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Hello. I am doing a lot better and feel more like myself nowadays on a gluten free diet. However i have gone back to regular pet food as grain free is too expensive. Am i putting myself at risk by doing this or should i switch back.

Thanks.


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I think if you take basic precautions when you handle the food, and clean up anywhere it might get spilled, then you should be fine. It also might be important to make sure your pet doesn't take food into other areas of your house, or lick you after eating, etc.

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On 3/10/2023 at 3:35 PM, Voltage said:

Hello. I am doing a lot better and feel more like myself nowadays on a gluten free diet. However i have gone back to regular pet food as grain free is too expensive. Am i putting myself at risk by doing this or should i switch back.

Thanks.

Wash your hands with soap and water. Unless you are laying food on top of the pet food you’ll be fine. 

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On 3/16/2023 at 11:44 PM, Scott Adams said:

I think if you take basic precautions when you handle the food, and clean up anywhere it might get spilled, then you should be fine. It also might be important to make sure your pet doesn't take food into other areas of your house, or lick you after eating, etc.

Ok thank you. Also sometime the cat biscuits are poured next to a radiator with towels on them is it even possible for the food dust to land on the towels and then transfer to my hands when i wash them or am i overthinking this?

Scott Adams Grand Master

You may be overthinking this, but perhaps move the cat dish just for piece of mind?

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