Food allergies
Food allergies in dogs are actually pretty rare. When a food allergy does occur, it’s more likely to be an allergic reaction to a protein than anything else. Even that needs to be qualified though.
If for example your dog has an allergic reaction to chicken in commercial dog food, it doesn’t mean to say your dog is allergic to chicken per se.
You cannot compare the chicken used in dry dog food with real chicken. They are simply not one and the same thing. If a dog does have a reaction to a commercial dog food chicken menu, that reaction is most likely caused by highly-processed, low-quality ingredients, not to chicken itself.
More common is a dog food intolerance. A reaction that builds up over time. The kind of reaction any of us can develop if fed exactly the same thing day in, day out, for the entirety of our lives. That is why variety is paramount in the canine diet, according to my resident dog nutritionist, an expert on how to feed a dog a healthy diet.
Treats for dogs with allergies
So finding dog treats for dogs with food allergies is not that difficult. You want a dog treat that is natural and healthy to begin with. One made with 100% natural ingredients. One that contains no additives or preservatives.
Fresh Breath Biscuit Baking Mix
Bake your own healthy & 100% natural, wheat-free, plant-based homemade dog treats!
And ideally it would be one that you make yourself so you know exactly what you’re feeding your best friend.
Let’s face it. A treat is hardly a treat if it’s going to make your dog unwell!
The answer is Bake & Treat dog treat baking mixes from The Dog Chef. Created by me and approved by my in-house canine nutritionist, they are made only with 100% natural ingredients. They have no additives, preservatives or any synthetic ingredients of any kind. My dog treats contain none of the common triggers for a dog food related reaction. The treats made with my dog treat baking mixes truly are dog treats for dogs with food allergies.
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