Dog Food and Allergies
Dude | April 1st, 2010
Allergens in Dog Food
Most healthy dogs do just fine on any of the better brands of dog food. There are some ingredients that are used in some dog foods that dogs can be allergic to, so therefore they should be avoided with your pet.
3 Most Common Allergens in Dog Foods:
- Corn – is usually fine for most dogs, especially if it has been cooked before processing, and is used in whole-grain form. Some dogs can be allergic to corn though, especially when corn gluten is used. I personally avoid foods with any glutens as an ingredient.
- Wheat – is not used too much any more in the better dog foods, but it is a source of allergens for some dogs.
- Soy – again, you don’t see this much in the better brands of dog food… for a reason.
If you are feeding your dog food that was bought from a grocery store, and your dog is not reacting well to that food, check the ingredient panel of the food to check for these ingredients. Also be aware that these allergens may be used in different forms such as cracked, bran, or gluten.
How to Tell if Your Dog is Having Food Allergies
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I read your blog frequently and I just thought I’d say keep up the terrific work!
Help is obtainable and should be thought about. Behavior manipulation and anxiety natural remedies can provide the help you need to make the situation work for all involved. It is an inherent quality of canines to need to you and obey. Sometimes they needs the understanding from you to get there. Building that relationship and bond between man and dog can sometimes be a challenge. But one times it is there, your dog will be a loyal and loving member of your relatives.
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