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Reply To: dog allergies frustration need advice
To help resolve my dog’s food intolerance issues I finally moved to feeding raw. I determined that the binders (starches) in kibble were causing as many symptoms as the proteins and grains. I currently feed Darwins Natural Selection but I did go thru a variety of kibbles. If you are not comfortable moving to raw I will say that the freezes dried raw does make for an easy transition. Stella and Chewy seemed to have the best combination of ingredients and they have rabbit and pheasant if you want to use a unique protein. If you want to stay with kibble I found Brothers Complete Allergy Formulas on this website.
Some other resources that provided good information were:
Monica Segal who is certified in animal nutrition. For a relatively nominal fee you can download homemade recipes that are nutritionally balanced.
Dr. Karen Becker and Dr. Peter Dobias also offer good info.
Like on Facebook Canine allergies (environmental and food) it is a great support network.
Good luck and don’t lose faith. Even when you think things are going well a hot spot or ear infection shows up and you adjust again.
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