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I avoid giving my dog biscuits with wheat in them. But is it safe to touch dog biscuits with Spelt flour in them?

Can anyone relate?


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Carriefaith Enthusiast

Unless you react by touching wheat, I think you should be fine as long as you wash your hands well after.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

I wouldn't let the dog lick you in tha face or anything and if the dog even licks your hands or anything you would have to wash your hands every time.

ravenwoodglass Mentor
I wouldn't let the dog lick you in tha face or anything and if the dog even licks your hands or anything you would have to wash your hands every time.

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Thanks Kaiti, I have both dogs and cats and am always handwashing after feeding them, I never thought of the licking issue! Are there any wheat free pet foods even out there?

tammy Community Regular
Thanks Kaiti, I have both dogs and cats and am always handwashing after feeding them, I never thought of the licking issue!  Are there any wheat free pet foods even out there?

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Here are some dog-foods that do not contain wheat in the ingredients list:

Lick Your Chop

Bow-Wow

Sensible Choice

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