How do food allergies manifest in dogs?
Skin and digestive problems, ear infections, or behavioral changes are often the first signs of an allergic reaction in your furry friend. Frequent triggers are the animal proteins contained in food. A study from 2016 concluded that beef and chicken are among the main allergens for dogs. Lamb, pork, and other animal products like milk or eggs are also frequently associated with allergies in dogs. An elimination diet in consultation with your trusted veterinarian is recommended for treatment.
If you notice that your dog is struggling with gastrointestinal issues, you should also consider that your four-legged friend might have developed an intolerance. You can find more information on food allergies and intolerances, as well as the most important differences, here!
Benefits of Vutter! for allergy sufferers
- Since plant-based dog food does not contain animal proteins, many of the most common allergy triggers are eliminated. Instead, Vutter!'s wet and dry food varieties use alternative protein sources such as soy, rice, or pea proteins. These are significantly better tolerated by four-legged friends with allergies.
- High tolerability: Our long-term tolerability tests confirm the high tolerability of our products. In a study, 48 dog owners closely observed the health characteristics of their furry friends. Vutter! was not only well accepted but also very well tolerated.
- Vutter! is a complete feed according to FEDIAF and covers 100% of your dog's nutritional needs. This ensures that your dog receives all the important minerals, nutrients, and vitamins it needs for a healthy life. This makes Vutter! the optimal choice for you and your four-legged friend. While Vutter! does without any animal ingredients, it still provides your furry friend with everything they need to stay healthy and fit. Vutter!'s wet and dry food not only supports the well-being of the sensitive dog stomach but also represents a high-quality alternative that offers your furry friend the same nutritional values as conventional food.
