Wheat-free Dry dog food
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Omni | Vegan Dog Food
€16.81 - €81.27 -
Omni | Vegan Puppy Food
€16.81 - €81.27 -
Omni | Vegan Senior Dog Food
€16.81 - €81.27 -
VegDog Farmer's Crunch | Wheat free
€17.80 - €63.42 — Available as a subscription -
Ami Dog Vegan Dog Food | Wheat Free
€28.25 - €89.21 — Available as a subscription -
Ami Dog Vegan Dog Food Small Dog | Wheat Free
€10.36 - €27.22 — Available as a subscription -
Benevo Vegan Dog Food | Wheat Free
€14.27 - €85.24 — Available as a subscription -
VeggieAnimals Vegan Dry Dog Food – Plus
€23.30 - €82.26 -
Greta Vegan Dog Food | Wheat and Soy Free
€36.64 - €86.23 — Available as a subscription -
Greta Vegan Dog Food Small Dog | Wheat Free
€16.55 - €69.37 — Available as a subscription -
Hownd Plant Powered Superfood Vegan Dog Food | Gluten free | Soy free | Wheat free
€22.76 - €99.12 — Available as a subscription -
VegDog Green Crunch Vegan Dog Food | Grain Free & Hypoallergenic
€19.79 - €87.22 — Available as a subscription
Why wheat-free dog food for my dog?
Dogs are often completely crazy about dog food. It would therefore be a pity if dogs with an allergy to wheat cannot eat dog food. Fortunately, we have plenty of choice in our range of wheat-free dog kibble, so your dog can continue to enjoy his delicious kibble. Just like humans, dogs can develop allergies, including wheat. Switching to wheat-free dog food is therefore a must. Dogs should absolutely not eat wheat on a wheat-free diet.
Benefits of wheat-free food
Wheat is often used as a filler in dog food. Because wheat is cheap, the selling price is kept relatively low. When you go for wheat-free dog food, your dog will certainly feel more energetic. In addition, it can also have other positive effects. Wheat-free dog food is also 100% vegetable, free of animal testing, free of color and fragrances and free of preservatives.
Difference grain-free and wheat-free
Grain-free or wheat-free, many people do not know that these are two different allergies. It is therefore important to know the difference for your dog. With grain-free dogs should absolutely not eat grains. Think of grains such as wheat, oats and rye. In addition, it is important to know that grain-free also immediately means gluten-free. Gluten is a protein that is found in different grains. Wheat-free literally means that your dog should not eat wheat. Other grains can therefore be eaten normally.