Hypoallergenic Dog Food Guide

Making your own food at home is an easy way to make sure your dog has the right food. As long as you keep in mind that your dog should have some sort of protein, a filler such as rice, and a combiner like yogurt.

Chicken:
Boil/bake desired amount of chicken
Prepare rice according to box directions
Bring together with plain yogurt
Refrigerate unused food

Beef:
Prepare lean ground beef* (try to get rid of excess fat by draining)
Mashed potatoes
Canned or frozen vegetables
*can also use ground turkey

Vegetarian:
Tofu/beans (for your protein)
baby food (for your combiner)
oatmeal

Finding the right food for your dog is very important for your dog's stomach, coat, and skin. While it may be that it's a little bigger hit on your wallet, having the wrong food is more of a hit on your dog's belly, and could be a hit on your wallet at the vet in the long run. Here are a few dog foods we found to be hypoallergenic and good for your dog.

Royal Canin-

You have heard about food allergies in dogs, but you don't know what to do about it when it comes to your own dog.  You've noticed raised patches on your dogs fur or that they have diarrhea or are vomiting.  These can be reactions to food allergies. 

If you are here looking for advice, it probably means that you are having problems with your dog's digestive system.  When our dog had frequent diarrhea and vomiting, and we could not figure out why, we decided to change his food.  It is possible that your dog is having the same problems.