While wheat allergies are a hot topic in human nutrition, gluten sensitivity is rare in dogs and cats.
Not exact matches
Hmm interesting —
while I appreciate you leaving your comment, I'm not sure I understand your logic of why being ancient would cause gluten to react differently — from what I know about khorasan it is only a relative of
wheat and * may * be suitable to * some * with a
wheat allergy.
It's important to note that
while wheat is on the big 8 list of food
allergies, it tends to affect adults more than young children.
Peanut, tree nut, fish, and shellfish
allergy tend to be lifelong,
while children tend to outgrow milk, soy, egg, and
wheat food
allergies.
Some people have
allergies to
wheat and sensitivities to gluten, so
while it may be fine for some, others may not do well on it.
Food
Allergies:
While every effort is made to ensure that there is no cross contamination, all our Paleo offerings are made in a facility on shared equipment with dairy,
wheat, grains, sugar, soy, nut and peanut products.
However
while wheat grass that has not yet sprouted is safe for someone with a gluten
allergy, he / she should look out for wheatgrass as an ingredient on a product label (in packaged products).
Wheat allergy actually is a true allergy, but while some people refer to it as a «gluten allergy,» the allergic reaction actually involves more components of wheat than just the gluten pro
Wheat allergy actually is a true
allergy, but
while some people refer to it as a «gluten
allergy,» the allergic reaction actually involves more components of
wheat than just the gluten pro
wheat than just the gluten protein.
The exotic ingredient list for these diets — kangaroo, rabbit, duck, peas, and sweet potato — help veterinarians to eliminate common causes of food
allergies, like beef, chicken, corn, and
wheat,
while maintaining a convenient source of nutrition for your pet.
According to an article on Pet Place, a survey of veterinarians in North America found that beef, dairy products and
wheat accounted for 66 percent of food
allergies while chicken, lamb, soy, eggs, pork and food additives accounted for 22 percent.