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Lil Bastrd · 09-25-2009, 02:17 PM

yes dogs can have issues with the chicken protein in kibble. As the protein is changed from the high temperatures. Real chicken is not a common allergy and usually it is something else entirely in the recipe that is triggering. The reason I suggest home cooked for a little while is to get rid of everything, to let the body clean itself out. This way the immune system can build itself back up again. If the immune system is that battered you will get reactions to things that they aren't allergic to as well as the system will still have residue of the allergens. Once the system is stronger then it's time to try a different kibble

09-25-2009, 02:17 PM	#13
Lil Bastrd VLS Pet Forum Mod Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Langley, BC Posts: 1,257 Thanked 39 Times in 31 Posts Failed 2 Times in 2 Posts	yes dogs can have issues with the chicken protein in kibble. As the protein is changed from the high temperatures. Real chicken is not a common allergy and usually it is something else entirely in the recipe that is triggering. The reason I suggest home cooked for a little while is to get rid of everything, to let the body clean itself out. This way the immune system can build itself back up again. If the immune system is that battered you will get reactions to things that they aren't allergic to as well as the system will still have residue of the allergens. Once the system is stronger then it's time to try a different kibble __________________ Mother of MisFit.