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Potato allergies
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Kim P
MemberAmong several other key ingredients in most dogfoods, my Australian cattle dog is allergic to potatoes; does that mean he’s also allergic to sweet potatoes and yams?– anyone know?… I’m having a difficult time finding food he can eat – as he’s also allergic to rice, flaxseed, & oat.
Shasta220
MemberI’m not too sure as I’ve never dealt with potato allergies. If you have a food w/o any of those ingredients, you could possibly try to feed him some sweet potato and see if it does anything within a week or two.
Shawna
MemberNo, generally not. Sweet potato and white potatoes are not of the same family and it would be a coincidence if a dog was allergic or sensitive to both..
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ParticipantI am curious to know how the allergy to potato was diagnosed. Was it based on a food trial or on blood or saliva testing?
I agree with Shawna, sweet potatoes are different than white potatoes and may be tolerated ok.
Fortunately, canines don’t have a big need for starches or grains in their diet, so if all else fails, you could consider a diet without them.
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