Grain-free, chicken-free dog food for the itch you can’t place.
When a dog will not stop scratching and the vet suspects the food, the two ingredients that come up first are almost always chicken and grain. Most bags take out one or the other. These two take out both at once — which is the shortest honest route to finding out whether the food was ever the problem.
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- No chicken. At all. Not as the meat, not as a meal, not hidden behind the word “poultry”. Chicken is one of the most commonly reported food allergens in dogs, so it is simply not in the bag.
- No grain, corn, wheat or soy The other half of the usual advice, done in the same bag rather than in a second trial three months later.
- Duck, pork and ocean fish Proteins most dogs have simply eaten less of over the years — and ocean fish brings the omega-3s that skin and coat are built from.
- Made in Wisconsin Mixed and bagged at our own plant in Grafton, where we can see every batch.
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100% Grain-Free Dry Dog Food
American Natural Premium’s grain-free recipes do not contain the grains and gluten that may give your dog an allergic reaction. They DO contain real meat and fresh ingredients good for dogs at every stage of their lives. And our ingredients are 100% sourced from the USA, so you won’t have to worry about continents in your pup’s supper.
Why Choose Grain-Free Dog Food?
If you’re looking for a grain-free dry dog food, odds are you think your pup may have a grain allergy. Indeed, grain allergies are common among dogs. Symptoms include:
- Red, Itchy Skin
- Rashes and hives
- Fur Loss
- Licking Paws
- Ear Infections
- More Meat!
You may also notice wounds develop from your pup repeatedly licking irritated areas. If you think your dog may be allergic to gluten, one of our grain-free recipes is sure to help. We also have chicken-free and legume-free options available.
Natural Ingredients. Premium Quality.
At American Natural Premium, we know that you treat your dog like family. We’re dog owners too! That’s why we’re dedicated to providing premium nutrition with the highest quality ingredients for dogs of all breeds and ages. Try a bag of American Natural Premium today, and find out why our customers keep coming back for more.
Questions worth asking
Why take out chicken and grain together?
Because they are the two things most often behind a food reaction, and testing them one at a time takes months. Each trial needs six to eight weeks to mean anything, so removing one and then the other is most of a year. Both recipes on this page are free of both, which turns two trials into one. If the scratching settles, you have learned something; if it does not, you have ruled out a great deal in half the time.
Is grain-free better for every dog?
No. Most dogs digest grains perfectly well, and grain-free is not a health upgrade on its own. It is worth trying when a dog shows signs of a food sensitivity — itching, ear trouble, a dull coat — and your vet suggests changing the diet. Talk to them before you switch.
Is it definitely the food?
Often it is not. Fleas, pollen, grass and dust mites all make a dog itch, and they are more common than a food allergy. Food is worth ruling out because it is the one you can change yourself — but start with your vet, not with a bag.
How do I change my dog over?
Slowly. Mix a quarter of the new food into the old for a few days, then half, then three-quarters, over about a week. A sudden change upsets most dogs regardless of what the new food is.
How long before I know if it helped?
Give it six to eight weeks, and feed nothing else — no treats, no table scraps, no flavoured chews. Skin and coat take that long to turn over, and one chicken-flavoured biscuit restarts the clock.
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