For Allergies

Learn about different types of dog food for allergies that may help your dog.

Your dog may be allergic to certain ingredients in their food, or even chemicals that is used in growing the food. Perhaps it is all the corn in so many dog foods, and your dog would do best on a grain-free diet. The following is a list of articles on this site about allergies in dogs and different types of food that can help your dog.

The following articles give you more insight to allergies in dogs:

• Does My Dog Have Dog Food Allergies?
• Is My Dog Itching Because of Allergies?
• What Are Dog Food Allergy Symptoms
• Easy Dog Food Allergies Treatment
• How Long Does It Take On A Certain Food Before You Notice A Food Allergy With Dog

The following are types of dog foods that are geared toward the allergic dog are:

• Hypoallergenic Dog Food – all-natural (no chemicals), limited ingredients, sometimes novel proteins and carbs
• Limited ingredient Dog Food – limited ingredients, sometimes novel proteins and carbs
• Allergy Dog Food – limited ingredients, sometimes novel proteins and carbs
• Grain-Free Dog Food – no grains, usually all-natural (no chemicals)

Depending upon the allergy, you might also want to try

• All-Natural Dog Food – no chemicals in processing (no chemical preservatives, flavorings, or colorings)
• Organic Dog Food – no chemicals in growing, certified organic (no pesticides, no hormones, no antibiotics, free-range animals,…..)
• Raw Dog Food – meat is not cooked above 140 degrees F to preserve nutrients
• Freeze Dried Dog Food – meat is freeze-dried, preserving nutrients
• Dehydrated Dog Food – moisture is removed, very low heats, preserving nutrients