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Wheat Free Dog Food - A Convenient Way to Fight Pet Allergies
Lots of wheat gluten and other proteins are routinely added to dog food. Wheat free dog food is less common, because the majority of large-scale pet food manufacturers usually do not cater enough to medical needs of pets, especially those puppies or adult canines that might be allergic to wheat.

And humans tend to be allergic to wheat, the same is true for dogs. So these days many pet food companies are beginning to recognize the need for more dietary restrictions, because they respond to consumer demand for products such as wheat free dog food. If you shop carefully - especially in better pet stores or in places like health food grocery stores that have a pet food aisle - you could find a lot of wheat free food for you dog. And if you aren't near a store that has that sort of product - that is the situation for most people who reside in small towns or rural communities - then you can even order dog food that doesn't contain wheat online. The delivery truck or post office will bring it right to your doorstep.

Probably the most alarming cases of pet food problems are, needless to say, those that upset pet owners across the USA this past year when it was discovered that dogs were dying from tainted pet food imported from China. These toxic foods were contaminated with melamine, a chemical sometimes found in industrial products as a binder or thickening agent. The melamine-tainted food is banned, and hopefully it will never return. But owners who are still concerned that imported dog food might once again slip through inspections and harm their dogs can purchase brands that ad here to an increased standard. Many companies now offer organic dog food, wheat free dog food, and gluten-free dog food, plus specially blended foods that are abundant with nutrients and vitamins that growing puppies and older dogs both need.

Keep your pet safe and healthy by shopping for dog food that's made to the highest possible health standards. To discover what brands are the top rated and offer probably the most nutrition per meal, just ask your local vet for some brand name recommendations. You will be sure that whatever he / she feeds their own pets is an excellent choice for you and your furry friend.

Thomas Kearl lives along with his wife and 3 dogs in Escondido, CA. He only feeds his pets dehydrated raw wheat-free dog food.
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