Gluten free food for dogs

Gluten free food for dogs
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Aldog
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Aldog Super Premium Nordic Sea Medium...

Aldog Super Premium Nordic Sea Medium Large with Salmon and Rice for Dogs
Aldog Nordic Sea kibble is ideal for pet owners looking for the best for their dog. These kibbles, rich in high-quality salmon , offer a balanced intake of omega-3s that contribute to coat and skin wellness. Formulated with prebiotics (FOS), these kibbles promote healthy intestinal flora and...

12 kg bag

49,90 € 44,90 €
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Dr.Clauder's
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GRAIN FREE

Dr.Clauder's Hyposensitive Deer and...

Dr.Clauder's Hyposensitive Deer and Potatoes Dry Food for Adult Dogs
Dr.Clauder’s Hyposensitive Venison and Potatoes is a complete, single-protein dry food for sensitive adult dogs, formulated with a single animal source (venison) and a single plant source (potatoes) . Highly digestible and free from grains and gluten, it supports digestion, gut...

Sacco da 11,5 kg

82,90 € 69,90 €
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Dr.Clauder's
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GRAIN FREE

Dr.Clauder's Hyposensitive Herring...

Dr.Clauder's Hyposensitive Herring and Potatoes Dry Food for Adult Dogs
Dr. Clauder’s Hyposensitive Herring and Potatoes is a complete, single-protein dry food for adult dogs with food sensitivities . Made with fresh and dehydrated herring as the sole animal source and potatoes as the plant source, it is grain-free , highly digestible, and rich in...

Sacco da 11,5 kg

85,90 € 72,90 €
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Gluten is found in all grains (wheat, rye, barley, oats, spelt, kamut, rice, and corn) but rice and corn gluten does not cause food borne diseases such as celiac disease. Feeding your pet gluten-free products can help with proper maintenance of the digestive system because, a low presence of gluten puts less stress on the pancreas in producing enzymes to dissolve ingested starches.

Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease of the small intestine, and is precisely due to an intolerance to gluten. Our pets have adapted to an industral diet extremely rich in starches and gluten, something that is not naturally part of their DNA. It is therefore not uncommon to experience a response of the immune system and the digestive system itself, which does not recognize the food and causes widespread discomfort in the dog.

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