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    Top Brands of Gluten-Free Dog Food

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    Wondering what is the best grain-free, gluten-free dog food for your pet? Here's the rundown.

    Top Brands of Gluten-Free Dog Food - Acana Dog Food. Image: CC BY 2.0--kennejima
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    Celiac.com 06/15/2022 - Just like people, dogs can be sensitive to ingredients in their dog food, including gluten, and other known allergens. Some pet owners like to make sure they are getting dog food that is free of gluten or other known allergens.

    These dog foods contain no gluten. Many are specially formulated for dogs with particular health or medical issues. Note: The FDA has expressed some concerns about potential dangers of a grain-free diet for dogs, so please consider consulting a veterinarian before taking your pet gluten-free.

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     Anyone looking for a grain-free, or gluten-free dog food will find many options to choose from. Remember, formulations can change, so check labels, avoid gluten ingredients, and choose carefully. Many companies offer easy searching options on their websites which can make it easier to find grain-free, gluten-free options for your dog. We've included website info for each manufacturer. 

    If we missed a favorite brand of gluten-free food, please share it in the comments below. 

    To help you get started in your search, consider some of these top-rated brands of grain-free and gluten-free dog foods.

    Acana

    • Acana makes a number of grain-free foods for dogs, including:
    • Acana Free-Run Poultry Recipe + Wholesome Grains Gluten-Free Dry Dog Food
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Ranch-Raised Beef Recipe, Patties
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Ranch-Raised Beef Recipe, Morsels
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Free-Run Chicken Recipe, Patties
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Free-Run Chicken Recipe, Morsels
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Duck Recipe, Patties
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Duck Recipe, Morsels
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Free-Run Turkey Recipe, Patties
    • Acana Freeze-Dried Food, Free-Run Turkey Recipe, Morsels
    • High-Protein Biscuits, Crunchy Beef Liver Recipe
    • High-Protein Biscuits, Crunchy Chicken Liver Recipe
    • High-Protein Biscuits, Crunchy Pork Liver Recipe
    • High-Protein Biscuits, Crunchy Turkey Liver Recipe
    • Premium Pâté, Puppy Recipe in Bone Broth
    • Premium Chunks, Poultry Recipe in Bone Broth
    • Premium Chunks, Beef Recipe in Bone Broth
    • Premium Chunks, Lamb Recipe in Bone Broth
    • Premium Chunks, Duck Recipe in Bone Broth
    • Premium Chunks, Pork Recipe in Bone Broth
    • Puppy & Junior Recipe
    • Free-Run Poultry Recipe
    • Light & Fit Recipe
    • Freshwater Fish Recipe
    • Red Meat Recipe
    • Meadowland Recipe
    • Wild Atlantic Recipe
    • Grasslands Recipe
    • Appalachian Ranch Recipe
    • Duck & Pear Recipe
    • Pork & Squash Recipe
    • Lamb & Apple Recipe
    • Beef & Pumpkin Recipe

    Blue Buffalo
    Blue Buffalo makes a number of grain-free foods for dogs. Check individual products and labels for details. Products include:

    • Baby BLUE
    • Puppy High-Protein, Grain-Free Chicken & Pea Recipe

    BLUE Basics

    • Adult Grain-Free Duck & Potato Recipe
    • Adult Grain-Free Lamb & Potato Recipe
    • Adult Grain-Free Turkey & Potato Recipe
    • Adult Grain-Free Salmon & Potato Recipe
    • Small Breed Grain-Free Adult Lamb & Potato Recipe
    • Large Breed Adult Grain-Free Lamb & Potato

    BLUE Freedom

    • Grain-Free Senior Chicken Recipe
    • Grain-Free Puppy Chicken Recipe
    • Grain-Free Adult Beef Recipe
    • Grain-Free Adult Chicken Recipe
    • Grain-Free Adult Lamb Recipe
    • Grain-Free Adult Healthy Weight Chicken Recipe
    • Grain-Free Small Breed Adult Chicken Recipe
    • Grain-Free Large Breed Adult Beef Recipe
    • Grain-Free Large Breed Adult Chicken Recipe

    BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet

    • W+M Weight Management + Mobility Support
    • KS Kidney Support
    • NP Novel Protein
    • HF Hydrolyzed for Food Intolerance
    • GI Gastrointestinal Support Low Fat
    • W+U Weight Management & Urinary Care

    BLUE Wilderness

    • Adult Chicken
    • Adult Duck
    • Adult Red Meat
    • Adult Salmon
    • Adult Healthy Weight Chicken

    BLUE Wilderness

    • Adult Small Bite Chicken
    • Small Breed Adult Chicken
    • Toy Breed Adult Chicken

    BLUE Wilderness

    • Adult Wild Salmon, Venison & Halibut
    • Adult Turkey, Quail, & Duck
    • Adult Small Breed Healthy Weight Chicken
    • Large Breed Adult Chicken
    • Large Breed Adult Salmon
    • Rocky Mountain Recipe
    • Adult Rabbit
    • Rocky Mountain Recipe
    • Adult Bison
    • Puppy Chicken
    • Large Breed Puppy Chicken
    • Senior Chicken

    BLUE Wilderness Rocky Mountain Recipe

    • Adult Red Meat
    • Adult Healthy Weight Red Meat
    • Large Breed Adult Bison
    • Large Breed Adult Red Meat
    • Puppy Red Meat
    • Senior Red Meat Dinner

    Castor & Pollux

    • Castor & Pollux makes a number of grain-free, gluten-free dog foods, including:
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Free-Range Chicken & Sweet Potato Recipe with Raw Bites
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Free-Range Chicken Bone Broth
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Free-Range Chicken, Turkey & Lentil Recipe
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Free-Range Turkey Bone Broth
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Grass-Fed Beef & Sweet Potato Recipe with Raw Bites
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Grass-Fed Beef Bone Broth
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Grass-Fed Beef Bone Broth Seasoned with Turmeric
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Grass-Fed Lamb, Carrot & Apple Stew
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Small Breed Free-Range Chicken Stew
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Small Breed Grass-Fed Beef & Sweet Potato Recipe
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Small Breed Grass-Fed Beef Stew
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Wild-Caught Salmon & Sweet Potato Recipe

    Earthborn Holistic
    Earthborn Holistic makes a number of grain and gluten-free wet and dry foods for dogs, including:

    • Chicken Meal Recipe
    • Chip’s Chicken Casserole Stew
    • Duke’s Din-Din Stew
    • Earthborn Holistic Coastal Catch
    • Earthborn Holistic Meadow Feast
    • Earthborn Holistic Primitive Natural
    • EarthBites Cheese Flavor
    • EarthBites Chicken Meal Recipe
    • EarthBites Hip and Joint
    • EarthBites Lamb Meal Recipe
    • EarthBites Peanut Flavor
    • EarthBites Skin and Coat
    • Venture Alaska Pollock Meal & Pumpkin
    • Venture Duck Meal & Pumpkin
    • Venture Rabbit Meal & Pumpkin
    • Venture Roasted Lamb & Butternut Squash
    • Venture Smoked Turkey & Butternut Squash
    • Venture Smoked Wild Boar & Butternut Squash
    • K95 Beef
    • K95 Chicken
    • K95 Duck
    • K95 Lamb
    • K95 Turkey
    • Lily’s Gourmet Buffet in Sauce
    • Pepper’s Pot Roast Stew
    • Toby’s Turkey Dinner in Gravy
    • Bison Meal Recipe
    • Lamb Meal Recipe
    • Whitefish Meal Recipe
    • Western Feast

    Halo Grain-Free Dog Food
    Halo offers a wide variety of grain-free dog foods, including:

    • Halo Vigor Grain-Free
    • Halo Spot’s Stew

    Instinct
    Instinct makes a wide variety of freeze-dried, frozen, wet and dry grain-free food for dogs, with no wheat or gluten ingredients, including:

    • Frozen Raw Meals
    • Freeze-Dried Raw Meals
    • Raw + Kibble
    • Raw Toppers
    • Raw Coated Kibble
    • Wet

    Merrick
    Merrick makes dozens of grain-free, gluten-free wet and dry foods for dogs, including:

    • Merrick Backcountry Raw Infused Grain-Free Chicken-Free Great Plains Red Recipe Dry Dog Food
    • Merrick Grain-Free Dry Dog Food Healthy Weight Recipe
    • Merrick Lil'Plates Mini Medley Wet Dog Food Variety Pack
    • Merrick Real Chicken + Sweet Potato Recipe Grain-Free Adult Dry Dog Food
    • Merrick Real Texas Beef + Sweet Potato Recipe Grain-Free Chicken-Free Adult Dry Dog Food
    • Slow-Cooked BBQ Kentucky Style with Chopped Lamb
    • Slow-Cooked BBQ St. Louis Style with Shredded Pork
    • Slow-Cooked BBQ Kansas City Style with Chopped Pork
    • Slow-Cooked BBQ Memphis Style with Glazed Chicken
    • Slow-Cooked BBQ Texas Style with Braised Beef
    • Chunky Grain Free Big Texas Steak Tips Dinner in Gravy
    • Chunky Grain Free Carver's Delight Dinner in Gravy
    • Chunky Grain Free Colossal Chicken Dinner in Gravy 
    • Chunky Grain Free Pappy's Pot Roast Dinner in Gravy
    • Grain Free Real Beef, Lamb + Bison Dinner
    • Grain Free Real Chicken Dinner
    • Grain Free Real Duck Dinner

    Nature’s Logic
    Nature's Logic makes a number of dog foods that contain no wheat, corn, rice, soy, potato or chemically synthesized vitamins, minerals, or trace nutrients, including:

    • Nature’s Logic Feline Beef Feast
    • Nature’s Logic Feline Chicken Feast
    • Nature’s Logic Feline Duck & Salmon Recipe
    • Nature’s Logic Feline Rabbit Feast
    • Nature’s Logic Feline Sardine Feast
    • Nature’s Logic Feline Turkey Feast

    NomNomNow Fresh Food Delivery
    NomNomNow makes grain-free food for dogs, including:

    • Beef Mash
    • Chicken Chow
    • Pork Potluck
    • Turkey Fare

    Nutro Grain-Free Dog Food
    Nutro Grain-Free offers a variety of grain-free wet and dry dog foods, including:

    • Nutro Limited Ingredient Diet Fish and Potato Recipe
    • Nutro Limited Ingredient Diet Lamb & Potato Recipe
    • Nutro Limited Ingredient Diet Turkey & Potato Recipe

    Portland Pet Food Company 
    Portland Pet Food Company makes the following grain-free dog foods:

    • Hopkins' Pork N' Potato Grain & Gluten-Free Meal Pouch
    • Grandma Ada's Turkey & Yams Grain & Gluten-Free Holiday Meal Feast

    Solid Gold
    Grain-free, gluten-free wet and dry dog foods from Solid Gold include:

    • Barking at the Moon Duck, Pea & Egg Recipe 
    • Bone Broth Stew With Beef & Hearty Vegetables
    • Bone Broth Stew With Chicken & Hearty Vegetables
    • Bone Broth Stew With Lamb & Hearty Vegetables
    • BuckWild Quail, Chickpea & Pumpkin Recipe
    • BuckWild With Venison, Potato & Pumpkin
    • Fit and Fabulous Chicken, Sweet Potato & Green Bean Recipe
    • Leaping Waters Cold Water Salmon & Vegetable Recipe
    • Leaping Waters Chicken & Salmon Recipe With Vegetables
    • Love at First Bark Chicken, Potato & Apple Recipe
    • Love at First Bark Chicken, Potatoes & Apples Recipe in Gravy
    • Love at First Bark Beef, Potatoes & Apples in Recipe in Gravy
    • Mighty Mini Chicken, Salmon & Vegetables in Gravy
    • Mighty Mini Chicken, Chickpea & Pumpkin in Gravy
    • Mighty Mini Lamb, Sweet Potato & Cranberry in Gravy
    • Mighty Mini With Turkey & Hearty Vegetable in Gravy
    • SunDancer With Chicken Recipe
    • Chicken Bone Broth With Lavender & Chamomile
    • Sunday Sunrise With Lamb, Sweet Potato & Pea Recipe
    • SundaySunrise Lamb, Sweet Potato & Pea Recipe
    • SunDancer Chicken, Tapioca & Turmeric Recipe
    • Mighty Mini Turkey & Hearty Vegetable Recipe
    • Mighty Mini Beef, Sweet Potato & Apple Recipe
    • Mighty Mini Lamb, Sweet Potato & Carrot Recipe
    • Mighty Mini Salmon, Lentil & Green Bean Recipe
    • Mighty Mini Chicken, Chickpea & Pumpkin Recipe
    • Wild Heart Quail, Chickpea & Pumpkin Recipe
    • YoungAtHeart Chicken, Sweet Potato & Spinach Recipe

    Stella & Chewy's
    Stella & Chewy's makes over one hundred and fifty grain-free wet, dry, frozen and freeze-dried dog foods:

    • Chewy's Chicken Dinner Patties Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food
    • Duck Duck Goose Dinner Patties Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food
    • Stella's Super Beef Meal Mixers Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food Topper
    • Cage-Free Chicken Raw Coated Kibble
    • Cage-Free Chicken Raw Coated Kibble for Small Breeds
    • Cage-Free Chicken Raw Coated Kibble Puppy Dry Dog Food
    • Cage-Free Duck Raw Coated Kibble
    • Cage-Free Raw Blend Kibble
    • Free Range Raw Blend Kibble
    • Grass-Fed Beef Raw Coated Kibble
    • Grass-Fed Lamb Raw Coated Kibble
    • High Coastal Wetland Recipe with Cage-Free Duck
    • High Plains Red Recipe with Grass-Fed Beef
    • Limited Ingredient Cage-Free Duck Raw Coated Kibble
    • Limited Ingredient Cage-Free Turkey Raw Coated Kibble
    • Limited Ingredient Grass-Fed Lamb Raw Coated Kibble
    • Red Meat Raw Blend Kibble
    • Small Breed Red Meat Raw Blend Kibble
    • Wide Open Prairie Recipe with Cage-Free Chicken
    • Wild Caught Raw Blend Kibble
    • Wild Caught Whitefish Raw Coated Kibble
    • Wild Mountain Meadow Recipe with Grass-Fed Lamb
    • Wild Red Classic Grain & Legume Free Prairie Recipe
    • Wild Red Classic Grain & Legume Free Red Meat Recipe
    • Wild Red Raw Blend Grain & Legume Free Prairie Recipe
    • Wild Red Raw Blend Grain & Legume Free Red Meat Recipe
    • Wild Red Raw Coated Grain & Legume Free Ocean Recipe
    • Wild Red Raw Coated Grain & Legume Free Prairie Recipe
    • Wild Red Raw Coated Grain & Legume Free Puppy Prairie Recipe
    • Wild Red Raw Coated Grain & Legume Free Red Meat Recipe

    Taste of the Wild
    Grain-free, gluten-free dog food from Taste of the Wild includes:

    • Taste of the Wild High Prairie Grain-Free Dry Dog Food
    • Appalachian Valley Small Breed Canine Recipe with Venison & Garbanzo Beans
    • High Prairie Canine Recipe with Bison in Gravy
    • Pacific Stream Canine Recipe with Salmon in Gravy
    • Sierra Mountain Canine Recipe with Lamb in Gravy
    • Southwest Canyon Canine Recipe with Beef in Gravy
    • Wetlands Canine Recipe with Fowl in Gravy
    • High Prairie Canine Recipe with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison
    • High Prairie Puppy Recipe with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison
    • Pacific Stream Canine Recipe with Smoked Salmon
    • Pacific Stream Puppy Recipe with Smoked Salmon
    • Pine Forest Canine Recipe with Venison & Legumes
    • Sierra Mountain Canine Recipe with Roasted Lamb
    • Southwest Canyon Canine Recipe with Wild Boar 
    • Southwest Canyon Canine Recipe
    • Wetlands Canine Recipe with Roasted Fowl
    • Angus Beef Limited Ingredient Recipe for Dogs
    • Trout Limited Ingredient Recipe
    • Turkey Limited Ingredient Recipe

    Wellness
    Wellness CORE grain-free, gluten-free dog food includes:

    • Deboned Turkey, Turkey Meal & Chicken Meal Recipe Dry Dog Food
    • Whitefish & Menhaden Fish Meal
    • Complete Health Grain Free Lamb & Lamb Meal
    • Complete Health Grain Free For Puppy
    • Complete Health Grain Free Small Breed
    • Complete Health Grain Free Large Breed

    Zignature 
    Zignature makes several dry and wet dog foods that are formulated without grains or gluten ingredients, and with healthy, wholesome ingredients like turkey, pumpkin, lentils, and garbanzo beans, including:

    • Zignature Duck Formula Dog Food
    • Zignature Guinea Fowl Formula Dog Food
    • Zignature Turkey Formula Dog Food
    • Zignature Turkey Formula Small Bites Dry Dog Food
    • Zignature Duck Formula Wet Dog Food
    • Zignature Guinea Fowl Formula Wet Dog Food
    • Zignature Turkey Formula Wet Dog Food

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    edgetunes

    We got a new puppy about 4 years ago and he always had digestive issues. Our veterinarian couldn't seem to give us answers and I was concerned because our previous dog died from a rare liver cancer and died quickly. So I decided to feed our dog a grain free dog food which stopped his diarrhea. When I told the vet this he gave me an argument saying that there was a study that found that dogs that ate grain free have heart problems. That may well be but the vet couldn't give me an answer and the dog has grown into a very happy , healthy and strong dog. He's 100 lbs. and all muscle.

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    Scott Adams

    Dogs did not evolve eating grains, so I find it strange that veterinarians keep citing this single study as a reason to keep feeding grains to dogs.

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    flyingfabu

    My problem is that I’m extremely sensitive to gluten and I found that many “gluten free” dog foods I tested were positive for gluten. It was likely from cross-contamination in the production facilities. I’ve been feeding my greyhound Kiwi Kitchens but it’s cost prohibitive. She eats 4 cups of food a day. I’d love to see dog food be tested and certified. It would bring me peace of mind. 

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    29 minutes ago, flyingfabu said:

    My problem is that I’m extremely sensitive to gluten and I found that many “gluten free” dog foods I tested were positive for gluten. It was likely from cross-contamination in the production facilities. I’ve been feeding my greyhound Kiwi Kitchens but it’s cost prohibitive. She eats 4 cups of food a day. I’d love to see dog food be tested and certified. It would bring me peace of mind. 

    I doubt that the tiny amount of gluten from cross contamination in "gluten free" dog food would do harm to the dogs. That I know of, celiac disease or NCGS has not been documented in canines though I agree that feeding them dog food whose main ingredient is a grain is probably not good for them. But why do you mention that you are extremely sensitive to gluten? What does that have to do with what you are feeding your dogs? Are you implying that you are getting glutened from handling their dog food?

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    flyingfabu

    Yes, I’m getting glutened. 

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    David78

    I question whether dogs need gluten at all. Cats don't, and my dog isn't that far off a cat biologically, right?

    When my collie Archie was young we started off with a food the breeder had fed him, and it was clear he was having some problems with itchiness and his coat was dull. Paid the vet good money to be recommended a Hills food which was expensive, then found that was mostly grains - we have a great website here in Australia called https://www.petfoodreviews.com.au/ which helped loads.

    We actually switched to Taste of the Wild (PREY) for a while, and literally within about 2 weeks Archie had huge improvement. Very noticeable, and far less scratching. The original food I won't name but came from the supermarket Woolworths. We didn't realise at the time it was a home brand because of how the packet was designed, and I don't think we would've fed it if we'd known.

    He's 5 now and health is tremendous. We still feed some kibble but these days are more happier feeding him more fresh food (we use an Australian brand called Lyka which is slightly cooked) as well as some raw.

    Really makes me sad when I speak to other dog owners who still feed brands with a lot of gluten and grains when their dogs clearly aren't that healthy. Weirdly I often find owners proud of the food they feed their dogs!

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    Scott Adams

    Although dogs and cats evolved from a common ancestor about 42 million years ago, I don't think that they are very closely related nowadays, although both are naturally carnivores. 

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