Healthy Dog Treats Wheat, Corn, Soy, Gluten Free

Are you looking for healthy dog treats that are wheat, corn, soy and gluten free?

Some dogs are allergic to wheat and other grains. Some dog owners just do not want to give treats for dogs that contain grains.

This assortment of dog treats offers some savory choices.



Healthy dog treats that are wheat, corn, soy, gluten free



 



These are just a few of the many delicious handcrafted dog treats made just for your special pet. All of these treats can be shipped and would make a nice surprise gift to send to someone to show you are thinking about them.

 

They are available through PetCraftStore.com, the online marketplace that houses the largest collection of pet bakeries under one "roof".

 

The specific treats for dogs include:

 

On top right - Banana cake for dogs. Comes either frosted or not frosted. Made with organic oat flour. No wheat, corn or soy.

 

Peanut butter dog treats are shown on the bottom left. These treats are made using peanut butter that is made from 100% fresh peanuts - no additives. Made fresh when ordered and are wheat, corn and soy free.

 

Finally, on the bottom right, decorated dog cookies decorated by hand are wheat and gluten free and available in Canada.

 

Click the links and place your order today. And while you are there, browse through the other wonderful treats and pet products.

Gluten Free Dog Treats

Does your dog need to eat gluten free dog treats?

First of all, what exactly is gluten? Gluten is a protein found in grains such as wheat, barley and rye. 

Humans who suffer from an intestinal illness called celiac disease cannot tolerate gluten which causes inflammation in the small intestines of these sufferers.

Irish Setters are one dog breed prone to celiac disease.

Some dogs are grain sensitive. Dogs were originally carnivores, but due to the economics of making dog food, grains were introduced to keep the costs down and many low cost dog food is primarily made from grains. 

Grain allergies are common in dogs. If your dog is scratching a lot, have him evaluated first by your vet before you diagnose him yourself! There are many reasons why a dog could be scratching.

If your dog does require a gluten free diet and has grain allergies, instead of trying to figure out what is and is not healthy for him, you can use this dog cake mix from K9Cakery.com:

Eggs, fresh fish, meat and chicken, cheese, fruits and vegetables are all gluten-free. 

Gluten-free flours include rice flour, potato flour, corn flour, soy flour, and a myriad of flours from lesser-known grains.

Click this link for more information on hypoallergenic dog treats.