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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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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.

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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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