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Best Hypoallergenic Dog Food


As pet parents, there isn’t much we wouldn’t do to make the lives of our dogs as happy and healthy as possible. But similar to their human counterparts, dogs too can suffer from a multitude of allergies. Keeping your dog’s potential allergies under control isn’t always easy – in fact, it can be even more complicated to understand, diagnose and treat in dogs than in humans. If you have ever spoken to your vet before about whether or not allergies are impacting your dog’s overall health and quality of life, you’ve probably gotten a sense of how difficult (and costly) it can be to keep those allergies at bay.


Much like the allergens that affect humans, dogs are susceptive to skin allergies, food allergies and environmental allergies. Compounding the issue is that these allergies (and the symptoms they trigger in your dog), can overlap with each other. One of the most effective ways to combat the symptoms associated with these allergies is by incorporating high quality, nutrient-rich dog food into your dog’s care regimen.


So what are exactly are the benefits of giving your dog the best hypoallergenic dog food you can find? A high quality, hypoallergenic diet can significantly improve the overall well-being of ALL dogs – regardless of breed, size, age or health. Unlike other dog foods, hypoallergenic dog food is made with no artificial colours, no artificial flavours, or preservatives – all of which can be harmful to your dog’s health (not too different from us humans after all)! Feeding your dog an exclusively hypoallergenic dog food can help mitigate and prevent some serious health issues – including obesity, heart disease, digestive issues and skin issues.


Whether your dog is a pure-bred show dog or a mixed breed rescue, every dog deserves the very best when it comes to their care – and nutrition is a key component of every dog’s regimen. The good news is that hypoallergenic dog food is becoming the norm. Dog food manufacturers have responded to the desire of dog owners to up their game when it comes to the food they provide their dogs, and there are a variety of hypoallergenic dog foods and allergy-friendly dog foods available that are inexpensive and available in a variety of customized formulas, making it easy to find the best allergy-friendly dog food that meets your dog’s specific needs.


So what should you be looking for in your quest to find the best hypoallergenic dog food for your dog’s specific needs? You want to find a hypoallergenic dog food that is specifically formulated to meet the needs of your dog. The good news for dog owners and their pooches alike is that we are in the midst of a pet care revolution. Long gone are the days where the dog food industry was dominated by “one size fits all” dog food, and it is easier than ever to supplement your dog’s health and wellness regimen with hypoallergenic dog food. And the best hypoallergenic food will be made from only high quality, limited ingredients. The best hypoallergenic dog food should be completely free of those foods that are highly recurring allergy triggers for dogs -these include chicken, corn, wheat gluten, soy, and potatoes.

Hypoallergenic dog food can combat more than just allergies – high quality, limited ingredient dog food can be a key way to help manage your dog’s weight. With over 53% of all U.S. dogs considered overweight, a hypoallergenic lean protein, meat forward formula such as Zignature’s Goat Formula can work hard to help manage your dog’s weight without having to trade in on the taste, and is a great solution for dog’s with food allergies.


A diet rich in high-quality protein is the building block for a healthy, happy dog. Read the labels and look for ingredients that are fresh, pure, and as minimally processed as possible. Ingredients should be as simple to understand (and frankly, quite similar) to the ingredients you seek out from your own food sources. If you deserve it, so does your dog.

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