food allergies
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A friend of mine has a male lab recently diagnosed with food alleriges. We are trying to come up with treats that we can make and/or buy that he can have. The vet has said nothing with wheat, corn, meat, etc. Rice is ok. My thoughts are rice cakes and rice chex etc. Does anyone have any receipes for some sort of "biscuit" that we can make? thanks
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There’s kamut, amaranth, buckwheat and barley flours available, none of which are true grains. Just substitute – dogs don’t mind! buglady take out the dog before replying
The vet has said nothing with wheat, corn, meat, etc. Rice is ok. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->My thoughts are rice cakes and rice chex etc. Does anyone have any receipes >for some sort of "biscuit" that we can make?
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Or use carrot, apple, pear…also, there are treats available made only of liver or salmon (assuming the dog isn’t allergic to any of the above) Dorothy, owned by C.C., a very spoiled dachshund
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all meat? how did the vet come up with that one? Did they do allergy testing? There is kibble made with venison, duck, and other types of meat that the dog probably hasn’t been exposed to. maybe you should try those? — Giselle check out gracie’s new site (and sign her guestbook!) http://gracieannwaggily.tripod.com
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> A friend of mine has a male lab recently diagnosed with food alleriges. We > are trying to come up with treats that we can make and/or buy that he can > have. The vet has said nothing with wheat, corn, meat, etc. Rice is ok. > My thoughts are rice cakes and rice chex etc. Does anyone have any receipes > for some sort of "biscuit" that we can make? > thanks
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>all meat? how did the vet come up with that one? Did they do allergy >testing? There is kibble made with venison, duck, and other types of meat >that the dog probably hasn’t been exposed to. maybe you should try those?
There is a couple kibbles where the protein molecule is broken down to where unlikely to cause an allergic reaction. Hills Ultra Z/D and Purina HA are the 2 made that I know of. As far as treats find some treat recipes and start substituting ingredients if it’s not quite what should be eating. It’s what I’ve done for the food allergic dog I have. Lana & Linsey (newfs), Sonny (pyr) http://home.austin.rr.com/janices/ Hutto, TX
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Take a look at http://www.championpets.co.uk/foodall.htm for some help and ideas. Dave. — Dave Cunningham Champion Pet Supplies Catalogue & Information: http://www.championpets.com Online Store: http://www.championpetsonline.com
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> A friend of mine has a male lab recently diagnosed with food alleriges. We > are trying to come up with treats that we can make and/or buy that he can > have. The vet has said nothing with wheat, corn, meat, etc. Rice is ok. > My thoughts are rice cakes and rice chex etc. Does anyone have any receipes > for some sort of "biscuit" that we can make? > thanks
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