Just like humans, pets can develop intolerance to certain ingredients. Here is how to spot the signs and feed them safely.
Contrary to popular belief, grains are rarely the culprit. The most common allergies are actually specific proteins.
Look for foods with one protein source and one carb source (e.g., 'Salmon & Potato'). This makes identifying the trigger much easier.
Try protein sources your pet has never eaten before, such as Duck, Venison, Rabbit, or Kangaroo.
Prescription diets where protein is broken down so small the immune system doesn't detect it. Ideal for severe cases.
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