Comments on: What is a good homemade dog food recipe for dogs with allergies? http://natural-dog-food.com/24/dog-food/what-is-a-good-homemade-dog-food-recipe-for-dogs-with-allergies/ Research the Best Dog Foods to Keep Your Dog Healthy! Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:31:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Julie loves Hoochieboy! http://natural-dog-food.com/24/dog-food/what-is-a-good-homemade-dog-food-recipe-for-dogs-with-allergies/comment-page-1/#comment-143 Julie loves Hoochieboy! Sat, 23 Jan 2010 12:36:43 +0000 http://natural-dog-food.com/24/dog-food/what-is-a-good-homemade-dog-food-recipe-for-dogs-with-allergies/#comment-143 You could try feeding raw if the thought of raw animal carcasses don't put you off. It is much cheaper than feeding commerical dog food and you know exactly what the dog is getting. Hopefully somebody will provide some links. You could try feeding raw if the thought of raw animal carcasses don’t put you off. It is much cheaper than feeding commerical dog food and you know exactly what the dog is getting. Hopefully somebody will provide some links.

]]> By: bells3011 http://natural-dog-food.com/24/dog-food/what-is-a-good-homemade-dog-food-recipe-for-dogs-with-allergies/comment-page-1/#comment-142 bells3011 Sat, 23 Jan 2010 06:58:12 +0000 http://natural-dog-food.com/24/dog-food/what-is-a-good-homemade-dog-food-recipe-for-dogs-with-allergies/#comment-142 There is food that gluten and grain free... www.dogfoodanalysis.com look at food rated 5-6 There is food that gluten and grain free…

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]]> By: antoinette http://natural-dog-food.com/24/dog-food/what-is-a-good-homemade-dog-food-recipe-for-dogs-with-allergies/comment-page-1/#comment-144 antoinette Sat, 23 Jan 2010 05:20:38 +0000 http://natural-dog-food.com/24/dog-food/what-is-a-good-homemade-dog-food-recipe-for-dogs-with-allergies/#comment-144 To find out what your dog's allergic to, work with your vet to try an allergy elimination diet. This diet involves giving your dog a special food (which you'll get from the vet), and over three or four months, gradually adding other foods back to your dog's diet. When he starts itching again, you've found your culprit and can keep it out of your dog's food bowl for good. http://dogtime.com/allergies-dog.html To find out what your dog’s allergic to, work with your vet to try an allergy elimination diet. This diet involves giving your dog a special food (which you’ll get from the vet), and over three or four months, gradually adding other foods back to your dog’s diet. When he starts itching again, you’ve found your culprit and can keep it out of your dog’s food bowl for good.

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