Instict ultimate Protein I believe contains no legumes or potatoes. Tapicoa is used for a binder. BUT…..theres ALWAYS a but unfortunately …
Tapioca, like Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes, is a drastically different source of carbohydrates when compared to both grains and legumes, which can allow it to be an excellent option in specialist diets. However, one downside of Tapioca is that it has a very high glycaemic index value, similar to that of White Rice or Potatoes. A high glycaemic index means it raises a dog or humans insulin levels at a fast rate and so must not be given to dogs that are diabetic or overweight as it could have a detrimental effect on their health. While the importance of the glycemic index of ingredients is often misunderstood or exaggerated, this is worth noting.
