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Looking For gluten-free Cat Food Wet And Dry


shayre

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shayre Enthusiast

I used to have a high-end pet boutique that I sold a few years ago, and we carried the high-end brand of wheat free, gluten-free foods. My cat threw them all up. She is old and has liver disease. We resorted to a Purnina Indoor wet and dry because she keeps it down. Now I can't remember what brands were or are gluten free. I know that Wellness is, because I see it a Whole Foods. I am thinking that I'm getting contaminated with the cat's food, so now need to go gluten-free. Any brands to recommend?


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Jenniferxgfx Contributor

Have you tried the BG Before Grains food? We use wellness and love it but recently started putting BG in their foraging toys and they love it more than Wellness.

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Here is a partial list.

Go! Natural - selected wet

Merrick BG - wet and dry

Natural Balance - selected wet (marked LID)

Nature's Variety Instinct - wet and dry

Now! - dry

Taste of the Wild - wet and dry

Wellness - selected wet and CORE dry

Weruva - wet

There are others.

sreese68 Enthusiast

Science Diet DRY active longevity. NOT wet! All of their wet food I checked had wheat.

Iams wet adult. (haven't checked the dry)

catsmeow Contributor

My cats eat Solid Gold Indigo Moon. It's gluten-free. I wonder if the comapny can send you a sample before buying it so you can test it on your kitty's tender tummy? This site shows the ingredient breakdown. They sell it at Petco.

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Juliebove Rising Star

My cats love the Now! dry food. They can't get enough of it. Alas, I can't find a moist food that they like, except for the Fancy Feast Appetizers. They're just meat or fish so probably gluten-free but they are not meant as the only source of food because they are not complete.

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Iams dry cat foods don't have wheat gluten.


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Orijen dry

BG Before Grain dry

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