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Looking For gluten-free Cat Food Wet And Dry


shayre

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shayre Enthusiast

I used to have a high-end pet boutique that I sold a few years ago, and we carried the high-end brand of wheat free, gluten-free foods. My cat threw them all up. She is old and has liver disease. We resorted to a Purnina Indoor wet and dry because she keeps it down. Now I can't remember what brands were or are gluten free. I know that Wellness is, because I see it a Whole Foods. I am thinking that I'm getting contaminated with the cat's food, so now need to go gluten-free. Any brands to recommend?


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Have you tried the BG Before Grains food? We use wellness and love it but recently started putting BG in their foraging toys and they love it more than Wellness.

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Here is a partial list.

Go! Natural - selected wet

Merrick BG - wet and dry

Natural Balance - selected wet (marked LID)

Nature's Variety Instinct - wet and dry

Now! - dry

Taste of the Wild - wet and dry

Wellness - selected wet and CORE dry

Weruva - wet

There are others.

sreese68 Enthusiast

Science Diet DRY active longevity. NOT wet! All of their wet food I checked had wheat.

Iams wet adult. (haven't checked the dry)

catsmeow Contributor

My cats eat Solid Gold Indigo Moon. It's gluten-free. I wonder if the comapny can send you a sample before buying it so you can test it on your kitty's tender tummy? This site shows the ingredient breakdown. They sell it at Petco.

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My cats love the Now! dry food. They can't get enough of it. Alas, I can't find a moist food that they like, except for the Fancy Feast Appetizers. They're just meat or fish so probably gluten-free but they are not meant as the only source of food because they are not complete.

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Iams dry cat foods don't have wheat gluten.


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Orijen dry

BG Before Grain dry

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