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Chicken/poultry allergy
- This topic has 11 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 4 years, 4 months ago by pugmomsandy.
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Shanna JMember
So my dog vomits if he eats any food or treats that contain chicken.
It’s hard to find because most treats have chicken of some sort and you can buy a beef dry dog food but they still have chicken in them if you look at ingredients. I have fed him Castor & Pollux organic grain free salmon and the Costco brand of beef grain free food.
I’m looking for recommendations for the best dry and/or wet dog food that completely chicken/poultry free. I don’t necessarily want a grain free food after the studies I’ve read lately.
I have a Pomeranian who is about 13lbs and 8 years old.
Suggestions please!joanne lMemberHolistic Select sardine and anchovy formula is chicken and poultry free and it has grains in it, it is a very good food. It is made by Wellpet. They also have a lamb and grain in one. Look it up on chewy.com The other one is Merrick classic beef formula it has no chicken and it has grains. Annameat has a good one to it is called option it is in a purple bag. Purina Pro Plan has a lamb and oatmeal sensitive skin and stomach and a salmon and rice sensitive skin and stomach with no chicken or poultry in it. I have a dog that can’t have chicken too so I know. I have used Holistic Select and now I am using Purina Pro Plan. I have also used Annameat option but my dog did not like it. Merrick I couldn’t use because it was too rich for him. So these are the ones I have used because they are NOT grain free. I prefer grains. Good Luck.
crazy4catsParticipantJust a reminder: Foods with grain are not automatically “safe” foods.
Check out this article written by a board-certified veterinarian nutritionist regarding the subject:
Itās Not Just Grain-Free: An Update on Diet-Associated Dilated Cardiomyopathy
joanne lMemberThe reports on the FDA list is grain free diets. That is what I gather. When this DCM started the University’s were saying that “the dogs with DCM all had one thing in common, they all were eating grain free”. That is what I read and heard. The FDA did not say anything about grains, they did mention that grains never hurt a dog. I understand that nutritionist on board is better because they know how to formulate food. But I still will not trust grain free diets. I recommend people to just listen to the FDA for now. And the FDA states the brands and they are all grain free. I say this respectfully. Plus I am no way gonna support grain free diets at all. Even if DCM was not a problem I don’t like how they boost the protein with peas and legumes. These legumes have far more protein than grains. If anything people are paying a lot of money for grain free “high protein diets” When these companies are taking full advantage of using legumes for protein boosters. Not cool. They can’t do that with grains. Legumes have 3 times more protein than grains so companies are taking advantage and I will not support that at all.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by joanne l.
joanne lMemberAnd from what I gather off of crazt4cats post is that exotic meats are a suspicion as well as bouquet foods, but the ones with exotic meats are also grain free and most bouquet brands are grain free, except for Fromm, but their grain in diets in the 4 star line also include peas and potatoes and such, so they are mixing grains with legumes. When I look for a grain in diet I don’t want to see peas included period. So you have to read the ingredients. The reason why I don’t like peas included in grain in diets is because that is their cheap protein booster that they sneak in there. If these companies do decide to change their recipes in the future I will bet they will include peas in it, because they know the protein will be higher and people will think “oh this is good it has more protein” but do not be fooled by that. Dogs do not thrive on this kind of protein.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by joanne l.
phyllis vMemberFOOD THAT SAYS ‘SINGLE PROTEIN’ Will only have that ONE meat type in the food…. its a LIMITED Ingredient diet.
joanne lMemberShanna all the foods I mentioned are pretty good they are not on the FDA list except for Merrick. I think you will like these foods. Let me know how you make out.
pugmomsandyParticipantStella and Chewy has a grain-in , poultry-free recipe.
Also, Instinct Be Natural Salmon recipe
https://www.instinctpetfood.com/dogs/be-natural/instinct-be-natural-real-salmon-brown-rice-recipe
Shanna JMemberThank you for all the advice everyone!
Joanne, wouldn’t you know…I bought a bag of Merrick.
Who knew dog food was so complicated, jeez.pugmomsandyParticipantSport Dog Elite Series and Active Series have several poultry free recipes.
Nadia KParticipantAmerican Natural Premium also has poultry and legume free:
https://www.chewy.com/american-natural-premium-turkey/dp/204685
https://www.chewy.com/american-natural-premium-legume-free/dp/220347pugmomsandyParticipantPaw Tree has a couple poultry free recipes
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