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September 21, 2019 at 12:45 pm in reply to: Grain-free diets linked to heart disease? #146733 Report Abuse Edit Post Visibility
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MemberThe study is flawed, the author has corrected the panicked statement made by the FDA, and itās restricted to certain brands. My dog had diarrhea and itching all over her body for a year, with a vet hawking Hillās super expensive food, which made things worth. Finally looked at the label and discovered corn was the main ingredient. Switched to grain-free, and lo and behold? Symptoms gone. My dogs have all been on grain-free since, and have had numerous checks at the vet and guess what? Perfectly healthy! Put her back on a grained food ā no corn ā and the sores broke out on her tummy again. So yeah⦠Letās not cause more panic. Check the brands listed and switch to a different brand of grain-free. I donāt use any of those brands.
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