Chicken free grain free treats?

PuppiesAndRainbows

My dog is allergic to all forms of chicken and grains, and I can't find any treats that do not have one of those in them. I thought I was safe with Blue Buffalo Salmon grain free treats, but they have poultry broth in them.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

LinZem

Natural balance rolls I haven't read through the ingredients but there are lots of varieties. A true favorite in my house.

LolaNJoe

Zuke's! Both the salmon and peanut butter flavors are grain and chicken free. Other flavors might be too, but one of my girls doesn't do well on beef either, so we avoid that too.

Mryan209

LolaNJoe:

Zuke's! Both the salmon and peanut butter flavors are grain and chicken free. Other flavors might be too, but one of my girls doesn't do well on beef either, so we avoid that too.

What Zuke's do you use?  Their minis all have grains.  

OP: EVO, Bravo,  ZiwiPeak, and Real Meat should all have options for you. 

YellowUmbrella

You could also buy a small bag of another kind of food to use as treats. As long as it tastes & smells different than the food that they normally get, your dogs won't mind I'm sure. We use Acana and they have several varieties of food that are chicken and grain free. I'm not sure if they have any treats.

Depending on what you use the treats for, you could also cook/chop up your own stuff - fruits, veggies, cooked meat, cheese, hard boiled egg.

TheLinkBride

Everything I give is chicken and grain free as well - Stella and Chewy's Carnivore Crunch (comes in beef or duck that are chicken free), Real Meat treats (many proteins), Bravo training treats, A Place for Paws dehydrated raw treats (green tripe is very high value for my dog).

For biscuits, Northern grain free treats (the green tripe and bison/blueberry are favorites), K9 Kraving Cookies, Fromm grain free treats (cheese is fun for something different).

PuppiesAndRainbows

Thanks for all the recs! I was going crazy trying to find some. I don't care about it being Blue Buffalo, just chicken and grain free.

KatelynS07

We've started making our own freeze dried treats. We use liver, chicken, natural hot dogs, cheddar cheese (a high value treat for one of our dogs), turkey, and beef. 

You boil the meat for about 5 minutes, let cool, cut into small cubes, place on a cookie sheet, put in a frost free freezer, and leave them for a month. After that month, they are freeze dried.

 These are by far the favorite treats our guys eat. 

jeepsareforgirls

We use Natures Variety Instinct biscuits in the rabbit, duck and lamb varieties and Pet Greens Hearty Seafood biscuits. For non-biscuit treats we use cheese most often. 

jdbmjm

Of course I can't remember the names of the brands, but our feed store has a number of grain free, single protein treats. Stella and Chewy's has some that as basically free dried single protein snacks. They usually give us samples- some are more like jerky, others are more like free dried, and come in bison, salmon, duck, turkey, in addition to chicken.