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4tomorrow Apprentice
4tomorrow
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I was wondering what the gluten free dog foods are. I went back about 17 pages and couldn't find the list that I saw once. I have a dingo that loves to kiss my hand as I walk by and she has a bit of a licking objects habit too. I would really appreciate a list, thanks.

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Rusla Enthusiast
Rusla
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You can give this one a try.

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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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There is a person here--Peter (psawyer) who is an expert on this subjsct. Hopefully he will see your question--I'll bet he wouldn't mind if you PM'd him ;)

4tomorrow Apprentice
4tomorrow
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Thanks for the info. I'll send him a pm and hopefully get some ideas.

ETA: I checked out the nutro. They all have oatmeal in them. Oh well, I'll keep looking.

frenchiemama Collaborator
frenchiemama
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There are several good quality foods that are gluten-free. The ones that I can think of off the top of my head are:

Natural Balance (potato & duck, sweet potato & fish, and venison & rice)

California Natural (lamb & rice, chicken & rice, herring & sweet potato)

Nature's Variety (venison)

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Innova EVO

Timberwolf Organics (ocean blue)

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Felidae
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I second the Natural Balance recommendation.

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