In the second part of our grain vs. grain free diet series, we look at benefits of a grain-free diet and discuss grains and felines. Armed with information, you're well on your way to becoming the best pet parent around!
Grain allergies are the number one reason people switch to grain-free food. Pet parents who notice allergy symptoms such as frequent licking, sneezing, watery eyes, pink or inflamed skin, hot spots and hair loss. make the switch in hopes of alleviating a possible grain allergy.
Furthermore, a grain free diet can include some benefits: smaller stools, smaller required feeding portions due to higher meat content, the possibility of shinier coats with fish-based foods and the alleviation of grain allergies if the pet suffers from such an issue.
Blanca- featured adoptable from Austin Siamese Rescue
Why put a dog on a grain free diet?
Grain allergies are the number one reason people switch to grain-free food. Pet parents who notice allergy symptoms such as frequent licking, sneezing, watery eyes, pink or inflamed skin, hot spots and hair loss. make the switch in hopes of alleviating a possible grain allergy.
Furthermore, a grain free diet can include some benefits: smaller stools, smaller required feeding portions due to higher meat content, the possibility of shinier coats with fish-based foods and the alleviation of grain allergies if the pet suffers from such an issue.
Blanca- featured adoptable from Austin Siamese Rescue
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