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Hypoallergenic dog foods
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Michelle D
MemberWish there were more hypoallergenic brands, I’m not comfortable with brands listed. Hill”s ingredients are corn not GMOs free, all listed here are. I have a bulldog. She doesn’t like them corn, peas, rice, sweet potato, potato turn to sugar in system which means yeast to my pup. Any recommendations?
InkedMarie
MemberHypoallergenic? If dogs have food allergies or sensitivities, theyâre unique to each dog. One dog food, even if hyped as hypoallergenic, isnât going to work for every dog. If you know what your dog canât have, look at ingredient lists or try Google and be specific about what not to be in ingredient list.
Jennifer P
MemberI too wish they had better dog food for allergies. You need to find out by process of elimination what your dog is allergic too. Mine itâs chicken and apples. So far Blue Buffalo prescription HF is working, no apples or chicken. Pin pointing what they allergic too is the first step.
Joelle V
ParticipantYou might investigate Kasich fish recipes. I also like Petcurean sensitive fish recipes. Check the ingredients. I also like the human grade Weruva tuna soup. It does have a few peas.
I agree that there is some trial and error. I only feed canned food. I provide a teeth cleaning chew once a week.
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