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Carol M
MemberI was looking for a grain free snack for my dog and found that Pup-aroni has no grain in it. I’ve been giving it to him for a couple of months now and I just discovered that it contains Onion Extract. I’ve heard that this can build up over time and be dangerous for dogs. Does anyone know of a “safe” grain-free snack that I can give my dog?
anonymous
MemberHow about 1/2 of a raw carrot once a day?
All those snacks are junk, you would be better off just giving your dog a bite of cooked chicken breast Or a bite of canned tuna.
There are some Purina products I would use. But not pup-aroni. The amount of onion is probably minute, but I would not be comfortable with it.
I use kibble as a base 1/2 to 2/3 of the diet. That’s enough processed food, IMO.
Splash of water and a topper such as a little scrambled egg.Why are you avoiding grains?
Carol M
MemberThanks for the suggestions. I’ll probably try the carrots or the cooked chicken breast. That’s easy enough for my busy schedule. My dog is allergic to grains. That’s why I was looking for a grain-free snack.
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MemberIf you are feeding a grain free kibble, you can always use a few kibbles as a snack too.
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