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Wrong pet food


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Hello i accidentally got the wrong pet food which says "wheat free" instead of "gluten/grain free" should i be worried abbout this it says it contains cereals. I also do not touch my pets or feed them or kiss them but this stuff will still be around the house so should i be worried.


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Does it contain barley?  I’ve noticed that a lot of pet food contains barley and barley contains gluten.  If no wheat or barley it should be ok.

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1 minute ago, RMJ said:

Does it contain barley?  I’ve noticed that a lot of pet food contains barley and barley contains gluten.  If no wheat or barley it should be ok.

Hello thanks for responding. For the ingredients it just says this Cereals, Meat and Animal Derivatives, Fish and Fish Derivatives (4% Trout), Oils and Fats, Yeasts, Minerals, Seeds, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin (0.1% Chicory Extract), Fruit (0.05% Cranberry).

It says Cereals does that mean it has barley.

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It might, since barley is one type of cereal grain.  In the US it would say what types of cereal, meat and seeds so I’m guessing you’re not in the US.  I don’t know what the labeling rules are for pet food in other countries.

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13 hours ago, RMJ said:

It might, since barley is one type of cereal grain.  In the US it would say what types of cereal, meat and seeds so I’m guessing you’re not in the US.  I don’t know what the labeling rules are for pet food in other countries.

Its fine i just got some grain free ones now and replaced them.

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