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Do Your Pets Eat Gluten Free?


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beth01 Enthusiast

My cats eat gluten free, the fish don't. My boyfriend feeds them, thankfully. I have looked into making fish food, not quite sure if I want to go that route or not.


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I had a look on Amazon and it seems "Taste of the Wild" is very popular..is that the one you use BM?    I do like to feed my dogs "normal food" sometimes too, like liver or chicken, which they love, as I always wonder what actually goes into dog food.

I use the Taste of the Wild for my little dog. She has lots of allergies and it seems it took forever to find a food which didn't produce a reaction. Tractor Supply has recently come out with a line of grain free foods but I haven't looked into them except to note that they are about $4 less a bag than the Taste of the Wild. 

BlessedMommy Rising Star

Beth, let me know it turns out, if you end up making your own fish food. I have fish as well, which eat gluten, since there's no commercial goldfish flakes that are gluten free, that I know of.

beth01 Enthusiast

I haven't been able to find any either Ruth. I did look up a few recipes a month or so ago, but haven't gotten around to making any of them. I have 5 fish tanks in my house though, with a lot of various fish and crabs, that's a lot of fish food to make lol. I think I'm going to have to though, I'm still having issues and that's the only gluten in the house.

Zebra007 Contributor

Thanks a lot, I think I will definitely give this food a try when I next put my order in..I put an order in ever month to Amazon! I must be one of their best customers. :D

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aliciahere Apprentice

After researching it a lot, I switched my cat over to raw food. I was able to find one that cost the same as the pricy gluten free kibble I was feeding her. There are a lot of health benefits to feeding your animals raw food.

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JennyD Rookie

All my pets are gluten free :) Also, if you do the frozen fish food (blood worms, algae, etc.) those are also gluten free and much better for your fishy friends than the standard pellets. It is a little bit more expensive but its not going to break the bank. My dogs are on a mix of a home cooked diet and Blue Freedom wet and dry foods with veggies like carrots and broccoli for treats.


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