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    Top Brands of Gluten-Free Cat Food

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    Wondering what Is the best gluten-free cat food? Here's the rundown.

    Top Brands of Gluten-Free Cat Food - Image: CC BY-SA 2.0--Jay Shouldol
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    Celiac.com 06/08/2022 - Just like people, cats can be sensitive to ingredients in their cat food, including gluten, and other known allergens. Some pet owners like to make sure they are getting cat food that is free of gluten or other known allergens.

    For anyone looking for gluten-free cat food, they will find that you have many options to choose from.  To help you get started in your search, consider some of these top-rated brands of gluten-free and grain-free cat foods.

    The following cat foods are naturally gluten-free, and contain no added gluten:

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    American Journey
    American Journey makes a number of grain-free and gluten-free foods for cats, including:

    • Landmark Chicken Recipe in Broth Grain-Free Canned Cat Food
    • Landmark Chicken & Turkey Recipe in Broth
    • Landmark Chicken Recipe in Broth
    • Landmark Chicken & Vegetables Recipe in Broth
    • Landmark Poultry & Tuna in Broth
    • Landmark Mackerel & Tuna Recipe in Broth
    • Landmark Salmon Recipe in Broth Grain-Free Canned Cat Food
    • Landmark Seafood & Chicken Recipe in Broth

    Blue Buffalo Freedom Grain-Free
    Blue Buffalo Freedom makes a number of grain-free products. Check individual products and labels for details.

    • Five dry food options and five wet food grain-free options, include: 
    • Basics line of Limited Ingredient Diets 
    • Wilderness line of protein-rich products
    • Freedom line of grain-free pet foods

    Castor & Pollux
    Castor & Pollux Organix Grain-Free Organic cats foods include:

    • PRISTINE Grain Free Wild-Caught Salmon Recipe
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Free-Range Chicken Recipe Pate
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Wild-Caught Salmon Recipe Pate
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Wild-Caught Tuna Recipe Pate
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Free-Range Chicken Recipe Morsels in Gravy
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Cage-Free Duck Recipe Morsels in Gravy
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Free-Range Turkey Recipe Morsels in Gravy
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Wild-Caught Salmon Recipe Morsels in Gravy
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Wild-Caught Tuna Recipe Morsels in Gravy
    • PRISTINE Grain Free Wild-Caught Whitefish Recipe Morsels in Gravy

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

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

    Instinct
    Instinct makes a wide variety of wet and dry grain-free foos for cats, including:

    • Healthy Cravings Chicken Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Healthy Cravings Duck Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Healthy Cravings Rabbit Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Healthy Cravings Salmon Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Healthy Cravings Tuna Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Healthy Cravings Variety Pack Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Dry Cat Food
    • Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Wet Cat Food
    • Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Limited Ingredient Diet Salmon Dry Cat Food
    • Limited Ingredient Diet Turkey Dry Cat Food
    • Limited Ingredient Diet Turkey Wet Cat Food
    • Original Chicken Dry Cat Food
    • Original Chicken Wet Cat Food
    • Original Duck Dry Cat Food
    • Original Duck Wet Cat Food
    • Original Kitten Chicken Dry Cat Food
    • Original Kitten Chicken Wet Cat Food
    • Original Lamb Wet Cat Food
    • Original Minced Cups Chicken Wet Cat Food
    • Original Minced Cups Rabbit Wet Cat Food
    • Original Minced Cups Salmon Wet Cat Food
    • Original Minced Cups Tuna Wet Cat Food
    • Original Rabbit Dry Cat Food
    • Original Rabbit Wet Cat Food
    • Original Salmon Dry Cat Food
    • Original Salmon Wet Cat Food
    • Original Variety Pack Wet Cat Food
    • Original Venison Wet Cat Food
    • Raw Boost Chicken Dry Cat Food
    • Raw Boost Duck Dry Cat Food
    • Raw Boost Healthy Weight Chicken Dry Cat Food
    • Raw Boost Indoor Health Chicken Dry Cat Food
    • Raw Boost Indoor Health Rabbit Dry Cat Food
    • Raw Boost Mixers Chicken Freeze-Dried Cat Food Topper
    • Raw Boost Mixers Digestive Health Freeze-Dried Cat Food Topper
    • Raw Boost Mixers Rabbit Freeze-Dried Cat Food Topper
    • Raw Boost Mixers Skin & Coat Health Freeze-Dried Cat Food Topper
    • Raw Boost Salmon Dry Cat Food
    • Raw Frozen Chicken Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Frozen Kitten Chicken Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult 20% Freeze-Dried Raw Meal Blend Chicken Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult 20% Freeze-Dried Raw Meal Blend Rabbit Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult 7+ Frozen Beef Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Ages 7+ 20% Freeze-Dried Raw Meal Blend Beef Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Ages 7+ Freeze-Dried Beef Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Freeze-Dried Beef/Cod Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Freeze-Dried Chicken Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Freeze-Dried Rabbit Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Frozen Beef/Cod Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Frozen Chicken Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Adult Frozen Rabbit Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Kitten 20% Freeze-Dried Raw Meal Blend Chicken Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Kitten Freeze-Dried Chicken Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Longevity Kitten Frozen Chicken Bites Cat Food
    • Raw Meals Freeze-Dried Chicken Cat Food
    • Raw Meals Freeze-Dried Kitten Chicken Cat Food
    • Ultimate Protein Chicken Dry Cat Food
    • Ultimate Protein Chicken Wet Cat Food
    • Ultimate Protein Chicken Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Ultimate Protein Duck Dry Cat Food
    • Ultimate Protein Duck Wet Cat Food Topper
    • Ultimate Protein Rabbit Wet Cat Food

    Nature’s Logic
    Nature's Logic makes a number of cat 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 cats, including:

    • Chicken Cuisine
    • Fish Feast

    Nutro Grain-Free Cat Food
    Nutro Grain-Free offers two dry cat foods, Salmon & Potato, Duck & Potato, along with a variety of grain-free wet cat foods.

    Smalls for Smalls
    Smalls creates human grade recipes specially formulated based on a profile for you cat, and food is delivered to your doorstep.

    Solid Gold
    Gluten-free cat food from Solid Gold includes:

    • Solid Gold Fit as a Fiddle Weight Control

    Taste of the Wild
    Gluten-free cat food from Taste of the Wild includes:

    • Taste of the Wild Canyon River

    Wellness Complete Health
    Gluten-free cat food from Wellness Complete Health includes:

    • Wellness Complete Health Pate Chicken

    Ziwi Peak
    Gluten-free cat food from Ziwi Peak includes:

    • Ziwi Peak Beef Recipe Canned Cat Food
    • Ziwi Peak Lamb Canned Cat Food 
    • Ziwi Peak Lamb Canned Cat Food  
    • Ziwi Peak Mackerel and Lamb Canned Cat Food
    • Ziwi Peak Mackerel Canned Cat Food
    • Ziwi Peak Rabbit and Lamb Canned Cat Food 
    • Ziwi Peak Venison Canned Cat Food 
    • Ziwi Peak Lamb Dried Cat Food 
    • Ziwi Peak Mackerel and Lamb Dried Cat Food
    • Ziwi Peak Venison Dried Cat Food 
    • Ziwi Peak East Cape
    • Ziwi Peak Hauraki Plains
    • Ziwi Peak Otago Valley


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