey.
  • Better Biscuits Grass-Fed Beef & Oatmeal Treats: These treats are made with humanely raised beef as the first ingredient, combined with pumpkin and sweet potato, gently oven-baked for crunch, packed with probiotics, and infused with bone broth. A crunchy treat with pumpkin, probiotics, and bone broth gives you a digestion-friendly reward option that fits a sensitive-stomach routine.
  • Wild-Caught Whitefish & Pollock Digestive Health Pâté for Dogs: This vet-formulated recipe is an easily digestible complete and balanced meal that is gentle on the stomach, made with wild Alaskan pollock and whitefish, plus pumpkin, oatmeal, wholesome grains, vitamin E, zinc, and omega fatty acids. If your dog needs a complete wet meal rather than a fresh frozen recipe, this pate targets digestive health and sensitive stomachs with stomach-soothing ingredients.

Who this food is right for

Best for

  • Dogs with sensitive stomachs who need a limited-ingredient, gently cooked fresh food
  • Owners who want a frozen pouch they can thaw and serve without heavy processing
  • Dogs who have done well on turkey and non-GMO veggies and grains
  • Households that want a simple transition plan with clear portioning rules

Not for

  • Dogs with a known allergy to turkey or any ingredient in the recipe
  • Owners who need a shelf-stable dry food they can leave out all day
  • Dogs who need a prescription diet for a diagnosed medical condition
  • Homes that cannot store frozen food or manage a thawing routine