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Are Lamb Treats Good for Dogs with Allergies?
In shortLamb is a mild, savory protein most dogs love — but "lamb" does not automatically mean "hypoallergenic". It can be a novel protein for dogs that have never eaten lamb-based food; if your dog already has, consider rarer proteins such as horse or yak.
Why lamb became known as an "allergy treat"
Lamb used to be uncommon in dog food, so it was new to most dogs and often used in allergy diets. Today lamb-based foods are common, so it depends on the individual dog.
How to tell if lamb suits your dog
- Check current foods and treats for lamb or mutton
- If none, lamb is a novel-protein candidate
- If yes, look at horse or yak instead
Belcher's 3 lamb treats
Savory, crunchy lamb jerky, rich lamb liver and easy-crumbling lamb lung, made from free-range Mongolian lamb and nothing else.
If your dog has a diagnosed allergy, consult your veterinarian before feeding.